monoprice select mini v2 power supply 3d models

Straps Designed To Mount (MP Select Mini Pro) Power Supply Neately.

Always felt if the original power supply for the Monoprice Mini Select needed a stand to raise it up to get air flow around it. So finally created a support for it. The user will need to print at least two of these. One for each end. Also the...

Simple plug to fill in the spot where the power supply switch was in back. ... I moved mine to the front side for convenience and did not want a huge hole in the back.

Monoprice Select Mini V2 is a great little machine with a crummy power switch that fails. I've had two printers, both failed too soon. This is a holder for a replacement switch. The replacement switch part I used for this holder is: ...

I love my Monoprice Select Mini v2 3D printer but I decided that having a front power switch and some 5V USB sockets to run lights and fans off would make it even better. So I designed this power console which also includes a cheap 30V...

I couldn't find a knob for my Monoprice Select Mini 3D v2 printer that really fit like I wanted it to so I went to Tinker CAD, pulled up a gear, and turned it into a button. ... I added v2 with a rounded top and a smaller finger hole.

Prusa inspired knob for the Monoprice Mini Select, V2. The knob is designed to clear above the LED ring, and let some light through. It's small enough to clear the bed if you need to reach it while the bed is forward. The knob is easy to spin...

I wanted the same thing for my Select mini V-2 . This design uses both screws on each side of printer, you only need to remove the old rubber foot pad before installing the new feet. Has not been tested on the V-1 yet. ...If you have a V-1 please let me...

... one I created. ...The holder is designed to use the 2 bolts on the top of the power supply. ...It is designed to hold hex keys, tweezers and the scraper.Any feedback is much appreciated and it would make my day if you post your make of my design!!

filament guide for monoprice select mini v2

Yet another power-brick for the Select Mini v2. I hope you find it useful. ...It can be used for mounting vertically, horizontally, and even under a table, upside-down.

This simple cover blanks off the original rear power port Its quite a tight fit so a bit of wiggling is required to make it snap into place Designed in Tinkercad and sliced with Prusa Slicer. ... Printed with a skirt on my Ender 3 Pro but It should...

Just trimmed the edges of Bumbumbum's Arcade1Up SwitchBracket v2 so it will fit the print bed area of the Monoprice Select Mini printer

This is a little cover for the LCD screen of the Monoprice Select Mini V2. ...It has a tiny knob to grip on.

A simplistic screen cover for the Monoprice Select Mini V2. ...The corners are exposed, however, I have attached the .f3d file incase you wish to make any adjustments,

This part allow you to remove the black sheet metal useless thing on the monoprice select mini V2 (mpsm) and still mount the X axis limit switch. ...

My Monoprice Select Mini v2 2017 hotend does not have wire on the left side so I remixed for a more snug fit.

When I got the Monoprice Select Mini v2, I realized that there were no models on here for a storage container that would easily bolt on the printer so I designed one and printed it out. ...

A replacement side panel for the Monoprice Select Mini V2 that accommodates an 80mm computer fan. It's not too pretty, but it works well to add some more airflow over the main board. ...

Remixed to fit my Monoprice Select Mini V2. Supports for the side-nubs are embedded in the model, you can either keep them or clip them off. ...The clips can hook around either way.

I wanted a single piece side cover for the Mini Select V2 after having moved the heated bed cable. As I'm going to install an internal power supply, I figured it would be worth doing the other side too. ...These are the vents I'm using.

This is a mount for my web camera mount on the Monoprice select mini v2. This can be printed on the v2. ...You will need a 1/4 20 bolt to hold on the camera as well as 2 bolts to replace the y axis rod bolts.

This is a extruder gear spinner for the Monoprice Mini Select v2 This is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3580121 I printed the remix and it freely spun on my extruder. I'm guessing the extruder that gear was designed for may have had...

... super minimal to mount the MOSFET for the new bed heater on, and I found https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2887589. ... Then I wanted to put it inside the printer, so I designed this little doohickey. Fits my Monoprice Select Mini v2 perfectly.

A camera mount to go on the front of the bed for the Monoprice Select Mini V2. ... I liked the flexibility offered with https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3114849 but wanted something that mounted directly on the front of the build bed.

A simple mount to hold the 2mm Allen Wrench for bed leveling on the MonoPrice Select Mini V2. ... (I assume it will work with the V1 also, it holds the wrench using one of the 3mm screws on the top of the case, so no additional/new screws required.)

... i did, and forget to bring this with your printer! ...However, If you do find yourself in that position, just print this out. I believe the monoprice mini select uses the same style filament holder as the v2, so this should work with it as well. 

ive had my monoprice select mini for a few years now and some of the parts are starting to fail so i decided to do upgade multiple parts on the machine. i upgraded the bowden extruder with MPSM V2 Improved Extruder (WK9) by wileykyoto and it works...

So I found an ABS-Flag for the monoprice Select Mini V1 and found out that it wouln't fit the V2. I designed one for the V2. You just have to print it (Doesn't matter if ABS or PLA) and push it into the outlet of the fan. Make sure your clips are...

A simple tool rack that attaches to the top of your Monoprice Select Mini v2 using the two screws that are already present to give you space for multiple tools. I included oblong and circle slots to use with pliers, screwdrivers, and other common...