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Sensor Level Holder V3 users can connect their LJ12A3-4 sensors directly to the holder's fan base, which is available for download from Thingiverse at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1272726.

2) manually level with a piece of paper on all 4 corners, then auto-level (if you have a CRTouch/BLTouch) and save to eeprom. 3) use the attached .STL file (super quick, super low filament usage) to run a test print and adjust the corners as...

I remixed Swedishvpaperuk's remix to create a surface area that makes contact with the bed taller, allowing for a glass bed on top of the stock aluminum plate. Additionally, I added a countersink hole to reduce the size of the bolts needed from the...

Using the following settings: Line height is set to .1 units Bed y offset is positioned 180 units away Bed x is aligned on a parallel path to the print area for 180 units in length. The spiral gap between coils has been widened by one unit. ...

... for the Craftbot Plus printer series. ...Five identical square test prints measure 20 by 20 millimeters each. The bed of this printer measures 200 by 250 millimeters in total size and will be printing layers at a thickness of exactly 0.2 millimeters.

I'm happy to help! ...However, I need to point out that the input text contains foreign characters and a phrase that doesn't seem to make sense in English. Let me try to spin it for you: Turn mattress on bed with housing for screw M4.

This is remixed from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3057714 by https://www.thingiverse.com/zapta to have underlines below the 6 and 9 in order to tell them apart once they are off the print bed. ... Aside from that it's the same file.

A simple solution to change how the bed height is calculated so that swapping of build plate surfaces will be accounted for at the start of each print without any calibration after the initial setup. ...Please attach your revisions to this post so I can...

I came to the conclusion that utilizing small dots in targeted areas would be the most efficient method for leveling my beds. I leveled both my Ender 2 and my Maker Select once, and since then, I haven't had to re-level them. ...Each printer only...

I've been using https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2496831 as a leveler and while it's been super helpful, I discovered that turning it could be a bit tricky. ...To solve this problem, I modified the knob by increasing its diameter and adding a pattern...

To simply level your platform, use this tool from beneath the z-axis table. Customize its length by editing variable 'h' in OpenSCAD script. To print it four times, follow instructions and press a nut into the adjustment knob. ...If you lack a long M3...

I crafted these to streamline the leveling process for Anet E12, with an outer diameter of approximately 35 millimeters and an inner diameter of 14 millimeters. They might also be suitable for Anet E10 users. ...However, please exercise caution when...

This leveling knob was specifically created to accept an M3 brass insert instead of traditional nuts. I also designed a variation that features degree markings for precise adjustments. ...Below, you'll find the McMaster Carr insert used in this design:...

... regolazione. ...Spero vi piaccia, caio e alla prossima This is a useless, but valuable tool :-), to remind you in which direction you have to turn the screws of the printing bed, for its adjustment. ... I hope you like it, Bye and see you next time

If you're like me, you always forget which way to move the bed up towards the nozzle. So, I've spelled it out for you. Alternatively, if you don't need me to spell it out, I made an alternative version without. ...Both are good, but I only tested...

The standard knobs on a CraftBot's bed often become loose, which can be solved by installing replacement versions based on M4 lock nuts. To do this, simply push the lock nut into place inside the knob itself. ... Although twisting or mounting these new...

... four of the M3 thumbwheels by julianh72, along with screws and nuts. To assemble, glue M3-8 screws into thin arms on mounts, then attach them to build plate and extrusions with M3-20 screws and nuts. Adjust thumbscrews for a level build plate.

Another precision leveling system for your 3D printer. To install it, you'll need three sturdy DIN-933 screws. I took a clever approach by crafting the nut and locknut from durable stainless steel. However, in reality, they're even more resilient...

ENGLISH: A standard X-axis carriage set, suitable for mounting an automatic leveling table without issue. No problem is mounted unmodified to the carriage. It necessitates a servo drive MG90S or similar in size as well as any accessible limit switch....

I had initially looked for an existing knob that would make adjusting the MP10 print bed easier, but couldn't find one that met my requirements. Either the available knobs were too large to fit between the uprights or they weren't designed to match...

I'm Looking for a More Comprehensive Way to Inspect My Manual Bed Mesh. A Five-Point System Just Isn't Cutting It. It Prints at a Layer Height of 0.2, Which Is a Good Starting Point. If You Want to Speed Up the Printing Process, Try Adding Ten or...

... a point where the LED illuminates or dims, cease raising it. To turn off the LED light, tighten the knurl nut. Repeat this process at all four corners of your heated bed. ...Remember not to press any home buttons while adjusting these settings.

(I used a rubber mallet) https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4441076 presented a thumb screw to replace the wing nut on the front-left corner of the BIBO bed. ...It is too wide for the other two positions.</p> <p>I have created a smaller version to fit...

This is a versatile knob designed to fit various build plate leveling screws. Three versions have been uploaded, each catering to different types of hardware: One features an M4 nut that requires an M7 wrench, another has an M4 nut suited for use...

DO NOT HEAT UP YOUR 3D Printer's Hotend or Bed! As it is NOT necessary and will melt the 3d plastic. ! Measure the thinkness and adjust the Z-axis of your 3d printer. ... Here is how to set this up - from YouTuber - CHEP ...

I had to fine-tune and validate my print bed since prints in the rear corner weren't turning out right. There are several calibration test prints available, but most of them appear too big for my Printrbot Simple. This file generates a 95mm x 95mm...

This is a remake of Achoo01's Astounding M3 nut twister http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1091018\nI've got a matching printer to this user's but the space between the bed and my carriage rails for the Y axis are substantially narrower. So I slimmed...

So I created a smaller one :)It is designed for my MK3s but you can easily skale it depending on your requirements.Because every area is connected it is simple to remoove and quickly start the next print.Before you start this calibration clean your...

... Adjust the nozzle position by moving it left, right, front, or back of the bed as needed. The included STL model features nine 0.3mm high circles, designed with 0.2mm layers and a first layer printed at 150% (0.3mm) to test single-layer printing.

Before you start this calibration clean your print bed and do a simple first layer calibration. V1 with circles (quite difficult to fill all gaps) and small paths in between. V2 Extra_Slim should be a little easier to print and has minimal...