Artillery Genius Pro - frame improvement

While I was testing with higher print speeds I observed some movement of the vertical aluminium profiles, so I have designed an upgrade for the printer. The logic can be used for any other printer with similar construction.

3D printed parts are a small bracket at the top and bottom, which can be screwed on simply, using existing holes. Top and bottom bracket shall be connected with a rectangular rod, via 2-2 M5 screws and nuts. I recommend using an aluminium rod (usually available at hardware store), but wood or steel could work as well. Make sure the holes match well and big enough on the rod, to avoid bending the Z axis.

At the top bracket you can use additional holes to fix to the alu profile, but for that you will need T-slot nut, but it works well without it too.

At maximum printing height of 250 for genius pro there is still ab 2mm clearence with a symmetric 15mm wide connecting rod like I used, however if you use something wider than make sure you install it asymmetric