Z-axis lower bearing cover X1C / X2D / P1S / P2S - Free 3D Print Model

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Piotr_C

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P1S

X1 Carbon

P2S

H2D

H2D Pro

X2D

A1 mini

X1E

H2S

H2C

P1P

A2L

P1P P1S P2S X1C

Designer

24 min

1 plate

4.8(1.8 k)

X2D Version with undercut

Designer

1 h

3 plates

4.5(62)

Open in Bambu Studio

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3115

9346

3938

554

16.5 k

14 k

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Bambu Green (10501) / Filament with spool / 1kg

PLA Basic

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NOTE!!!

The model requires very precise fit to function properly. Filaments have different shrinkage rates, so you may need to slightly resize the model to fit. If you print with PLA or PETG, periodically check the model for deformation due to the high temperature inside the printer to avoid problems!

For the X2D printer, if it has a connector between the screws and a protruding bushing in the center of the bearing, we print the model from the third plate. Apparently, this version also occurs in the P2S printer, so we use that model as well.

Description:

I designed these covers because of dust, bits of filament and other things constantly sticking to the lower bearing.

The covers can be easily removed or lifted to lubricate the Z axis screw.

I added delicate notches at the bottom to make it easier to pry.

The cover does not interfere with the printer's operation in any way and does not limit it in any way.

Installation:

STEP 1:

Place the first part in its place.

STEP 2:

Slide the second part from above onto the first one along the Z-axis screw.

There is no need to use force, everything fits the ideal.

The screw at the back causes minor problems due to the small amount of space for the fingers, but just a moment of patience and you can put it on.

Please see my NEW model of the Z axis table cover, which stylistically matches this one:

Good luck and I invite you to test my other projects ;)

https://makerworld.com/en/@Piotrek.C

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