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Ender 5 Plus - Bearing mount to leadscrew mount adapter

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If you want to use Quad-Z drive on your Ender 5 Plus, you can use these adapters to put the leadscrews in the corners

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This model will be discontinued. After many tries, I have decided on a different route which can be found here: https://www.printables.com/model/484885-ender-5-plus-build-plate-mounting-bracket-for-dual

 

As I went from single Z-drive to Dual Z-drive on my Ender 5 Plus, I discovered people who moved to a Quad Z-drive. Naturally, I wanted to explore that route as well.

But I wanted to use my printer elements as is and I didn't want to physically modify any part so I could always revert back to it's previous state.

So I designed this adapter to put the 4 leadscrews in the corners where the bearing mounts are originally located.

The screws for the bearing mounts can be reused for this adapter, however, for the leadscrew I had to use longer screws. I opted for M3x25 screws. Be warned, there is quite some friction so don't use an electrical screwdriver as it might melt some of the filament (and the hot screw might touch your hand if you're not careful (experience speaking here)).

This adapter is meant to be mounted underneath the build plate mounting bracket with the notch pointing away from the edge. The cover photo is showing the correct orientation.

The print in the pictures is the final prototype, sliced with PrusaSlicer 2.6.0-Alpha6 at 0.28mm layer height and 100mm/s print speed, using Organic, automatically created supports (The part with the notch should be facing up)

The adapter was created using Autodesk Tinkercad so if you want to tinker with the design yourself, drop me a line and I'll get you the public link.

 

(There will also be a leadscrew mount to bearing mount adapter. When it is finised I will crosslink it with this adapter)

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