anycubic firmware 3d models

The Gotek should be set up to suit your application/possibly flashed with the right firmware to suit your machine. Find instructions online. ... Hardware needed: 1x Gotek floppy emulator: https://ebay.us/ENXTDU 3x small ~2x6mm screws for securing the...

Save this value in your firmware's configuration and flash to make permanent.With the stretched y axis, you can more easily see the infill as it happens, and make E-step adjustments live.I sliced at 0.2mm, with 1 perimeter, 1 bottom, and 1 top layer...

but you might find some useable firmware around somewhere else. But you could take a look on this wiki: https://rhythm-cons.wiki/w/Main_Page And lastly.... wire everything together! Have fun! I appreciate if you show off your build ;) ...

... down. However, I still needed to work on a couple of things: I lost a few mm on the left side, possibly due to an issue with the x-axis sensor or firmware settings. Maybe using the glass plate as a "nozzle wipe" could help solve this problem.

My enclosure provides access to the carrier boards' potentiometers from the bottom, use an alligator clip attached to your screwdriver and one of the GND-pins for measurement.You can use StepFish  as a standalone controller, or control it...

(Open source firmware for ESP devices: https://tasmota.github.io/docs/) (Einrichten von ESP8266 / TASMOTA und diverse interessante Details zu D1-Mini:...

There are other tutorials available on how to update your Melzi firmware for auto-leveling, but most come with limitations due to memory constraints. I suggest this modification if you're planning a Ramps 1.4 upgrade. I left the 3mf file here so you...

Firmware: MarlinKimbra MK4duo 4.3.1 http://marlinkimbra.it/ March 12, 2017 - All parts printed. Waiting for Alu profiles and rods to arrive. Print Settings: Printer: Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 50% Notes: PETG 0.5 nozzle 1.5 mm...

No changes needed to the existing printer or firmware. Roll can be taken of by removing a few bolts. This is pure experimental, might be helpful for some parts. (Like multicolor, the exterior face) I still need to make some clips to mount the belt...

Two hall effect thumb throttles and an Arduino Nano to control it, contact me if you want the firmware for this. A bunch of 10mm outer, 8mm inner LEDs for the rear light cluster and status LEDs etc. The N79AX from Maplin was what I used. Loads of...

No firmware changes are needed. Note that you may hear clack sounds from the pulleys; temporarily fix this by adding painter tape around cap screws where the pulleys and bearings are. For a permanent solution, upgrade to an 8mm rod with two snap...

Printing & First Test Video: EEZYbotARM MK2 First Test Non-Printed Parts BOM List: n°3 995 or 946 Servo n°1 SG90 SERVO n°1 M6 Self-Locking Nut n°1 M6x25 Screw n°2 M3 Self-Locking Nuts n°2 M3 x 20 Screws n°1 M3 x 10 Hex Recessed Head Screw n°9 M4...

With this design you need to make exactly 0 changes to the hardware and even the firmware of the printer (FLsun Q5 in my case). The belt is designed to be completely modular. Big thank you to JLCPCB for sponsoring this project. Order yours at...

Start duty cycle ~20% Note on radial fan: NoName 5015 fan didn’t sound good at any PWM speed than 0% or 100% so I changed Marlin firmware to software PWM. <h2>Note on pressure booster:</h2> The wings is only one wall thick so make sure to use...

Control a computer via an Arduino: You can use a small firmware on an arduino along with a shell script to automate tasks on your computer. In the example code, the shell script uses xdotool to generate a Right arrow key press, which allows me to...

I'm using the latest Prusa i3 MK 2 firmware on my printer, version 3.0.9. And I use Pronterface to stream the G-code to the printer (connected via USB). ... Print Settings: Printer: Prusa i3 MK2 Rafts: ...

This allows firmware updates and CAT control from outside of the rig. 5. The toggle switch at the rear LHS is for switching the fan on or off for the PA. 6. Don't forget to use supports for the top panel, as there's a cut-away underneath for jack...

You can also mount it on the right side, but then you'll need to invert the y-axis in your firmware config - not something I wanted to do. Moving on, you might be wondering why there are three versions of the base plate. All three versions have...

The HobbyKing X-Car 45A Brushed Car ESC is suitable for this purpose and can be found here: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__8992__Turnigy_9X_9Ch_Transmitter_w_Module_8ch_Receiver_Mode_2_v2_Firmware_.html. To configure the console, I...

... firmly. It is best not to press it all the way in leaving a small gap to allow more free movement. Mount the sensor under the spool holder of the sv06 using the existing screws. Plug the sensor into the motherboard and update firmware if necessary.

(For best results, perform your own PID-tuning.) Using Repetier-Host, go into [Config] -> [Firmware EEPROM Configuration] Change the following parameters: Extr.1 heat manager [0-3] = 1 Extr.1 PID P-gain/dead-time = 7 Extr.1 PID I-gain 0.5 Extr.1 PID...

You'll need to adjust the printer's firmware so that the steps-per-mm matches the new thread. To do this, connect to the printer with your software of choice. In the GCode input field type M501 (this will read all your printers eeprom settings). My...

no issues with bed leveling after disabling the stepper motor timeout setting in the firmware. It's been a reliable printer every time I use it from fine 0.04 layer height prints to 0.8 layer height vases up to 120mm/s print speed. Also along the way...

Update the firmware and set the number of steps per mm filament extrusion to 837: #define DEFAULT_AXIS_STEPS_PER_UNIT { 80, 80, 400, 837 } 12. Make necessary changes in the Configuration.h file to enable the sensor and auto bed leveling. You will...

The Orbiter/Dragon mount upgrade eliminates the stock LED holder.I have a BTT SKR CR6 board and wanted to preserve the feature where that LED flickers when the firmware is flashing or loading. &nbsp;I have also been disappointed with the dimness of...

Assemble electronics: See image of electronics and follow Using polargraph firmware (http://www.polargraph.co.uk/) with these pin settings: Motor A = Left Motor B = Right Left Enable = 2 Left Step = 3 Left Dir = 4 Right Enable = 5 Right Step = 6...

printed vertically 4 M4x30 screw Electronic list 1 3-axis GRBL mainboard version 4 w/ offline controller "Donated" 1 60mm 12v fan "rescued" 1 50w laser head 1 power supply 24v 7a Note Had to workup and reflash firmware 1.1h custom Update 03/16/22:...

To rectify this issue, I updated my Marlin firmware and modified the #define X_MIN_POS to -14, which solved the problem for me. Moving on, I needed to install a blower/cooling fan. Given that I had already printed the hotend holder, I was left with...

Mainly, I wanted: - Modular, expandable design - Can print with no supports - Inductive sensor with zero X offset from the nozzle - Able to fit a [CiiCooler](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2004629) - All the important/interesting things visible...

Last thing, changes in firmware - use amount of microsteps as for regular GT20 pulley movement and multiply it twice (as we have a pulley block on Z). For regular 1.8° stepper motor it is 80 steps per 1mm for 1/16 microstepping, so it will be 160...