anycubic mega s upgrade 3d models

There's no need to remove the protector from dust and moisture just to put on a scratch protector - that's not a phone. Version 2 is thinner and distortions are smaller, barely noticeable. ... And some people can write complete nonsense all they want.

Idea and Execution: Snibi's Toolbox I'm printing this thing with a resolution of 0.3mm, which is way faster and sufficient. For any damages, I'm not responsible! ... Have a lot of fun.

Here's a simple cover for the front Y pulley of your printer. If you appreciate this design, consider buying me a cup of coffee at www.buymeacoffee.com/mksh. ...Thanks!

I designed a straightforward hotend LED mount. ...To achieve this, I employed a 12-volt SMD strip featuring three LEDs in a row. The strip's wires were expertly spliced into the existing cooling fan wiring.

Scroll test pattern can be makes Quick and Wide area test . 15 to 20 min in 25mm/s. pattern size : X260 Y190 Category: 3D Printing Tests

Sorry to say, those pesky knob handles really get on my nerves - I just had to create a better one that's also lockable... ...Everything from the hardware is now based on M3.

This is a remix of spange's spool holder with wheels. ... the original project is here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5078643 I enlarged outer rims because the filament reel had the tendency to fall off the holder.

I crafted a top-notch spool holder that's effortlessly accessible on Thingiverse, making it simple to print without any need for support structures. ...The spool is positioned with precision, ensuring a flawless setup.

That's a clever spin on L_Hngs' design, found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3129964 My own 5015 fan would make a racket every time it moved, so I took the liberty of creating this custom version.

It's designed to cover your daily dose, so you don't have to think twice about it. Simply clip it to your printer and voila! No more pesky pill searches during print sessions. Just pure productivity! P.S. This is my very first upload to Thingiverse,...

Add this spacer for extra clearance underneath your printer. ...It's perfect for use with the standard rubber feet that come pre-installed. ...Simply screw in five 40 mm long fasteners to secure it in place.

... to use immediately after printing, so be prepared to fine-tune it with a knife if needed. The gear should rotate smoothly without any obstructions. Check the filament feeding tools in your printer's menu to ensure everything is working correctly.

Piercet's original guide seemed like the most straightforward way to position the bed cable just right, given my concerns about the heated bed cable snapping like others had experienced. Because the cable was aligned with the Y-axis pully, I needed...

This file allows me to fine-tune my printer's calibration while it's running, resulting in improved print quality towards the edge. If your printer has a large knob on its calibration screw, it will make adjustments much easier. My settings for...

For optimal performance, I highly recommend the Noctua fan due to its ultra-silent operation (http://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/csWK4fP6). Alternatively, a more budget-friendly option is the Sunon fan (http://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/c5WBKITI). ... Feel...

i hate the dirt sticking on the greased rods. ...so i made this simple dust-cover for the x-axis rods. printed on my chiron because it's 350mm long. ... you need 2x self-tapping screw for mounting (holes are from stock at my printer)

With this model, you can mount your webcam to the X-axis to have your camera following the print height. ... Initially, I made this to monitor the nozzle easier but it turned out that it's also a nice effect for the timelapse. ...

The LEDs are powered directly by the printer's PSU and are rated at 12 volts; I've installed three in my setup but there's sufficient space to accommodate four. The warm white hue of my LEDs looks great, but you might prefer the colder tone - it's a...

... but I had one major reservation - the LEDs were always on, even during long prints. ...To address this issue, I decided to build upon isdisd's design and add a convenient on/off switch that can be easily toggled while printing continues uninterrupted.

I redesigned the camera enclosure's front section to relocate the flexible cable, now emerging from the lower rear rather than the upper portion. ...This move frees up several millimeters of cable length :) The arm, enclosure back, and hotbed bracket...

... my cabinet. ...It required a slight adjustment, but after cleaning it up, it works flawlessly now. This design is completely original and not a derivative of anyone else's work. ...Feel free to download, modify, or adapt it to suit your specific needs.

The possibilities are endless, and with Ikea's affordable pricing, you can experiment with different looks without breaking the bank. So why settle for ordinary when you can have extraordinary? Experience the Dioder Baguette Lumineuse LED Blanc for...

I reverse-engineered Laberlurch's stepper fan holder and modified it to fit my setup perfectly, pairing it with a 3D-Freunde Mosfet holder right beside it. ...This custom holder utilizes the two original mainboard fan screws while placing both fans...

Reverse-engineered Laberlurch's stepper fan holder to fit my setup with the 3D-Freunde Mosfet holder right next to it (thing:2845377). This holder uses the two original mainboard fan screws but places both fans closer to the mainboard (right next to...

i hate the dirt sticking on the greased rods. ... so i made this simple dust-cover for the x-axis rods. printed on my chiron because it's 350mm long. ... you need 2x self-tapping screw for mounting (holes are from stock at my printer)

... ... 70mm PU baseball Found it at a bookstore near my home. Just follow the size of the ball to make the seismic frame. I am satisfied. I think it's pretty cute. This is the foot pad for M5 thread. ... M5 screw should change to 20mm length.

... modest few millimeters. ...This innovative creation was born out of necessity, as the gantry bar's intrusion into the space beneath the printer resulted in a most unpleasant wobble and distracting noise that threatened to disrupt the printing process.

... 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 Trick. ...Printing Takes Approximately 3 Minutes.

I like [Hejzenberg's part cooling duct](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3636350), it works pretty well, yet the outmost side seemed a bit too thick to me, leaving a small gap between the fan and the casing. ... I simply thinned that side a little so...

... when concave. ...To achieve this, you'll need a 4x50 screw and an M4 bolt on hand. It's crucial not to directly touch the wedge with any resistance from the base itself; instead, place a felt or insulating rubber piece between them to prevent contact.