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Ender 2 adjustable Z stepper mount bracket
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Yet another replacement of the stock Z stepper mount bracket, but in addition to the front and back adjustment for ~2.4mm, it also allows for slight left and right adjustment for ~1mm.
Instructions:
-Print settings: set 'Horizontal Expansion' (Cura) to -0,1 (or -0.15, or even -0.2) to get a part, which does not need (a lot of) post processing to fit the stock screws - the heads should be able to sink fully in the pockets, with a very slight "help"
-Mount to the Z beam loosely using the stock screws and nuts,
-Mount the stepper also loosely so it can move
-with lead screw removed, hold the Z gantry around the top of the Z beam and screw back the lead screw from the top
-let it reach the coupler by the gravity and then adjust stepper position so that the lead screw naturally fits into the hole of the coupler.
-Afix stepper position by tightening the bracket to the beam and to the stepper while trying to keep the stepper from moving.
-Ensure lead screw still fits naturall
Instructions:
-Print settings: set 'Horizontal Expansion' (Cura) to -0,1 (or -0.15, or even -0.2) to get a part, which does not need (a lot of) post processing to fit the stock screws - the heads should be able to sink fully in the pockets, with a very slight "help"
-Mount to the Z beam loosely using the stock screws and nuts,
-Mount the stepper also loosely so it can move
-with lead screw removed, hold the Z gantry around the top of the Z beam and screw back the lead screw from the top
-let it reach the coupler by the gravity and then adjust stepper position so that the lead screw naturally fits into the hole of the coupler.
-Afix stepper position by tightening the bracket to the beam and to the stepper while trying to keep the stepper from moving.
-Ensure lead screw still fits naturall
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