monoprice select mini v2 bed extension 3d models

Chopped off the lower part of a recent rear brace with extension part, so someone can have the Z extension without the rear brace if they want to. This change puts no stress on the upper cross-brace of the frame. TIPS: - I printed these with the...

I got really tired of trying to turn the 20 mm-wide serrated-edge knobs that are provided to level the Monoprice Maker Select Ultimate Pro (Wanhao-D6) bed. My fingers really hated leveling - especially the back knobs! So I drafted up this 33...

This is a substitute X-axis termination piece designed specifically for the Monoprice Select Mini 3D printer.

This is a powerful spinning tool for Monoprice Select Mini, crafted to bring out its full potential.

This webcam mount is crafted specifically for use with my Creative Live HD webcam, allowing it to be securely fastened to the bed of my Monoprice Maker Select Plus. So far, it's working seamlessly and I attach the pieces using M3 nuts and bolts. When...

This replacement carriage is designed specifically for the Monoprice Select Mini V1 and V2, replacing the original plastic X-Axis assembly. The new design incorporates a built-in hot end mount inspired by E3Dv6, allowing for improved print quality...

I'm on my fifth Monoprice Maker Select and the bed leveling is still a challenge. The z stop always seems to be out of alignment, forcing me to back off the screws so far they almost fall off. So, I decided to use an insulated washer and add a 0.1...

This is a remix of a few things for the Monoprice Select Mini, it works on my V2 and should work on the V1 and Pro. Print flat on the “back” and use buildplate supports. I printed at 35% infill and .2 in PLA and it seems just fine. Fits the Lanmu...

The Monoprice Maker Select V2.1 requires a unique fan adapter that measures exactly 40 millimeters.

Attach a Raspberry Pi 2/3 to your Monoprice MP Select Mini, PrimaCreator P120, or Malyan M200 desktop 3D printer using the MC-RP003-CLR multicomp clear case.

Replacement Dial for the Monoprice MP Select Mini 3D Printer Control Knob. ...Detailed instructions can be found at projectsbyzac.com/1replacementknobs.

A handy gadget to perch on the Monoprice Select Mini extruder peg, keeping a watchful eye on the printing process as it unfolds.

https://www.youmagine.com/designs/fan-holder-for-the-monoprice-mp-select-mini-pcb This fan holder supports a 40mm fan to blow down on the control PCB for the Monoprice Select Mini driver PCB. ...Hopefully to make the extruder stop skipping.

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

Rails must cut to the same length as the rods. ... 2X Linear Rail MGN9H 200mm: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32899254961.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.54524c4daARiA3 12x M4x6 insert...

These screws secure the replacement feet onto the MPSM by attaching to the holes where the original feet were held in place under the bottom cover.

Design a system that maximizes airflow by leaving the majority of the fan's pulling section exposed. ... The cover integrates seamlessly with the standard mounting hardware.

Air Flow Maximization through Simple Design. This Cover Integrates Seamlessly with Standard Screws. ... Explore My Range of Fan Covers, Tailored to Your Needs.

Includes 2x SD card slots, 6x microSD card slots, hole for the stock allen key, and a small hook to hang whatever you like (in my case, my SD card reader). Screws into the top of the printer with the two screws holding the rear panel. ...The SD card...

I'm diving into 3D printing and CAD software, so bear with me. I was experimenting and came across a Sue T-Rex head model uploaded by another user - you can find it in the source file. Next, I stumbled upon a feeder attachment just for kicks, which...

Fully printable with spherical bearing! No supports required. ...Flat side first to ensure perfect stability.

Modified the original design at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2169902 to make it compatible with a Zmodo camera. Note that you'll need to print three specific components from the original thing first: the Camera Mount, Camera Straight Mount...

I've successfully split the hotend mount and cover into individual STL files, making it a breeze to print each component separately.

I printed it in PLA, however, i would recommend using some heat resistant filament.Print with tree supports, they are easier to get out.According to the datasheet, the stock MOSFET (A29T) can also handle the current, that the new fan will consume,...

I've found the original fan mount clips a real nuisance and any attempt to fiddle with the hot end is a major pain. I desperately needed a way to quickly remove the part cooler and adjust for different height tips, which was largely driven by my...

I added some filleted edges in Tinkercad to strengthen the model.

This object was created using the 3D modeling software, Tinkercad. ...You can edit it right now by visiting this website: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/9DOuLzIycVW This is actually my latest design iteration.

I attempted printing the Zero Offset mount for my MPSM but encountered an issue with the holes for the heat sink clamp being too small, making it impossible for either the stock V5 clone heatsink or the genuine V6 heatsink to fit. I modified the STL...

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.

Designed to fit Noctua 40mm x 10mm 12v fan: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B009NQLT0M/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Requires 4 x M4 x 16mm screws.