Thanks for replying 
So to be sure, you suggest doing the openrail z axis mod instead of doing this anti-wobble mod?
If I may ask again, where did you purchase the Openbuilds parts in Europe? Depending on what that ends up costing Iāll decide on that or the bushings
No, anti-wobble is a must in any case. You have to get rid of the side forces introduced by the threaded rods.
The Z axis mod is more complicated, thatās why I recommend to stick with Z smooth rods but change to bearings without play (RJUM). Only X and Y Openrail.
For the X and Y I orderd parts on:
https://online-schrauben.de for all the screws
http://ooznest.co.uk for all the Openrail things
Ebay for all the heat inserts (āEinpressmutter messingā is a good search word for German area, Rampa inserts are also suitable)
I ended up with roughly 150ā¬ for the Hardware.
Alright, I see, thanks.
Iām considering the bearings then. What do you want for them, shipping to Denmark included?
For Z axis only? 4 bearings + 14ā¬ registered shipping. Hm, lets say 50ā¬ all together?
Alright with me. Iāll send you a PM.
Hi
I just wonder what length do you use for the 4mm rod pointing along the Y axis?
I just made this and i cut my y-Axis rods to about 6mm and my X axis rods to 25mm
I have no numbers written down, sorry.
How is your 6mm fit? would you rather get a longer or shorter one instead?
The 6mm was a bit long but I wanted some meat to take off with the dremel when I was cleaning the edges. Theyāre more like 5mm
25mm is pretty long for the x pins, so Iāll cut them down to 18-20mm maybe.
I ended up super gluing my rods to their holders so just the slider piece moved. I had too much movement in all axis without pinning one end of the 4mm rods, in fact, one time the cylindrical piece snapped at the pin holes.
I like this design because you can quickly take the x-axis carriages apart by simply sliding the slider off the pins.
Never seen prints this good before! Thanks
I was wondering if anyone has tried Plum Couplings. I would think this has the same effect. Thoughts?
Z wobble occurs from the interaction of the leadscrew and the leadscrew nut usually. A plum coupling can help if its being induced by motor misalignment, but in the case of the taz where you have proper upper and lower bearings, it shouldnāt help. If it does you have a motor out of alignment.
Hi Sebastian,
Have you made any updates to this? Iād love a complete list of parts as i cannot source all the ones I need for the Peircet version.
