anycubic i3 mega firmware update 3d models

So my first version flopped, mainly because I had to merge two pieces together (the original piece didn't fit Mega S, so I merged it with something else that could). Anyway, I remixed a more stable version using other parts. The stalk or stem, I...

Customize the firmware according to the provided modifications. 2. Replace the original stepper motor with a new one on the free Z2 port. 3. Attach the extruder to the Y-piece as shown in the pictures. 4. Connect both extruders to the Y-piece via...

Anycubic is already offering an "OK" spool holder, but when working with heavy rolls the friction can get really high, resulting in layer lines with varying thickness. I took of just the holder from the support arm and replaced it with a support and...

... ...Your Anycubic printer makes such a noise, that you can't live without Ibuprofen to suppress a headache. While waiting for parts from China, making your printer silent, you can use this ibuprofen stack. It is is designed to cover your daily dosage.

I've attached the OpenSCad sources for easy customization because my Anycubic doesn't have a bottom enclosure, so the fan has enough room. ... It's an easy print, just turn it on the flat side and add support from printbed only (probably will print...

The mount from the motor is the original that Anycubic used, and you will need a stepper motor extension cable to attach it. Remove the PC4-M10 in top of the hot end, and use a PC4-M6 in the extruder side. ... Insert the PTFE tube and cut just so the...

A failed thermistor wire can lead to thermal runaway which may or may not be handled by your firmware, and worst of all, if you have an AC heated bed like I do, the danger is even bigger if the wires or solder joints break. So I designed this very...

... these calibration tests - they're all too complicated! ...Most have nine different components, which seems excessive to me; five would suffice. To simplify things and save time, I've streamlined the process, particularly for those using the i3 model.

Flip the switch on the Voltage Selection Panel to seal it tight. ... --------------------------------------------------------------- Updated on May 23, 2018 Added 3D models for customization.

The part was 0.5mm too big in outer diameter and wouldn't fit snugly into the clamps on my mega. Additionally, it was too short because the original bearings were nearly twice as long. I printed them at 0.15mm layer height and they slid effortlessly...

The original part was 0.5 too big in the outer diameter and wouldn't fit in the clamps on the mega. Also, it was too short as the original bearings were nearly twice as long. I printed them at 0.15mm layer height and they slid right on the rods.</p>...

Nobody sells this part that fits the new Mega-S Titan clone, so I had to remix it from scratch using other parts. Note, not shown in the picture: I added a bit of tubing for the inlet to make the filament flow extremely smoothly. Check out the...

This cable fixation bracket provides a snug fit on the hotbed mount sub-plate, safeguarding soldered hotbed connections that are known to be problematic on Mega series printers. Installation: To install this bracket, I recommend removing the hotbed...

Fed up with the original anycubic spool holder support, I created a sturdy and user-friendly replacement for my printer. The locking mechanism of the coil is straightforward yet effective. Built to last, it's perfect for reels weighing up to 1 kg....

I was in a bind when the original CPU cooler on my i3 burned out early, so I needed a replacement and had a 40mm Noctua lying around.\r\n\r\nAll I had to do was widen the cutout in the case and drill it accordingly.\r\n\r\nIf people are now screaming...

This file includes the chain and mounting hardware necessary to attach it to the Anycubic i3 Mega (Mega S) 3D printer. The chain is a solid, linked design that clicks easily into place when connected. To ensure smooth operation, rotate the chain...

I mounted my i3 in an enclosure, which demanded a redesign of my spool holder to accommodate it on top and position it horizontally to maximize space efficiency. In addition, I downloaded and printed the extruder relocation bracket from this source,...

I put my i3 in an enclosure which meant redesigning my spool holder. I neede it to go on top and to be horizontal to save space. I also have downloaded and printed the extruder relocation bracket from here. Together these two items should make this...

Update (2019-05-20) -------------------- When printing at high temperatures, the part cooler was a little too far away from the build plate and thus cooling down the headend. I added Part_Cooler_Adjustment.stl which can be used to lower the part...

This is a spool cap that attaches directly to the Anycubic spool holder, designed to perfectly match the centre rod and filament spool. Without this attachment, the filament spool will continue to jerk when there's a filament pull. This innovative...

... octagon versions go on the side screws nearest to the gantry bar, while the other six can be either type, with I recommending `_wide` for easier installation. UPDATE: The SCAD file has been updated and should now be user-friendly in the customizer.

print on the side with supports in the U cable channel, see slicer picture.8-1-2022 Started sagging after a while, updated the bottom with a slight angle and added a ramp on the channel to keep cable up.

This is a minor update to a filament sensor holder. 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,...

... with All Filament Types. ... Forget about Support Structures at the Joint! To Ensure a Secure Print, Use 100% Infill for the Screw. Update V2: * Slightly Adjusted Hole Position for Better Alignment. ...* Added Essential Support for Smooth Prints.

... requiring great care when installing them. To install, gently pull on the hinge with minimal force, allowing it to swing freely after printing. *Print update: I removed the articulating part due to cable stress issues; it needs a design overhaul.

Whether you're using the original Anycubic stepper motor fan or opting for an effective but pricey Noctua 50x10 or 50x20, just choose the right fan adapter. I suggest this 40x40 Noctua Fan – it's like a Rolls-Royce! Or, if budget is a concern, go...

... this model hope you guys enjoy these modifications. Revisions: - Updated supports - Updated fan position (centered better over regulators). ... Notes: Printed in PETG at 235C Brim build plate adhesion 0.20 layer height Infill 100%

I tried to respect the design of x_Gator_x to the maximum, since it seems correct, with a perfect and subtle operation since it goes unnoticed in the printer and once the tension of the straps is adjusted they do not loosen, but it seemed correct to...

... opening for the bed adjuster knob - this modification caters specifically to printers equipped with newer types of plastic knobs. Furthermore, a correction was made to the Z position. This updated design was successfully printed from ABS material.

... it to accommodate filament spools of varying inner diameters. Update: I revised the main holder to feature a bayonet catch at its right end, replacing the original simple hole. ...Additionally, I redesigned the plug to have two distinctive noses.