anycubic i3 mega auto leveling sensor 3d models

We're here to help you avoid filament sensor issues with your ANYCUBIC I3 MEGA. Our solution makes it simple to install and remove without having to take out the screw or the filament. To get started, follow these steps: 1. Download fss2.stl This...

I was so anoyed of the original magnetic mount of the I3 Mega filament sensor - so I desinged this angled wall mount to install it in a fixed position on the wall of my 3d printer housing. ...It's angled so that the filament points into the direction of...

Fits the original hole for the filament sensor of the Anycubic i3 Mega S and hooks on the 2 screws above to be securely held in place. Requires an additional M3 screw with at least 12mm length. As I'm using those popular IKEA Lack tables as a...

Here I created a custom mount for the filament sensor that works perfectly with my Anycubic I3 Mega 3D printer, which is upgraded with the new E3D Extruder from the Mega S model. Be aware that this upgrade may not work correctly if you're still using...

I was so anoyed of the original magnetic mount of the I3 Mega filament sensor - so I desinged this angled wall mount to install it in a fixed position on the wall of my 3d printer housing. ...It's angled so that the filament points into the direction of...

Model for Calibrating the Print Bed on an Anycubic MEGA-S 3D Printer

I decided to mount my extruder on top of the Anycubic, which meant the filament sensor was constantly obstructed. ...Luckily, I managed to resolve the issue with a clever solution involving the holder.

UPDATE: After further research, I discovered a threaded metal ball rod end on eBay that matches the component used by Anycubic to connect the sensor to the magnet mount. ...The product details can be found at...

This printer is incredible and never needs any upgrades, I personally don't buy printers only to discard plastic on "upgrades", if that's what I want then I would build my own printer...\r\n\r\nHowever, this one from Anycubic should be updated with...

Check out the original design here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2964978 If you're using a Bontech Extruder, this modification aligns the filament sensor directly under the feed area, preventing any bending of your filament. ... It also provides a...

I printed myself a spool holder from KuriOSO, but my filament sensor kept wobbling around. To solve this issue, I designed and created a new filament sensor that works with the original one. ...If you want to use this modified sensor, be sure to place...

Replacement Housing for Reversing Filament Feed Direction To continue utilizing my Top Mount Spool Holder, I had to reverse the direction of the filament feed through the runout sensor. The sensor's original design was not compatible with this setup....

The original screw, M3x6, from the stepper motor can be used to attach the sensor counterpart directly to the printed part, requiring some pressure to secure it in place without needing to cut threads. I intentionally left the two parts unsecured...

I Designed This Little Bracket to Fix My Broken Filament Sensor, Which Wouldn't Hold on to the Magnet Properly. It's a Very Simple Design That Requires No Extra Hardware or Specialized Tools - Just the Original Screws from the Magnet Will Do the...

After all the factory filament sensor's fixtures broke off mysteriously and the end-piece started turning on or off automatically depending on the filament's position, I decided to build my own detector body. ... To do so, you'll also need: 3 M3...

I could not find gcode for the Anycubic i3 Mega X to assist in the levelling of the bed so I created one and you can find the details below; This to help assist level the bed with the paper method. you can also attach a Dial Caliper and use this...

I am setting up Auto bed leveling with capacitive sensor for Prusa i3 Rework. The CAPACITIVE PNP (NO) PROXIMITY SENSOR I'm using is LJC18A3-H-Z/BY. Watch this video to see how it's done: https://youtu.be/GVtdQyoKV-g Here's my firmware...

The auto-leveling probe holder for Geeetech Prusa I3 X with a single extruder is a must-have accessory. This innovative tool allows for effortless setup and calibration, resulting in significantly improved print quality. A remix of the original...

This sliding mount is designed for the auto bed leveling sensor type SN04-N used on some Prusa i3 3D printers. The sliding mount offers a significant advantage over fixed mounts in terms of adjustability and is relatively easy to create using...

This sliding mount makes it easier to level the auto bed for some Prusa i3 3D printers. Some people have used this mount because they find fixed mounts hard to adjust, and it's also easy to make from common screws that most people have. With very...

This is a sliding mount for the auto bed leveling sensor type SN04-N used on some Prusa i3 3D printers. This sliding mount is much easier to adjust than fixed mounts and is easy to make from commonly available screws. This mount can be adjusted by...

You may also need this to keep the bed cable out of the way: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3363489 Update: added slim version of the regular lock. Print Settings Printer Brand: Anycubic Printer: All-metal Mega Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution:...

I have been using MKingCharles' tire leveling knobs for my i3 Mega for years and love them. However, eventually the knobs would slip down off the factory knobs they are press-fit on. This was just enough to not look straight and level, but not affect...

The summary sensor attaches directly to the extruder cooling fan, while also offering a bump spot for the X-axis limit switch, compatible with Thing #770215.

Sensor mounts on top of the extruder cooling fan as well as gives a secure stop location for the x-axis limit switch, compatible with item number 770215.

The original model was too long, so it wouldn't fit inside the small space between the ReDuplicator i3 MK3x's front extruder plate and bed (24-28mm clearance). I made this version shorter to accommodate it.\r\n\r\nI updated the design after the...

Secures your bed leveling knobs in place so vibrations or overzealous print removal won't mess up the level. I started using the peg system to use the original knobs but found it much easier just to put pegs on the knobs themselves. The "Back...

From all the knobs I found already designed by fellow Mega owners I liked the version of MKingCharles the best and printed one sample. After using it for a while it felt a bit to large for my taste and why clip something over the original knob and...

In addition the original knobs are also hidden pretty well under the hotbed.From all the knobs I found already designed by fellow Mega owners I liked the version of MKingCharles the best and printed one sample. After using it for a while it felt a...

Unlike many other printers, this one lacked a leveling knob that concealed the original control. Consequently, I created my own. ...The process took six rounds of prototyping to get it just right.