This is an adatper/mountblock to mount an Anti-backlash nut onto an Ultimaker 2 printbed instead of the infamous chinese brass nuts

I have made a youtube video showing the difference between the standard brass nut and this adapter + backlash nut.

The adapter can be used where-ever brass nuts have been used, and where the space constraints permits.

The border is meant to help keep the Anti-Backlash Nut centered

Go here to see an Autodesk 3D model, which you can download in different file formats.
I used Autodesk Fusion 360 to create this model.
There is standard STL download here on Thingiverse as normal :)

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I've used 3 perimeters using a 0,4mm nozzle.
You want to use a resolution/layerheight which you can divide up into 4 and 5mm without decimals.

Use high infill for strength. You don't want this part wobbly.

Just insert 2x m3 nuts into the bottom of the piece. Use glue if you can't make them stay where you want them to.

Attach the adapter to the printbed, or other surface.

Screw on the Anti-BackLash nut onto the adapter using 2x m3 nuts.

Important: You must get it centered. I recommend you do not lie the printer down on it's side, as the bearings on the 12mm rods will shift some.

Take it slow! Mount adapter and make sure it is centered, by mounting motor and leadscrew.. run the bed up and down some.. do the same after you attach the anti-backlash nut.

To conserve space and make the item stronger, and because it's not normal having such short m4 screws lying around :)

If you use the bed-cover for Ultimaker 2, you need to cut away some of the base of the Anti-BackLash nut.

You can use this adapter as a guide for cutting.