monoprice select mini z axis upgrade 3d models

These stabilizers will fix the loose rods in the Z-Axis of the Monoprice Select Mini 3D Printer. This is part of an ongoing project to upgrade the Mini on a budget! Print these brackets with the flat side down, then install them on your rods under...

These stabilizers will securely fasten loose rods in the Z-Axis of the Monoprice Select Mini 3D Printer. This is a crucial step in upgrading this printer on a budget as part of an ongoing project! Print these brackets with the flat side facing...

The alignment of the holes in the original print was not compatible with my printers, so I adjusted the hole spacing to accommodate my z-axis rods perfectly.\r\n\r\nSpacing: 17mm on single rod, 18.5mm on double rod\r\n\r\nI found this solution by...

The complete instructions for this modification can be found on our Hackaday.io project page at https://hackaday.io/project/14823-monoprice-select-mini-maximum-3d-printer-mods/log/55525-upgrade-the-z-axis-with-a-nema17-stepper-and-tr8x8-leadscrew...

... I kept bumping it into the arm when I would reach over it from time to time and we had to re-level once since I racked it. Under $50 Monoprice Select Mini to "Mega" https://www.instructables.com/id/Under-50-Monoprice-Select-Mini-to-Mega/#imadeits

... For sure, this happens on every Monoprice Select Mini, so I designed these modifications to fix both problems. Apart from those issues, I hate the way the part is attached to the printer, so I also designed some snaps to make it easier to install.

Human: An adjustable Z endstop for the Monoprice Select Mini / Mayan M200, giving you precise control over your prints without sacrificing ease of use. No more fiddling with bed level screws or installing spacers when printing on glass, swapping...

Print Settings Printer: monoprice mp select mini Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: .1 or better Infill: 20% or more Notes: Ok, printing this is tricky as I made the tolerances very tight. I should note my resolution is .05,.1,.15 etc and not...

Print Settings Printer: monoprice mp select mini Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: .1 or better Infill: 20% or more Notes: Ok, printing this is tricky as I made the tolerances very tight. I should note my resolution is .05,.1,.15 etc and not...

As a bonus, the Z-Axis coupler I designed proved to be a game-changer - my stock coupler had been wobbling like crazy, but this new design put an end to those woes. To assemble it, you'll need two M3 screws and two M3 nuts - a small price to pay for...

This mod turned what was labeled as an x-axis stabilizer bar into something that can now provide support for both Z and X axes - but be aware that you'll need additional parts like LM6UU bearings to make it work. ...It's worth noting that this design is...

You can view the original design here: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/replacement-z-axis-assembly-for-monoprice-select-mini-v1-52822 I printed this model using PETG with 100% infill for added structural integrity. Update 11/14/18: I've since...

Make sure everything is at a 90-degree angle and the Z-Axis left and right have the same height. 14. Remove whatever you placed underneath the printhead and try moving it from left to right. Turn on the printer if it moves smoothly. 15. Try moving...

I was upgrading my Maker Select V2.1 and noticed that I could move the x axis forward and backward by about 3mm, which is undesirable. The only way to tighten it was to tighten a grub nut hidden behind a metal plate, a bar, and several other pieces...

Built in upgrades: Dual Z Endstops Fully Supported Rods Screws in places you can get to Reuses what I felt was good enough Needs Work: The X Limit Switches a little early, so you cant get the full bed, but this will be fixed as soon as i get a...

Links to original designs: E3D Mounting Adapter - https://www.youmagine.com/designs/monoprice-mp-select-mini-e3d-hotend-adapter by bbenchoff PCB 40mm Fan Mount - https://www.youmagine.com/designs/fan-holder-for-the-monoprice-mp-select-mini-pcb by...

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.

This video showcases my repair/upgrade project for the Monoprice Select Mini heated bed. For a long time, I've been dealing with issues related to wires underneath the heated bed - they'd wear out, get stuck, and chafe on the belt. To resolve these...

This upgrade replaces the factory duct on the monoprice select mini while also upgrading to 40mm fan (from 30mm). Printed fan mount flange down with support when >50 degree angle. Take caution when removing supports from the side spring clip mounts...

E3D Mounting Adapter Print Time: 1 hour 11 minutes - Weight: 7 grams - Dimensions: 30x56x19 mm PCB 40mm Fan Mount Print Time: 53 minutes - Weight: 5 grams - Dimensions: 63x54x20 mm Z-Axis Guide Rod Clamps Print Time: 52 minutes - Weight: 5 grams -...

The Monoprice Maker Select has a tendency to misalign its Z Axis motors, creating the appearance that the build platform needs calibration. This issue arises when you turn off the printer and the motors release at different rates, according to...

This isn't a printed part, but instructions on how to almost painlessly upgrade your extruder to an all metal MK8. What You Need ============ You will need a "right hand" MK8 set for 1.75mm filament. On eBay right now these are maybe $8-$10. You...

Increased Z Axis Mod Boosted Z axis height to a whopping 260mm Extra Required Materials: 2 x 400mm Dia 8mm T8 Lead Screw and Brass Nut 2 x 406mm Case Hardened Chrome Linear Motion Rods/Shafts/Guides, each measuring 8mm in diameter 4 x M3 8mm Hex...

I wanted to do the well known NEMA-17 Z-axis mod (https://hackaday.io/project/14823-monoprice-select-mini-maximum-3d-printer-mods/log/55525-upgrade-the-z-axis-with-a-nema17-stepper-and-tr8x8-leadscrew) but for some reason I found my printer's Z axis...

My Monoprice Select mini V2 was plagued by a rattling noise that grew especially loud during circular movements. Upon closer inspection, I observed the thin metal frame on the X-axis arm vibrating in resonance. Seeking to resolve this issue, I...

I'm crafting a bed kit for my Monoprice Select Mini, dubbed the Mammoth, entirely by design. To live up to its name, I've created a 12mm Z-stabilizer mount, a bearing bracket, and cap that incorporates a 12mm linear bearing with a 21mm outer...

**Credit** This is a remix of the trimmed Monoprice Select Mini NEMA17 Z-Axis Stepper Motor Adapter by xC0000005, which is also a remix of the original adapter by USWaterRockets. **What's Remixed** I didn't want to have to cut the lead screw of...

Originally designed with just one purpose in mind, the x axis end cap has been upgraded to accommodate an additional feature - a lead screw nut mount for the second z motor. Remember that these specifications are tailored to my mini 3D printer...

Although I designed it specifically for the 4DM Maximus kit, this accessory will also work perfectly on the standard mini bed. It simply bolts onto the side panel, allowing you to align it precisely as needed before drilling any holes into the...

I adjusted my Mini v2's endstop as it was too tall, but the opening on the Z-axis for the X-axis arm wasn't low enough like the v1. So, I created an internal endstop mount that attaches to the bottom of the Z-axis rods. The spacer is separate; you...