anycubic mega x 3d printer

tool holder i made to bolt to the top of the frame to hold smaller objects like bolts etc while i worked on my printer. Also put nozzle slots in it as well. ...Can support a good amount of weight due to the way i made it so the bottom of the bowl rest...

I crafted this model because the ones I discovered previously caused the print quality to drop significantly. ... I added Version 2, as several individuals informed me that it didn't align as well with their printers' output as it did on mine.

... design a modification that repositions the extruder at a 90-degree angle for uncomplicated access. ...To implement this mod, simply secure the extruder with two screws, followed by attaching the modified model to your printer using its standard screws.

This concept meets my needs, in terms of managing the space available for the printer, ease to use, etc. The joint uses 2 6201 bearings (32x10x12), a pair of M10 threaded rods, one 75mm long and the other 130mm, 6 M10 nuts, 2 M3 nuts and 2 M3x10...

I needed an increase for my printer so that I can maybe put fans underneath it later. I printed them out of pla. Maybe you can also print them out of TPU or something similar so that you have vibration dampening. You can leave the original feet...

... warmed up at the connection to the right of the turbine and bent to the exact height. ...You can do this by placing a flat object on the printer table. ...The distance from the turbine to the table in the lowest possible position should be about 5mm.

A Simple Airflow Enhancer for Printers Improves Output by Allowing Better Airflow. Cut Two Legs Smoothly with a Sharp Knife to Ensure the Plug Fits Perfectly in Place. ... Works Well With https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2953960 Find the Tinkercad...

I discovered that the bolts used to secure the stepper motor are slightly too short (M3 x 5mm), so I opted for M3 x 8mm bolts to get this guard to fit properly. The LED strip visible can be purchased here: an LED strip When mounting it, use multiple...

The project comes in both right and left-handed versions, along with a variant that allows for secure attachment to your printer using screws, eliminating the need for hooks (a smarter way to remove). We hope you find this solution enjoyable. - A...

Since my printer also prints at night and is only a few meters away from my bed, I designed this cover so that it stays dark in the room and also protects the display from dust. The cover is hung on the screws above the display. ... Print...

... 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.

It is very needfull for a directdrive setup and increases the weight of your printer for a more rigid standing. The spoolholder is very sturdy printed in standard PLA. It can keep every standard and small filament spools. The maximum weight for...

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...

Smoothers can be fixed underneath the mosfets with one of the two fixing elements: 1FIX connection to the first mosfet near the motherboard 2Fix connection to the second mosfet below This type of mounting manages to free up some space from the...

The printer's noise level is significantly reduced with this new setup, making it much more bearable compared 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...

So I decided to run the printer without a floor. I designed these corner brackets so that it still stands on its feet. You can use the original screws of the bottom plate but for the rubber feet you need a bit longer M5 screws, I used M5x12. You...

... hold. A dual-bearing setup is employed on the X-axis carriage. ... Update March 12, 2018: A revised v2 version of the Igus double holder has been added, along with a flat variant without the strips, suitable for use with Igus RJZM-02-08 bearings.

I found that the bolts that are used to secure the stepper motor are just a bit too short (M3 x 5mm), thus I used some M3 x 8mm to get this guard to fit. The ledstrip you see can be bought here (affiliate): LED strip I mounted it using multiple of...

I discovered that the bolts used to secure the stepper motor are slightly too short (M3 x 5mm), so I substituted M3 x 8mm bolts to get this guard to fit snugly. The LED strip visible in the image can be purchased here: https://bit.ly/2HfgdhQ I...

A spool holder mounts to the printer's top edge, securing the filament at a precise angle. The filament is turned 180 degrees to facilitate smooth feeding from below into the standard extruder location. Only the metal ball must be detached from the...

A convenient holder for a filament spool positioned at the printer's top edge. The spool is rotated 180 degrees to allow the filament to be fed downwards into the standard-located extruder. To switch filaments, simply detach the metal ball from the...

... screws of the fan, which makes it easy to do. Print with supports touching the table. I took power from the E0 fan, so it turns on at 60 degrees Extruder. This is a great optical temperature indicator for your printer. ... I recommend this setup.

I designed a custom cable guide to prevent the printer's cable from getting jammed under the top part of the print bed, and I wasn't satisfied with existing designs, so I created my own. This guide connects securely to both parts of the frame and...

... I've added a larger nut from a remix and a supplement for the other side. The setup includes a camera mount with GoPro hitch, a separator for the extruder in case the filament is too close, and a modified printer side support to thread the rod.

After weeks of random jamming and proding my printer, I couldn't find anything wrong.Then one day I noticed that the green plug was loose, almost completely unplugged.I did some testing and found that if you pull straight on the clip it was fine, but...

Typical tool holders for 3D printing machines are designed to accommodate a wide range of common tools used in the industry. ...When printing with support, these tool holders can provide a secure and stable platform for holding tools in place.

- The fan mount would have to be bent to accommodate the tall heatsinks thus requiring the removal of the bottom plate - Without the bottom plate there is no way to secure the feet supporting the printer since they screw directly into the plate. ...

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...

Filament guides should be placed directly to the right of the spool holder on your 3D printing machine.\r\n\r\nI've found this setup works best when paired with a top-side mounted spool holder, such as this one:...

... ...The holder itself was 3D printed upside down, allowing for effortless support-free printing, while the basket was printed directly onto a flat surface. ...This strategic approach ensured a perfectly smooth and obstruction-free printing experience.