printing flexible filament on prusa mk3 3d models

Part of the Chain Adapter Will Be Changed for the Original Cable on the Prusa i3MK3. 4x Small Holes Are for Cable-Clips, Still Easy to Change Parts. 2. Part You Need to Fix It 5cm Above the Controlbox: Hold the Chain and Move the Extruder from One...

I disliked the stock feet for my Mk3, so I designed custom feet that securely attach to the 3030 extrusion using M5 machine screws and T nuts. A simple # bolt through the outer hole completes the locking mechanism, keeping the machine firmly in...

... You don't have to use those specifically. This should work with any 10mm wide 24v strip, and you can just direct wire it to the PSU and the lights will power on when your printer is on.

I drew inspiration from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3504682 and implemented similar changes to the stock MK3 (minus the S!) idler door, along with some additional tweaks and refinements. Here are the key modifications I made compared to the...

I was inspired by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3504682 and made similar changes to the stock MK3 (without the S!) idler door with some additional changes and cleanup. Modifications compared to stock MK3 idler door: - Slide in holes for the...

If Your Bed Magnets Are Bad, Try Using a PET or PETG Filament With 100 Percent Infill.

This redesign removes the filament holder from an existing spool holder, as seen at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2744147.

I have not a lot of space for the printer, and because the filament needed to be mounted on the left side, it would be better to place the printer also turned 90 degrees. Because the lcd screen was then very hard to use, i designed a mounting bracket...

Remixed to fit this Wansview webcam I bought during the Covid webcam shortage. ... Cable management based on a different remix that I couldn't find when I needed to print a replacement. ... Uses original mounting hardware.

I refined an existing design by incorporating strakes that direct airflow, which appears to enhance efficiency on both sides of the model, particularly at the extremities. ...The same printing parameters suggested by Codiac2600 were utilized to produce...

There isn't a great angle to view the nozzle, so this mounts onto the existing hotend fan to look just past the nozzle fan and view the nozzle. Be sure to select the camera holder for the borescope size you own. Print instructionsRequired Hardware 2x...

... to bending, especially the top element. ...The top element must be printed as it is in the file or on a side if the used material is weak. To increase perimeters count to around 4. ... To assemble requires using eight M3x12mm screws and eight M3 nuts.

I printed it face down with supportsplenty of space to emboss print below sensorsensors are available on...

Have been running this item on 6 x MK3S now for around 3 years with no problem and the wires do not hang so low anymore so they drag in the print over time (problem with big prints)2 x zip ties and thats it.PETG 

Printing the cup required the following parameters: 0.25mm layer thickness, 15% fill rate, supports, raft, and black PLA material. A raft was used to increase the parts surface contact area. Supports were also used for the hanging arm, while the...

... That's Easy to Assemble. ...You Can Attach Them as Shown Here, or Print Two More and Mount Them on Either Side of the Spool Holder. ...Alternatively, You Could Scale It Up in the X-Axis and Make It Longer, Depending on Your Needs and Preferences.

I took a remix of Mirko Ragni's spool holder from Prusa, tweaked it by duplicating the design, inverting the duplicate, and merging the two parts together seamlessly. ...The result is a spool holder that has proven itself to be incredibly practical and...

... the GoPro side of the model and added a flat platform for the Logitech webcam. ... I used 3M velcro to attach the webcam to the mount. This model is mirrored for the right front side of the Prusa. I used PETG to withstand the heated bed temps. ...

... from its original design. I printed this scaled up to 100.5% on the Z axis. This provided me with a snug enough fit between the heat sink and the motor but was easier to install. ...I did have to snap each individual arm onto the motor though.

This design utilizes M3x12 countersunk screws accompanied by hex nuts (which are not included with the Prusa kit). If the cables aren't precisely the correct length, they might come into contact with the extruder cables. Therefore, it's essential to...

This is a custom-designed camera mount for borescopes that seamlessly integrates with the latest R3 extruder design by Prusa. Engineered to address the challenge of capturing a clear view of the nozzle, this innovative mount cleverly attaches itself...

This is a Flexible Spring Sheet Storage that I made for Prusa Enclosure. ... I guess it can be used for other storage enclosure also.

... with a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ via USB. I took the screw from Thingiverse's "Standard Camera Mounting Screw" and shortened it. Keep in mind that camera weight is an issue since this mount rides on the Z axis, adding significant weight may affect prints.

-When slicing I added a layer pause (use best judgement on height for pause) and placed my filter on the printed part and added dots of super glue to hold it in place as best as I could (DO NOT GET GLUE ON PRINT BED AND APPLY IN A WELL VENTILATED...

... tested on my MK3S printer and functions smoothly. The community's potential contributions are greatly appreciated - a more effective shroud design for print cooling would be beneficial, as well as a sensor housing that could incorporate a switch.

I prefer having two spool holders on my printer, allowing me to have one spool ready to go for when I need to switch mid-print, or keep my most frequently used one always at the ready. ...After experimenting with a duplicate of the original setup, I...

I designed this reel stand for my Prusa MK3S+ because I found the original one cumbersome and impractical: impossible to load a reel of more than one kilo! So I came up with this very simple solution, which only requires 4 ball bearings. MATERIAL TO...

The printed camera mount will be loose on the hinge. Use a small metal washer at one end of the hinge pin, and a very small rubber washer at the other end of the hinge pin. You should print the bed mount with either ABS or PETG since it is touching...

Trust me I printed for days on full blast with this design. See it in action https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5Fft64mqsI On a side note: Melting temperatures of printable plastics are usually way below flame ignition point. So if your printer catches...

Here's a visual representation of the mounting position, along with how it performed during an Octolapse session: https://youtu.be/a1bb4exA00o To secure the camera in place, I utilized this versatile D-Ring attachment: http://bit.ly/D-Ring I opted...