42-34 Stepper Motor, 42-34 Stepping Motor for Ender-3 X/Y/Z-Axis, for CR-10 10S Ender 3/ Pro Ender 5 3D Printer, 2 Phase 0.8A 1.8 Degree 0.4N.M（D-Shape）

Direct swap for factory stepper motor

Purchased my Reality Ender 3 Pro through Amazon vender Comgrow. They sent me the unit missing the z motor, motor mounting hardware, rod and coupling.Knowing I would have to wait over a month to get the replacements from China based company I had to buy this motor with (HAWKUNG 2pcs 350mm 8mm T8 Stainless Steel Threaded Rod Lead Screw with T8 Nut for 3D Printer Machine Z Axis) + (OctagonStar Flexible Couplings 5mm to 8mm NEMA 17 Shaft for RepRap 3D Printer or CNC Machine 2pcs) + (Befenybay 2 PCS 3D Printer Aluminum Alloy Z axis Stepper Motor Mount Rack for Ender-3 CR-10 Series).I had all the other parts for the printer, so I was able to add the motor with rod to it. These parts are pretty much exact (maybe not the coupling) replacement parts for the Z-Axis Unit on the Ender Pro 3. I did a lot of exhaustive research to make sure these were the 'best' parts available on amazon with very fast shipping.Took less than 30 minutes to get the rod, coupling and motor mounted and working. The motor did not come with any cable, but is standard, if not the same exact type of motor. Should be able to plug into your available harness from your board.I have a Ender Pro 3 with a Creality 4.2.7 Silent Mainboard Upgrade. I also purchase a BL touch but found I could not get it to work. I don't have any problems spending time to manually adjust the printing surface. My prints have been great and the printer definitely runs significantly quieter with board upgrade (Printer came with older 8bit card which absolutely did not run with BL Touch). Im waiting for the next update from Creality in the firmware before I attempt to install the BL Touch, since the current version has some bugs and I am not eager to learn how to program any time soon.

Perfect replacement, arrive on time .

Works great

My Z-motor on my Ender 3 was vibrating loudly, making noise and resulting in terrible prints. Tried every Z-rod adjustment but even after completing disconnecting the Z rod from the motor, the Z-motor was still rough. Swapping plugs with the y-motor confirmed the Z-motor was toast. Swapping parts took 5 minutes and I was back in action. The motor is quiet and prints are clean.

I installed the Micro Swiss direct drive extruder on my Creality Ender 5 Plus. You can use the stock extruder motor, but wanted to reduce the moving mass on my hot end. I considered a pancake stepper motor but read on a forum (dangerous, I know) that someone had talked directly with Micro Swiss and they recommended not going below 34mm thick to retain the proper torque. It is installed and saves a decent amount of weight, is plug and play with the wiring and I don’t have any filament torque worries. Highly recommend for a Micro Swiss direct drive upgrade.

If you have an older creality printer the pulleys on your old steppers might be pressed on, it would be wise to check and order those when you order these so you don't wait a week with no printer. Not that that happend to me, lol.

nice product. arrive in time. work well with my skr2 board and 2209 driver