Ender 3 v3 se ke gantry support
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Ender 3 v3 se gantry support - fix wobble and weak frame with wrong angle
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UPD:
JAN - added models without led bar, without screen (for regular and hidden bolts)
Hello community!
Like many of you, I was shocked by the weakness of the frame and made some attempts to fix it.
Adding dampers under the printer - helped with noise
Rotating spool - helped a bit, but was not a silver bullet
Removing the spool out of the frame - IMHO did not help
I even wanted to stop my experiments, but discovered a significant angle of the frame (You should definitely check yours!)
Also check Y axis rods! Screws weren't even touching rods. Replaced with a bit longer bolts

So the solution was pre-defined: add metal gantry supports! I have found only one implementation and did not like it, so created my own.
You will need:
- threaded shaft - 1 meter of M10 - you should divide it by 50cm
- m4 bolts and nuts
- drill your brand-new but wobbly printer - you do this on your own risk blah-blah-blah
How to print?
- PETG!
- Supports needed
- 4-5 walls, 40-50 infill
- No airflow to get the model really strong
- print orientation:

Mount tips:
- Start with right side as it is bolt-on to install
- the left bottom plate must be located as mirrored right side. Use left frame side as anchor for measurements
- use double-sided tape to initially mount left bottom part, check dimensions
Possible improvements:
- remove the screen part if you use Klipper
- you can use M8 shafts and change holes, but I strongly suggest to use M10 threaded rod
- top models contain a connection part for the light bar - remove it if not needed. But I am pretty happy with this kind of light
Also, if you know other ways to improve stability, raise quality and want to share your experience - welcome to comments,