anycubic i3 mega pause print 3d models

Print Speed: 40-60 mm/s \r\nLayer Height: 0.2mm \r\nFill Percentage: 100% \r\nSupport Structure: Yes \r\nMaterial: PLA or ABS \r\nExtruder Cable and Filament Sensor Cable Must Be Extended. ...\r\nThe Z-Axis Should Be Lowered To The Travel Range (Z+) At...

I'm utilizing a Thingiverse design (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2815388) for part cooling, which relocates the fan behind the print head assembly and significantly expands the hotend area. However, I've encountered an issue - there's no...

To prepare this design for printing, you'll need to flip it in your slicer so that the recessed bolt holes are visible and the washer/spacers are properly aligned on the bed. The bearings used in this design are 22mm skateboard/fidget spinner...

Tired of not being able to see the print head easily, I found and printed an "open hotend" modification from Thingiverse. After a while, I got tired of seeing wires hanging everywhere and decided to rebuild the hotend with a different setup. After...

Mount for Tl smoothers (Zeelo amazon) to be used for fixing with the printing of big mosfets https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3108763. ...Smoothers can be fixed underneath the mosfets with one of the two fixing elements: 1FIX connection to the first...

Print in a flat position! The PCB is on its way if needed. PCB requirements include: * One PH2.0 male connector with two poles. * One PH2.0 female connector with two poles. * Three 5mm white LEDs (or any other color preferred). * One 200Ohm...

... to the standard hotend cover and its noisy built-in fans. If you choose to download or print this custom hotend cover, please show your appreciation by giving me a like - it took a full weekend of dedicated work to bring this project to life!

... A huge thanks to Astronyx for coming up with the concept. After rigorous testing over the course of a day and a solid 6-7 hours of printing without any problems, I can confidently say it's an improvement on air ventilation within the printer itself.

What could be more valuable than adding some cool bricks or minifigures that watch over your print to ensure it's going well? These parts are attached on top of the frame and secured with the screws from the Z-axis rails. ... My Ultimaker 2 got a...

What could be a more useful part for your printer than adding some cool bricks or some minifigures that observe if your print is going well? The parts are mounted on top of the frame and are secured with the screws of the Z-axis-rails. ... Because my...

With its sleek and durable construction, this 3D printed masterpiece is perfect for any maker looking to add a touch of elegance to their projects. ... Key Features: * Modular design allows for easy customization and expansion * High-strength cables...

Tired of not being able to see the print head easily, I found and printed an "open hotend" modification from Thingiverse. After a while, I got tired of seeing wires hanging everywhere and decided to rebuild the hotend with a different setup. After...

... existing tapped hole. For the end connector (hotend side), two 3mm screws and nuts are required, leveraging the two pre-existing holes. I successfully printed 25 links, eliminating the issue of squishing cables between the extruder motor altogether.

... that air can still reach the opposite side. I think it works very well. Since the component is attached near the hotend, it should be made of heat-resistant material such as ABS or ASA can be printed. Have fun trying. ... Many greetings Andre

This print head was only designed to hold the catch (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2239300) in place, and I used the "Long+.5mm" part.\r\n\r\nAs a result, a new motherboard holder was also required, so I used this part:...

... fan. The fan was too deep so I designed these bad boys. The original feet will fit inside. The printer is more sturdy. Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: NoResolution: 200 Infill: 20 Filament: Hatchbox PLA Black Category: 3D Printer Accessories

To install this new fan, you'll need to print custom support pieces. There are two options: 1. One support piece (A) similar to the original design, which will secure the fan with two screws. 2. Two support pieces (A and B), securing the fan with...

- A new design has been added, featuring a box holder with an improved layout and a lower profile, making it easier to print. This version has not yet been tested. ...- A newly designed right-handed box with an SD card slot has been introduced in...

The filament bends during feeding and when filament is retracting during no extrusion print, it pushes back about 10mm drop. The filament needs space to move downward. At that point, the magnet holder will be bent even more, creating a sound as it's...

If You Download or Print This Custom Hotend Cover, Please Consider Giving Me a Like! It Took a Full Weekend to Complete. As Requested, I've Included Some Decibel Level Measurements Below: dBA before: 50 (average), 55 (peak) dBA after: 45...

I'm using two Noctua 40mm x 10mm fans to cool the hotend and the printed part, which requires low airflow so I redirect and funnel the output to the nozzle's end and it seems to be enough. You don't need to adjust the hotend angle or change the...

This quick and easy to print part can be mounted on the right side z-axis stepper motor to protect the leadscrew. The fan that cools the filament once is its layed down, can blow small pieces of filament to the right side leadscrew and end-stop,...

Thirdly, the filament hole is precisely aligned with the travel path, ensuring smooth and efficient printing. I've provided two variants on this design, each catering to specific needs. The "For Tube Connector" has a 6mm hole to thread a PTFE...

Whether you're a seasoned hobbyist or just starting out with 3D printing, this filament holder is an essential tool that will revolutionize your workflow. Its ease of use, combined with its exceptional performance, makes it an indispensable asset...

I did install the upgrade kit for the I3 Mega (TITAN-Extruder and Filament-Rack) - the kit is really worth checking out: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07KLJJYNV/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05__o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 But the filament holder falls...

I tried to find a spool holder for my i3 mega but did not end up with one that worked as I wanted, so here we are again and designed one that was more suited for what I need. So I wanted a roller model and after the first few prototypes, I ended up...

Hi all, My first "thing" is finally here! ...I wanted to create a tool holder that includes space for my calipers, scissors, cutter, pencils, and some notes too. There's also room for the bases of my very first printed owl pair.

I removed the curved bit, nothing else, because having to print all the support for more removal was taking as long as not removing anything in the first place ;)\r\n\r\nIf you need a caliper, I've chosen a Turata:\r\nAmazon US:...

After swapping out the fans on my i3 Mega, I decided to tackle other sources of noise as well. The result is my Silent Filament Guide, expertly paired with my Spool Holder. Thanks to the PTFE tube inside its housing, it won't generate unpleasant...

I removed the curved bit, nothing else, because having to print all the support for more removal was taking as long as not removing anything in the first place ;) In case you need a caliper, I have chosen a Turata: Amazon DE: https://amzn.to/2QCMiD7...