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Z Axis Adjuster and Threaded Knobs

I was working on adding a "BullsEye Blower" to my Tevo Tornado based on some YouTube videos I had watched. Included in…
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updated April 30, 2022

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I was working on adding a "BullsEye Blower" to my Tevo Tornado based on some YouTube videos I had watched. Included in these videos were replacement parts (mods?) for the Z-Axis Keeper at the top of the Z Lead Screw.

I needed to adjust the "plumb line" on my lead screw and I figured that this would be a good, and simple, option for me to print. The files I found here on Thingiverse were helpful, but woefully out of date. So of course I updated them using Tinkercad.

And since I was going to replace the stock Z Axis Stabilizer, I felt it was time to add a Knob on the top of the lead screw, as well.

There are many variations of "knobs" available here on Thingiverse, but none of the ones I found had the Tr8x4 thread pattern I needed. I was able to find a Tr8x4 pattern and just incorporated it into a couple of knobs that I liked. I am including two examples of the "threaded parts" here so you can add them to your own designs.

You will need a couple of M3x10 screws for the Adjuster, but you can reuse the M5x6 and T-Nuts that hold the stock Adjuster to the printer frame and the bearing as well.

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

TEVO

Printer:

Tornado

Rafts:

No

Supports:

No

Resolution:

.2mm

Infill:

50%

Filament: Inland Yellow PLA+


Notes:

You might even want to print at .1mm height, due to the threaded parts on the knobs, but I found that .2mm worked just fine (.25mm and .3mm not so much).

Category: 3D Printing

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The author marked this model as their own original creation. Imported from Thingiverse.

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