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- 04. Z-Axis Assembly 10 steps
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T-Slot extrusion 40120 - 502mm
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Rat Rig StrongHold ONE CNC - Z-Axis Bottom 10mm
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3x M12x25 Countersink screws
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Both plates must be facing upwards.
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Rat Rig StrongHold ONE CNC - Z-Axis Top 10mm
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3x M12 Washer
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3x M12x25 Cap Head Screw
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Place one Z linear rail assembly on the designated T-slot.
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Insert the two align_40120_mgn15 printed jigs in the T-Slot and rail.
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Make sure the align_40120_mgn15 printed jigs are correctly placed and centering the rail on the T-slot
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Tighten the linear rails screws one at a time starting from the front and making your way towards the back, one by one.
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MGN15 Rails should be tightened to 98 N-cm of torque, overtightening the screws will result in rail binding.
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Place the second Z linear rail assembly on the T-slot but DO NOT tighten the screws.
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Install the Z Joiner assembly on the linear rails.
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Using the 16x M3x6 Cap Head screws, fasten the XY joiner plate assembly to the mgn15 carriages.
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MGN15 Rails should be tightened to 98 N-cm of torque, overtightening the screws will result in rail binding.
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Tip: Blue thread lock can be added to the thread of the M3x6 Cap Head screws.
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While the second linear rail remains loose, the Z plate should move smoothly without resistance. If you experience any binding or drag, slightly loosen the carriage screws, as they may be overtightened.
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Be careful to ensure that the Z joiner plate carriages do not detach from the linear rail during the process.
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Move the Z joiner fully to the front as demonstrated. Then, gradually move it toward the back, exposing one linear rail screw at a time, and tighten each screw as you progress.
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Ensure that all linear rail screws are tightened from front to back. Avoid overtightening, as this may cause binding and restrict movement.
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MGN15 Rails should be tightened to 98 N-cm of torque, overtightening the screws will result in rail binding.
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