mks gen l v1 vs v2 3d models

I recently ran into a snag while searching for casings compatible with my MKS Gen-L, so I decided to take matters into my own hands and create one myself. ...Upon completing the print, I noticed that the fan holes were obstructing airflow somewhat,...

I am reissuing this remix of my initial post.

Used for astrophotography sky tracking - power distribution and stepper motor control.Based off https://wiki.openastrotech.com/OpenAstroTracker firmware but modified for a full size equatorial mount. ...Use PHD2 guiding for tracking.Fan:...

Motherboard for printer

This modification is necessary because the MKS Gen L board positions directly above the original fan location, and the heatsinks are too tall. Without sufficient airflow, the drivers start to warm up slightly, as do the mosfets. ...However, with a...

This is the MKS Gen L V1.4 edition of the TeachingTech case, available on Thingiverse under the designation https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3311643.\r\n\r\nNotably, the V1.4 model surpasses its predecessor in size.

Box for Mark-Six Gen L on Ender 3 printer.

For fitting the MKS GEN L to an Ender 3, I needed to extend the two cables for both thermistors and change the end stop connectors from 2-pin JST connectors to 3-pin JST connectors. To utilize the original Creality GLCD, use EXP1 on the MKS and...

This adapter enables you to attach the MKS Gen L to your Ender 5. The cooling fan has been repositioned at a 45° angle towards the drivers, preventing it from obstructing long cooling fins of the TMC 2130. Requirements: Four M3 screws are...

This is a crucial application for the MKS Gen L Board upgrade on your Ender 3. The mainboard fan must be installed from the outside due to the stepper drivers' presence. Strategically, the fan hole positions the fan to cool the stepper drivers...

I designed a custom mount for my MKS Gen L Board using Fusion 360 and was able to print it easily with minimal support needed only at the heater connections. To assemble it, I required some rods for the hinges, opting for long M3 screws in this case....

This is a detailed guide for the MKS Gen L case of Ender 3. When assembling, use M3 screws exclusively. If you'd like to suggest improvements, feel free to leave comments below. Consider showing your appreciation by donating an amount of your choice...

I required a holder for my MKS Gen L, only to discover that none had been designed yet. Frustrated by this lack of innovation, I took matters into my own hands. I obtained some small distance cylinders which I carefully screwed between the holder and...

I design this case for the MKS GEN L v2.1 because the original one integrated in the base frame of the OpenAstroTracker doesn't fit with the "AutoPA" and "Improved RA motor mount and tensioner" add-ons and TMC2209 drivers. I have added a miniature...

Mount MKS GEN v1.4 adapter specifically designed for Folgertech I3 2020 printer model.

MKS Gen V1.4 Mount for Maker Select/Wanhao Duplicator i3 This mount attaches securely to either the left or right side of your printer. It pairs perfectly with my power supply mount, available on Thingiverse at...

The user mounts the Gen L extruder to their Anet A8 3D printer.

This is a MKS GEN L board mount +fan mounts.It has been designed as a Tevo Tornado mod, but might fit to any CR-10, Ender and the likes. The idea was to create a solid, safe and as flexible as possible mount for the board and especially...

This is a revised version of the MKS GEN L case, originally created by Michael at Teaching Tech. To improve durability, I extended the pivot rod, addressing an issue where lower-case pivots would frequently break off during printing. The modified...

The adapter will allow the mounting of an MKS Gen L board to the standard Anet A6 mounting holes. Hardware: 4 x M3x16mm screws 4 x M3 nuts 4 x No.4x9mm flange screws (but you could try the M3x12mm screws from the kit) Print Settings Rafts: No...

This is a remix of the MKS GEN L case that was made by Michael from Teaching Tech. I added a longer pivot rod because the pivots on the lower case kept breaking off when I printed it. The case is much easier to put together now without breaking the...

For my machine, I've mounted the whole assembly on the side of the printer and therefore have plenty of room to attach a custom panel with cutouts and mounted cooling fans.\r\n\r\nCAUTION: fitting the MKS Gen L with upgraded steppers may require...

The 40mm fans for the MKS Gen L on my FLSUN i3 were dying so i quickly mapped out a plate to mount the only fan I had laying around, 80mm from a CPU heatsink. Needs standoffs in place but otherwise mounts with M3 screws/nuts. ...Almost for sure overkill...

As for me, I've got my MKS Gen L up and running, so I made the decision to remove the slot for the SD card - it just wasn't doing anything for me, you know? And let me tell you, tightening up that USB port really makes a huge difference in terms of...

It's a case for the MKS Gen L board with ample space for cables and a hole for a 92mm fan. The fan is oriented to pull air, ensuring it doesn't blow over the printing area. With holes to attach the case to an EU2020 profile, this design caters to...

The case is 33mm longer than the original made by petrzmax, which is the difference between MKS Gen L v1.0 and MKS Gen v1.4 boards. The width of the boards remains the same, so no adjustments were needed in that area. I also adjusted the side to...

This adaptor let you mount the MKS Gen L into your Ender 5. ...The cooling fan has been rearranged to a 45° towards the drivers, so it doesn't interfere with long cooling fins of the tmc 2130. Requirement: 4xM3 from the previous board to mount the...

Once printed the original base was just a tad short to fit my MKS Gen-L, so remixed and added 2mm in the width. Now fits like a glove. **Jan 12 2019** - printing now Going to add a fan so remixed the location of the Mosfet. MKS will be on top of...

So - I'm upgrading it to a MKS Base Gen L. This unit seems to fit in place quite well; I did need to re-route the extruder wires, but no big deal. Most of the connectors plug in. But I did have to replace the main power leads and mod the heatbed...