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  1. z_motor_cage printed part
    • z_motor_cage printed part

    • 4x M6x12 Cap Head Screw

    • 4x 3030 Drop-in T-Nut - M6

  2. z_motor_cage printed part 2x M6x12 Cap Head Screw 2x 3030 Drop-in T-Nut - M6
    • z_motor_cage printed part

    • 2x M6x12 Cap Head Screw

    • 2x 3030 Drop-in T-Nut - M6

    • Loosely thread the 3030 T-Nuts onto the M6x12 screws. Do not tighten them at this point.

    • Position the Z-axis motor mount as shown. The base should rest on the rear feet

    • Fasten both M6x12 screws to secure the mount to the frame

    • Take care not to over tighten the M6x12 screws as you can damage the printed part.

  3. 3030 Drop In T-Nut M6 Slide the 3030 T-Nut behind the lower screw hole on the Z-axis motor mount as shown Fasten the M6x12 screw into the 3030 T-Nut
    • 3030 Drop In T-Nut M6

    • Slide the 3030 T-Nut behind the lower screw hole on the Z-axis motor mount as shown

    • Fasten the M6x12 screw into the 3030 T-Nut

    • Take care not to over tighten the M6x12 screw as you can damage the printed part

    • Slide the 3030 T-Nut behind the upper screw hole on the Z-axis motor mount as shown

    • Fasten the M6x12 screw into the 3030 T-Nut

    • Take care not to over tighten the M6x12 screw as you can damage the printed part

  4. 40mm NEMA17 Stepper Motor
    • 40mm NEMA17 Stepper Motor

    • z_motor_cage_plug printed part

    • pillow_block printed part

    • Axial Thrust Bearing

    • Spider Coupler

    • 4x M3x18 Cap Head Screw

  5. 40mm NEMA17 Stepper Motor Slide the stepper motor into the mount as shown z_motor_cage_plug printed part
    • 40mm NEMA17 Stepper Motor

    • Slide the stepper motor into the mount as shown

    • z_motor_cage_plug printed part

    • Insert the z_motor_cage_plug to fill the gap after the motor is installed

    • pillow_block printed part

    • Place the pillow_block printed part on top of the motor mount. The stepper motor shaft should pass through the middle

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