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I really enjoyed bbenchoff's mount design, and although I didn't require the additional component, I planned to utilize a separate piece with a built-in fan mount, therefore I modified it accordingly.

I cut this down to only hold the allen wrench.

I replaced the board in my Mini V2 with the SKR 1.4 Turbo for silent drivers and extra fan headers. The mounting pattern is different, so I used this mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4441706 Now you need a new side panel to accommodate...

Remix of the original GT2 carriage to add the BLTouch sensor mount while keeping the smaller fan. ...

I mounted a glass plate onto my 3D printer, necessitating a solution to accurately position the glass on the print bed. ...Therefore, I created these clips that securely hold each corner in place.

The camera attachment fits snugly onto the Y-shaped arm. Most standard 8mm scope cameras easily snap into place, making it simple to secure them in position. ...Watch a demonstration at https://youtu.be/0kU32KxSSpU.

Modified the original to deliver a full 1/4 inch lift on the Z-axis for utilizing thicker build surfaces. ... Onshape source available here: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/a9dac1b525c73d33b6775f14/w/de6e1b874511e498db2560e5/e/4aa50c73e11b735a277ab4cd

I'm showcasing my original MPSM E3D V6 Volcano "ZERO" offset hotend adapter design, which calls for a fan shroud from the https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2999219 webpage. ...Check out more of my innovative designs on...

This model was crafted using Tinkercad's innovative tools. ...Enhance and edit it directly at https://www.tinkercad.com/designs/3g2e5d74kmi.

Adjusted to accommodate various fan shrouds, this design has been slightly enlarged to ensure a snug fit for the hotend. The initial mounting attempt proved unsuccessful due to the hotend's proximity to the mount bottom wall, which pushed against it....

This is a handy tool holder that helps me keep my 3D Print Removal Tool and 2mm and 1.5 mm allen wrenches neatly organized right next to the printer. ...Simply stick it in place with double-sided tape, glue, or even bubblegum - whatever method works...

I quickly combine the mount with MKS_TFT_3.2_v2.0 mount from here in meshmixer : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2317518

Different design for the bracket draws inspiration from this source. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2393720 Created specifically for 8mm and 12mm stabilizer rods, it can be rotated to fit needs. The initial orientation came out a bit unusual.

Do you struggle with constantly referencing your printer's dimensions, or worse, having to disassemble it to recheck internal dimensions? I took mine apart completely so you don't have to. This is an accurate Fusion 360 model of a MPSM v2 that...

The dimension required for the holder I needed was precisely 33 millimeters in width, prompting me to enlarge solely the foundation of the adhesive stick holder based on the design found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1688459.

I usually use the filament guide, but I wanted to try the Bowden clip/clamp and you can't install both at the same time. So, a simple solution is to combine them both. ... You'll also want to print the little clip from the original source that fits...

No additional support is available for an extra 30mm fan.

The original file was riddled with mistakes. I uploaded it to SketchUp, where I thoroughly corrected each error. ...As a result, the entire project is now printable.

I reinforced the screw shafts, but unfortunately, all three attempts ended in failure as they snapped off at the base. Hopefully, this added measure will finally resolve the issue with a bit of extra insurance to boot. ... UPDATE: 1/23/2019@1215 - I...

This is a straightforward dust cover for the external SD card holder: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2311469 https://www.thingiverse.com/make:755295 Manufactured from PLA material A support with 10-15% density in your slicer (CURA) is...

UPDATE: Check out this upgraded remix at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1919259, which performs even better! Use that one instead. This design is a sleeve/guide to prevent buckling of flexible filaments, fitting snugly into the small gap between...

This is a long time project. I've had the MPMini for about 5 years now, it was my first introduction to 3D printing and it has a special place in my heart. I've upgraded it so many times, mostly due to my breaking the original hot end, and deciding...

This part takes the place of the rear section of a standard dial gauge and securely clicks onto the z-axis rods.

I recently purchased this Mk8 extruder for my Mini v2, a printer known to thrive with Creality-recommended parts. This Mk8 extruder is touted as an upgrade for printing flexibles and I decided to give it a try despite its intended purpose. When I...

I greatly appreciated the original stabilizer bar design, but I felt it needed some tweaks. The space for LEDs wasn't a priority for me, and I found the bar itself was too thin and flexible to provide any substantial support. So, I decided to give it...

This is an adaptation of the Better Dial found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1677768. To enhance its appearance, I modified it for use with the original dial, giving it a sleeker look. Despite this modification, it still protrudes enough to...

This mount is built specifically for use with a 5050 radial fan on an MPSM V2 paired with an E3D v6 hot end. It's recommended to have a dedicated power line for the original fan, and you can also utilize a buck converter to minimize noise by running...

This is a custom mount to accommodate the SKR 1.4 (turbo) board within the original MPSM case. To secure the SKR board, you'll need four M3 nuts, which will be used to attach the board to the mount and then screw the mount itself with two of the...