anycubic i3 mega pause print 3d models

If you upgrade to an e3d v6 and want to print at higher speeds like 80mm/s+, your extruder may start clicking and skipping steps. So a motor upgrade can help out greatly. It will enable your extruder to push more filament with ease. In my case, I...

A well-designed feeding system can effectively mitigate external environmental factors, allowing printed objects to complete more efficiently. Typically, a spool is used, which sometimes results in issues when the wire coil becomes too heavy,...

I didn't create the whole holder from scratch; instead, I extended an existing design from kurioso's cylinder part: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2647030 To make printing even easier, I've rotated this design so it can be printed vertically with...

2020/09/21 V2.0 The original design being snapped onto the two side screws seemed to sag down in the front, so I modified the model to be supported off the top two screws in the print head shroud. It snaps over them without unscrewing. It's a real...

The constant din makes it hard to focus, and before long, you're reaching for some ibuprofen just to get through the print job. Waiting on parts from China can be a real drag, but in the meantime, this ibuprofen stack comes to the rescue. It's...

2020/09/21 V2.0 The original design being snapped onto the two side screws seemed to sag down in the front, so I modified the model to be supported off the top two screws in the print head shroud. It snaps over them without unscrewing. It's a real...

... Additionally, I rotated the design so that it can be printed vertically with support. Now you can print spools up to 94mm in diameter, perfect for filaments from PM - Plasty Mladec. ... Kurioso's original design is truly impressive!

The big Tube Bolt.stl is better printed with 100% infill to make it stronger. Please note that the support is only designed for spool filament up to one kilogram - I haven't tested it with two kilograms yet! To replace the Spool quickly, no...

Both part are printed separately, without support and then You can connect them with superglue or Acrifix 192 policarbonate/PCV glue that is perfect to connect printed parts. The only problem is to get 12V close to the extruder. I choosed to get...

After all the cablechains I printed myself could not withstand the high temperatures in the closed box my printer stands in, I decided to buy a ready-made cablechain and only print the holders myself. Holders are designed to work with:...

The biggest advantage of the Ultrabase, prints stick extremely well to the bed, is also its biggest disadvantage. Usually one can only remove them once the bed has cooled down to 30°C. This can take quite some time as there isn't any active cooling....

I replaced my print of the original side extruder mount, which had cracked when I attempted to attach the Bowden tube, due to excessive force applied with the spanner. ...The stress caused by the wrench was too great for the structure, resulting in a...

I experienced recurring problems with the original spool holder becoming stuck, resulting in underextraction during printing, so I designed this new one to overcome those issues. ... To assemble this spool holder, you will need: Two 608ZZ bearings...

I loved the concept of upgrading my printer with an LED light, but since it prints throughout the night, I needed a button to turn off the light. So, I combined the ring design with a switch and mounted it to the side of my printer. For those who are...

... in place, the printer rises about 30mm. The parts are printed in PLA; the resolution is 0.2mm. Three perimeters were used, and the infill percentage is 30%. ...Six layers were applied to the top, and four layers were applied to the bottom.

To assemble this, simply print out the parts and follow the numbered instructions. I used superglue to hold everything together and applied double-sided tape to the backside for easy mounting on your printer. Lapius deserves credit for suggesting...

The design can be printed without support structures, allowing for a more streamlined process. Note: To ensure secure attachment to the motherboard corner, additional components may be necessary due to the removal of screw appendages. ... This cover...

... the bed mount from nobikko and attached the Pi Cam holder joint to it. To make this work, you'll need to print the Pi Cam case from the second link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing/xxxx I also included a screenshot taken from the mounted Pi Cam.

The sample spool consists of two parts: version A for larger amounts, up to 30 grams, which requires printing 'sample_spool_p2a' and 'sample_spool_p1' covers; version B for smaller amounts, between 11-15 grams, requiring the same covers but with a...

I encountered a problem with the filament guide being too close to the filament detector when the print head was near the heated bed. As a result, the filament detector kept detaching from its magnetic base. ...To resolve this issue, I simply pulled the...

Additionally shifted support for cable for faster print with less support. Back of camera case didn't fit either, had to use file and knife. Therefore removed some material. ... Update 3/11/19 Added hole to the tilt arm for an M2 skrew to reduce the...

I've printed this https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3170740 and it was sticking out to much on the side. I kept the frame part and from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3020026 I took the creality brace and put it more on the inside and higher. ...

... hole. I included a test cube to help you decide between 5.6mm or 6mm. Print it without supports, and put the number on top. For me, the 5.6 is perfect. ... To assemble this harm, you'll need: 4x M3 16mm bolts with lock nuts 2x Wood Screws (6X3/4)

... 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.

... to loosen the tray support screws for smooth operation. The bill of materials includes: a) Five M4 nuts b) Two 40mm M4 screws with Allen Head DIN-912 c) Two 20mm M3 screws d) One 12mm M3 screw e) One M3 nut f) Three-Dimensional printed parts

Thanks to Prodal for the remix of the camera mount Because I'm using a different (not self printed) Raspberry case I had no use for the slider at the side of the clamp. So I just removed it, everything else is just the remix from Prodal. I'm still...

Only E3dv6 clone needed, plus some nuts and bolts to complete it.\r\n\r\nThe reinforced x-axis dragchain, available at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4181611, can be easily mounted to this thing.\r\n\r\nImportant details for those who have already...

... the upper right side mounting. ...This simple project works flawlessly and fits like a glove. You'll need the following parts: - Prints: 2x SpoolBout 1x Holder screw fixed - Others: 11cm M8 threaded rod 1x M8 nut 1x M8 self-locking nut 2x M8 gasket

... reevaluated a 2mm slot at the back for some adhesive strip placement. This design allows you to mount it either left or right, with the ability to print it standing upright. ... Hopefully, this will aid some of you before you misplace that remote.

... I won't share the files with you. Stop being jerks and refrain from stealing other people's designs solely for financial gain. --- Fixed a problematic STL file using Netfabb, as the original version had minor errors that resulted in subpar prints.