Leveling Feet for Azza's Z-Braces

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I Really Like The Idea Of Adjustable Frame Leveling Feet With Vibration Dampeners, But When I Tried Using Typhonps'S Z-Braces, My Extruder Kept Hitting The Braces On The Higher Z-Levels. I Thought About Using Azza'S Z-Braces By Themselves, But Ultimately I Decided To Go With Anyworldgames' Entire Frame Rebuild That Remixes Azza'S Z-Brace Into The Design As A Part Of The Rebuild. However, There Were No Leveling Feet For It. Thus, Here It Is. You'Ll Need To Use The Support Feet From Typhonps'S Thingi (I'Ve Included A Modified Stl For This, But You Can Use The One From His Thingi As Well Without Issue. Print 6 Total, Pad Side Down, 100% Infill Or The Threads Will Break Under Load With Pla). You'Ll Also Need To Pickup Some O-Rings, The Exact Type Are Listed In Typhonps'S Thingi. After Printing The Feet, You Can Then Print Off The Rest Of Included Files. I Suggest You Start With A Good Level Support Table Under The Printer Before Leveling Using The Feet. To Level Using The Feet, Start With All Of The Feet Threaded All The Way In. Then Hang A Magnetic Level Under Your Top Frame And Adjust The Center Tower First (You'Ll Need To Loosen Your Z-Braces If You'Ve Previously Set Them) By Threading The Feet Out Of The Supports (They Are Right-Hand Threads, So Turn The Feet To The Left To Raise The Machine, Right To Lower). Then Place The Level Across The Rear Y-Axis Guide Rods And Level The Rear Of The Machine, Then Repeat For The Front. After Setting, Verify All Three Spots Again. After Doing This, You Can Simply Use The Magnetic Level On The Uprights Of The Tower Side Fronts To Level Your Z-Braces And Lock Them In Place Without Having To Worry About Using A Square. The Raw Fusion360 Files Can Be Downloaded And Tinkered With Here: * Back: Http://A360.Co/2T6Si5I * Front Left: Http://A360.Co/2Upgifa * Front Right: Http://A360.Co/2U0Bqpa * Tower: Http://A360.Co/2Thpk2V These Feet Will Work For Either Anyworldgames' Frame Rebuild Or Azza'S Z-Braces Alone.

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