I just started with 3d printing and did some research how reliable the printer whas and found out the there where a few mods available on the internet. At some point a video in my recommendation showed up after 1000 youtube video’s and how to’s it whas called Ender 3 pro build: Starting off properly from the channel Proper Printing.
So after watching his video a saw that he uploaded a new video called Ender 3 pro dual Z axis. i checked my printer and it had the same problem on the front left side the there whas some slack so this is my journey how i putted it together.
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Shopping list (links from: reprapworld.com):

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Things that you need to print :

Go to the website : https://properprinting.pro/product/ender-3-dual-z-axis-with-optional-frame-braces/ and download the file
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After you have downloaded the zip file that you receive in your mail extract it and it should look like this :

Now there a few version’s in this zip without insters and braces
So the version without we don’t need to print.
Print settings:

Printer: Ender 3 Pro V2
Rafts: No
Supports: Yes
Resolution: 0.2
Infill: 20%
Filament: PETG

After printing your pieces should look like this :
1mm shimm

Bottom left & right

Top left & right

Bracket with inserts

Let’s get started:

  1. Remove the power supply and Z-axis motor leave the existing lead screw in (i have removed the Z-axis motor to make the frame straight you will see why in the next steps)
  2. Remove both top end caps (in my case it whas not needed)
  3. Place the top right corner piece (the one above the Z-motor) do not tighten it down
  4. Place the bottom right corner piece next to the Z-motor do not tighten it down
  5. Now insert the m10 rod and make sure it’s aligned then tighendown the nuts from step 3 & 5.
  6. Add the top left corner piece do not tighten it down
  7. Place the bottom left corner piece do not tighten it down
  8. Now insert the m10 rod and make sure it’s aligned then tighendown the nuts from step 8 & 9.
  9. Add now the bracket
  10. Now make sure your printer is perpendicular here is why i removed the z-axis to get a good measurement : https://youtu.be/nBVrcIZ095Y
  11. Now back to the right side where the Z-Axis is. put the Z-axix back in place and continue with
  12. Press both bearings in in the top right
  13. Press the existing lead screw through the lower bearing and add the pulley together with the timing belt
  14. Press the lead screw through the pulley, the upper bearing and far enough for the Z-motor and coupler
  15. Place the Z-motor and mount it to the lead screw
  16. Fasten the pulley
  17. Now move to the left side
  18. Add the bracket with the 300mm lead screw and nut (use a 10mm drill to widen the hole for the lead screw nut if necessary) and do not press the lead screw nut in yet
  19. Press the 300mm lead screw through the lower bearing and add the second pulley together
  20. Press the 300mm lead screw to the right height (just above the upper bearing) don’t fasten the pulley yet
  21. Press the lead screw nut in the bracket by rotating it downwards and mount it
  22. Adjust the height of the gantry so that both sides are at the same height. This can be done by rotating the 300mm lead screw and holding the pulley still
  23. Once the gantry is horizontal you can fasten the second pulley and enjoy printing