monoprice maker select plus upgrades 3d models

Titan mounting plate version 1: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1687197 3rd-rail Z tower brace: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1454073 18Ncm NEMA 17 Pancake Motor:...

... to allow the pressure fit clip to engage. Print Settings Printer: Maker Select i3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.20 Infill: 20% Notes: I used a 5mm brim for the first two layers to help keep the part from detaching from the print bed.

Spool Supports for MP Maker Select 3D Printer v2 (and Prusa Mendel i3 3D Printers) The U/T bracket fits over the printer's frame to prevent sliding forward and backward. It fits snugly into a 1" PVC pipe, as seen in the printed examples. I use...

These modifications are derived from AzzA's Z Extensions and Spacers for Wanhao Duplicator i3, Cocoon Create, and Maker Select. The original extensions can cause bending of the side tabs on the x crossbeam and rod retainers when installed. To address...

Filament Feed Spool Brackets for MP Maker Select 3D Printer v2 - A Simple Solution with Two Parts to Print. To assemble this design, you'll need two 75mm long half-inch PVC pipes, two 150mm long half-inch PVC pipes, two 350mm long half-inch PVC...

I needed something to carry my frequently used tools. This design is based on elrod0011's original allen wrench holder found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1415265. There are two files included, one for each side of the object. The tool holder...

I designed these feet specifically for my Wanhao i3 Plus Z-brace mod (accessible on Thingiverse as https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:921948), but they can also be used with other printers to reduce vibrations and provide stability. ... These feet are...

Just see maker zsonybrasco's before & after shots: http://www.thingiverse.com/make:198927 Here is a good, and short, article on 3D printer rigidity:http://dabbletron.com/why-is-rigidity-important-for-3d-printers/ To compliment this mod, have a look...

I'm a perfectionist when it comes to my machine, so when my wife mentioned the brightness of the screen the other night, I decided it was time to take action. Maybe she was right - it might be too bright for comfortable viewing. ...So, I installed a...

This is a handy device I came up with to keep the USB cord snug against the control box, so I don't lose connection in the middle of a print like it's happened before. It uses this cord:...

I crafted this accessory to provide a clear view of my nozzle from the front of my printer, making it effortless to observe the initial layer and simply enhancing overall print visibility. ...So far, it has proven effective in meeting my needs.

Update: I reprinted the part that attaches to the carriage because my previous print warped, which is strange since I had printed multiple rolls of filament without any issues (you might want to print Webcam_2 in PETG instead of PLA just in case). I...

After fine-tuning the original filament guide, I made two key adjustments: Firstly, I shortened the part of the support arm that aligns parallel to the Y-axis by 25mm to streamline the filament path from the spool to the print head. Secondly, to...

This is my first time here, so bear with me...\r\n\r\nI really liked the ReMixed Wanhao Stepper Mounted Dial Indicator Mount by CallJoe but its position on the side was not to my liking. I had already replaced my front-mount cooling fan with a new...

I created an improved version of the MOSFET mount, allowing me to incorporate both the hot end MOSFET and the Hot Bed MOSFET seamlessly. ...To make it work, I had to position it at a precise 45-degree angle on my printer's bed to ensure a snug fit.

This adapter glides effortlessly through the stock spool holder, giving you the freedom to mount this versatile filament spool on the other side of your bracket for easy access and a clutter-free workspace.

My MakerSelect v2 came equipped with an inbuilt scraper that removed prints efficiently. However, its tendency to slide around constantly made me lose track of it, prompting me to create a quick hanger that could be suspended from either the upper...

My attempt at a smoother sliding spool holder... I'm not actually sure if it's any better. ...My filament doesn't always quite sit perfectly straight on it (slides into the valleys), but it seems to spin even more smoothly that way.

I've got a printer in my bedroom and the screen is way too bright to sleep with when I'm printing, so I created a cover to block out the light. I lined the inside of the screen cover with foam tape to really reduce the glow. ...Appreciate you reading...

The steel frame edges on these printers make an excellent mounting location for LED strips. These mounts are low profile, positioning the strip in front of the frame. They are designed for 10mm, 30/meter, non-addressable, IP65 waterproof, 12v, 5050...

I discovered a design on Thingiverse, specifically thing 2436958, which caught my attention and I decided to merge it with the slim version of another design, thing 2029321. I preferred its form factor over the other, so I made some adjustments to...

<p>Everyone has their own version, here's mine. There's so many different versions of people creating these stands that it's easy to mix and match parts to customize it to your desires. Most of the files attached are from other people's creations,...

Update: A Rev2 bracket is now included. It has a cutout instead of a hole for the hardware, allowing you to slide the bracket on and off the frame while leaving the hardware in place. Easy On-Easy Off. Well, like any other tool, my original...

I was really impressed by the design of that flexion thing over on Thingiverse - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3825972. However, I thought the shroud was a bit too low, so I combined it with an air assist I got for my laser, which you can find...

UPDATE 6/29/17: Added a front Y brace mount for direct build plate view. I aimed for a rock-solid mount for my C310. The arm design on this https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1228521 really caught my eye, so I integrated it directly into the front...

Reducing the carriage by a few millimeters and shortening the arm made installation of the BLTouch much simpler. To ensure the BLTouch stays firmly in place, nut captures were attached, providing extra security. ...Moreover, two additional components...

The original design was reworked to accommodate a bigger size that perfectly fits into the 28mm space of the flashlight.

I designed this to work seamlessly with my Flexion extruders, making it a possibility that it might not function as intended with the stock hotend. Print it using a heat-resistant material, but given its distance from the heater block, using PLA may...