Zaribo MK3 Rel 3 Official STL Library by zaribocom

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Introduction
Welcome to the Zaribo Thingiverse project page!
Zaribo 420, 320 and Zaribo 220 are available as a full build or as a kit. You can also mod your Original Prusa printers to Zaribo 420, 320 and Zaribo 220 with upgrade kits. Numbers are indicating the Z-Axis height. They are all featuring 3030 Aluminium Extrusions and improved plastic parts for rigidity, accuracy and speed. Both modes are almost identical except the Z-Axis motors and rods. You need longer lead screws for 320 build and you can buy identical quality stepper motors from Zaribo.com which have been used on the Original Prusa MK series.
Special thanks to all our members for the contribution as the project is growing within an exceptionally friendly and courteous platform.
Manual
Build manual is here: https://zaribo.com/blog/zaribo-build-guide-pdf/
Project Pages
Blog: https://zaribo.com/blog
Thanks
There are many people who have contributed to one form or another to the project. We like to thank everybody who inspired or supported us. Many ideas were discussed in the Facebook groups:
Official Zaribo Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1914969582138279/
Thank you, Rebecca and Jason, from LDO Motors and Martin from Bondtech for the quality manufacturing and relationship.
Thanks to our other suppliers: E3d, Microswiss, Slice Engineering, Misumi for delivering high-quality products to us.
Sources
We give references that have influenced the design. Since the majority of plastic parts (even if much improved and somehow "new and different") have their roots in the initial design by Prusa Research we like to mention this a first and most influential reference.
Prusa : http://www.prusa3d.com
Frame
Prusa i3 MK2-X by davtr https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1692666
Haribo Project https://github.com/PrusaMK2Users/3030_Haribo_Edition
y-rodholder:
they have been inspired by the design of Piotr Karkovski https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2830591
y-bearing holder
the clamp mechanism is similar to the one used on the x-axis. We like to mention that the first clamp design with insert for the carriage for the bearings holders was done by Vecko Kojchevski https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2930007
x-MotorHolder and X-Idler
inspired by initial clamp design of Arnaud Rousseau https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2964026
hole design is seen on some screen shoot of a bear part