Case for RepRapme Heatbed Temperature Controller 3d models

Simple screw/nail hanging holder for SONOFF SNZB-02 sensor. ... 4 small holes on the back are for optional magnets.

Did some minor tweaks to it to ensure the d1 mini doesn't influence the dht22, allowing for more air flow in the unit. Also made a wall mounting for it so that I can take it on and off when I need to. the red may have been a bit much. I'll probably...

The Holder can be used with the adhesive sticker provided in the box or your own and it allows the sensor to be easily removed for battery replacement. I have added a hole that you can use to hang it on a nail. There is also a hole for a magnet...

Scaled down by 30mm to accommodate https://www.printables.com/model/409689-heatbed-cable-support-for-sovol-sv06-sv06-3d-print

- There's also a little port hole for a rubber grommet which can be found here ( https://www.mcmaster.com/9600K38/ ), but if you don't want to use that, just use some kind of flexible adhesive caulking like Loctite Polyseamseal - You'll also need...

Fixture for circle 22cm Heatbed and 20cm Glass bed comprises two distinct parts: one for securing the Heatbed to OpenBeam, and another for fixing the Glass bed in place. ...A designated space allows for the attachment of rubber sheets approximately 2mm...

Single Block of the Temperature Tower 3D Printer, 5mm Height

A user named Jolly_Oli created a design called Ormerod Heatbed clip, which I found helpful but was still too big for my Wanhao i3 printer. This inspired me to redesign it specifically for my Wanhao i3 with shorter footage on the glass. I also...

Edit it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/2tPnrOpOuex I'm using this case freestanding, but I didn't want it flat on the table, so I built some angle supports that screw into existing holes. Print Settings: Printer: ...

Case for APM from RCTimer (Mini ArduFlyer V1.0 Flight Controller): A protective case designed by RCTimer specifically for the Mini ArduFlyer V1.0, a variant of the popular APM flight controller. This rugged casing is engineered to safeguard against...

This is a control panel or box for most 3D printers in an enclosure. I have it configured to hold the print chamber at 35° C and 20% humidity. I printed from PETG with the MMU2S, the front panel is available separately so it can be printed flat on...

These Prusa i3 Y carriage extensions allow mounting a RepRapPro heatbed insulator, featuring a preferred aluminium top surface, MK2 style PCB bed and MDF insulator setup. The insulator is secured via a three-point, spring-loaded mechanism for easier...

This simple upgrade keeps the heatbed cable from dragging on the work surface and rubbing on the plastic cover at the back of the base frame. This small upgrade also restricts the movement of the cable coming out of the control box. This is an easy...

So even though this is not technically a remix, credit where credit is due for the inspiration for the design. This is a slim 90 degree heatbed cable cover for the Prusa MK3 / MK3s. It is inspired by tcurdt's andled heatbed cover, but is completely...

This slim 90-degree heatbed cable cover is designed for Prusa MK3 / MK3s printers and was inspired by tcurdt's andled heatbed cover. However, it has been completely redesigned to make it slightly thinner, easier to print, and incorporate proper...

The heat element should have the same dimensions as the glass plane, if not available, use two pieces the chassis for the control unit could be anything, I use an old computer chassis the power unit for the heat elements I use is an power unit of an...

Here is my version of the 90 degree heatbed cable cover for the original Prusa i3 MK3. I recently received it and it's absolutely wonderful. I decided to put it inside my IKEA Lack case, which I built thanks to a very good tutorial published by...

Regular heatbed was at -0.450 for me, powder coated satin sheet needed something like -1.400, but your mileage may vary.Thanks to https://github.com/prusa3d/Heatbed_MK52_magnetic and https://github.com/prusa3d/Original-Prusa-i3/tree/MK2S/Heatbed MK42...

... cutout so you dont have to be very precise when cutting out the acrylic sheet. This way I was able to use the original heatbed cable cover for the enclosure and it works great! ... If you have any feedback or comments please feel free to share.

I was building a NAS system with an old computer and the mainboard only has PWM control for the CPU fan, not for the fans inside the case. So I went for this controller board and needed something to mount it inside the case. The mount is for...

... cable chain adapter, which now allows the printer to fit snugly inside an Ikea Lack enclosure. ... UPDATE: I've recently upgraded to a newer EinsyMount with a lower connection point for the cable chain, resulting in significantly smoother movement.

This LM8UU Holder seamlessly replaces outdated heatbed bearing holders, ensuring a seamless transition without necessitating any additional hole drilling. Secure it firmly to the base plate using M3 screws for maximum stability. ...Crafted from PLA, yet...

... Thanks to https://github.com/prusa3d/Heatbed_MK52_magnetic and https://github.com/prusa3d/Original-Prusa-i3/tree/MK2S/Heatbed%20MK42 for all the info that was needed to design this. Included Fusion 360 export for those wanting to remix. ...

Here's my take on the 90-degree heatbed cable cover for the original Prusa i3 MK3. I recently got it and I'm thrilled with how it turned out, so I decided to install it in my IKEA Lack case - a project I started thanks to Prusa's excellent tutorial...

Hello friends!Here is my version of the 90 degree heatbed cable cover for the original Prusa i3 MK3. I recently received it (and its wonderful), and I put it inside my IKEA Lack case (I previously made thanks to Prusa who published a very good...

Quick effective strain relieve for a 3rd party heatbed and y axis carriage CR10/U20 style. Quick print 0.24mm layer height first 0.3mm, layer width 0.45mm. Printed on Twotrees bluer. Printed in red PLA, as ABS would detach itself after 10 layers...

Solid State Relay (SSR) for AC Powered Heatbed. If You Have an High-Powered AC Heatbed, You Need a SSR to Use It with RAMPS or Similar. Primary Power: 12 VDC or 24 VDC Secondary Power: Up to 2A of 230 VAC (8A with Additional Cooling) Please Let Me...

This heatbed mount is designed to complement the perfectly articulated camera mount from Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3114849). The fit is very snug and the part might need a bit of cleanup and filing before use. ... All other parts...

I'm using Marlin firmware, which has the capability to utilize various probes for detecting the minimum z position. The inductive detector LJ18A3-8-Z/BY seems like the best option in my opinion. After doing some research, I found that G29 T parameter...

This is a cable protector to install on the heatbed cable of Snapmaker 2.0 250/350 series.