prusa mk3 guide 3d models

This small clip glides over the top frame of a Prusa MK3, securing a DHT22 temperature and humidity sensor in its custom holder - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2749269. The design allows for easy mounting of the DHT22, with its cable running up...

I'm excited to share with the DIY community my latest project, a LED light bar holder specifically designed for the Prusa i3 MK3. This clever device angles the LED slightly and keeps it out of sight, allowing for seamless integration into your 3D...

I liked the ribbon cable clip by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2774999 However I wanted one that fit both cables from the prusa mk3 so that I could hold them flat under a shelf. Therefore it is a bit wider accommodating both cables without...

... glitch. I made the base slightly smaller so it will fit perfectly with my Prusa i3 MK2 printer. The hole for the LCD display is significantly smaller on the MK2 (about 0.2mm less). ... The model fits seamlessly with both the MK3 and the MK2.

A Cooling Nozzle Upgrade for the Original Prusa i3 MK3. You can clearly see from the image that I tested almost every cooling nozzle design available on Thingiverse, and most of them failed to outperform the stock nozzle. Through trial and error, I...

This is a very simple, super fast to print z-axis vibration damper for the original Prusa MK3. The Z-top parts for the MK3 are closed at the top. Still the hole for the z-rods on the top parts are much larger than the Z-rods: this is as per design...

This is a fast and easy-to-print z-axis vibration damper for the original Prusa MK3. The MK2 had a hole in its Z-top parts for the Z-rods. For my MK2S, I designed some z-rod holders a while ago. The new Z-top parts for the MK3 are closed at the...

Turn your MK3 into a Time Travel Machine with the Prusa MK3 Flux Capacitor - it can also double as a rotation indicator, thanks to Petclaud's original design. First, print individual parts and superglue them together - it's not exactly easy, but...

This is a super fast-to-print z-axis vibration damper designed for the original Prusa MK3. On the MK2, the Z-top parts had a hole for the Z-rods. For my MK2S, I previously created some z-rod vibration dampers that can be found here:...

This is a SolidWorks Assembly of the Original Prusa i3 MK3 by Prusa Research. Since printed parts on the GitHub are only available in SCAD and STL format, this limits what you can do with those parts. A few users on the Prusa Forum and I took the...

  Here is what I use:1 Metal Insert in the Frame Mount.1 Metal Insert in the Top of the Case where the cover screws on.4 Square Nuts on the inside of the case for the top and bottom brackets as it's easier to install that way.4 Metal Inserts in...

Here is a coaster for Prusa MK3 users. And another for Prusa Mini users.How I Designed ThisFind a good clean pictureConvert it to SVGCheck SVG for dropouts and clarityEdit picture and repeatIn Fusion 360Create a sketch with the outer circle, text...

A quick and dirty design to use cable chains on the new Prusa MK3. you have to rotate the Cable holder 90° so it lies flat. ...it is still little bit difficult to print but works ok with supports For the chains and adapter to the heatbed just use the...

I just completed my second Prusa MK3 kit, and it came with R3 revised parts. After finishing the assembly, I decided to redesign the Nozzle Fan Holder. The original holder only used one fastener opening to mount the fan, while the other looked too...

The power switch on the Prusa MK3 is conveniently located on the power supply, making initial construction and minimizing material use a breeze. However, this placement isn't exactly ideal when it comes to accessibility, especially if the printer is...

To attach everything to my Prusa MK3 frame, I used someone else's extruded 3030 nut, which can be downloaded from the link above. The nut isn't included in this upload since it wasn't modified by me. You'll need to grab it from the provided link. To...

... the control panel into account. ...I make it go to 210mm in the z direction, maximum possible for prusa mk3 Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: I3 MK3S Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 25% Category: 3D Printer Accessories

This is a remixed version that works on Prusa i3 MK3 bed carriage and probably also for the MK2 bed carriage. EDIT: I personally really like these printed bushings from@aeropic: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2537701 Which need a housing to put...

Every camera support for original Prusa I3 MK3 on Thingiverse puts the camera on the front of the printer, but from that viewpoint the nozzle is hidden by the cooling duct. This makes a front camera suitable for making timelapses, yet almost useless...

------------ I have replaced the 8 outer spacer tubes for the heatbed on my Prusa i3 Mk3 with silicone washers. This makes leveling the heatbed easier. However, after dismantling the heatbed, this makes it more difficult to adjust the distance of...

To maximize versatility, I've printed two identical units - one for each motor mount - ensuring seamless integration with your PRUSA MK3 setup. When scaling up this design, it's essential to keep in mind that a 10% reduction is crucial to achieve...

Prusa engineers included the venturi hole in the noctua fan provided with the prusa mk3/mk3s to compensate for its low static pressure and give it some breathing room, allowing it to push air out through the hole. However, the intended effect of...

The hole for the LCD display is slightly smaller on the MK2 (about 0.2mm smaller). The model fit well with the MK3 and the MK2. Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: i3 MK3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.15mm Infill: 20% Filament: X3D...

This holder clips securely to the vertical frame of my Prusa MK2 and MK3 printers, providing quick access whenever I need it. It's essential to note that the MK3 frame is 5mm narrower than the MK2 frame, so be sure to choose the correct model for...

Check V2 here https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/882-prusa-i3-mk3-led-bar-holder-v2 Original from here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2856776 Remixed for my light, mines more square (bought here, it's 15mm square)...

**Don't even think about printing them without a flexible material, or you'll be out of luck!** The original rubber feet on the Prusa i3 MK3 tend to come loose when the printer is moved, which isn't exactly what you want from your printer's feet. If...

... melting. Better internal geometry to make it easier to print.Fitment: Prusa MK3 Only - This does not fit the MK3s or MK3s+.Print settings:Material = ABS/ASA for shroud, PETG for support bracketStandard Prusaslicer settings, No supports needed. 

The rubber feet that are included with the Prusa i3 MK3 are a bit annoying since they fall off if you just look at the printer but the soft rubber they are made of is quite nice to reduce vibrations so I made some holders for them. These holders are...

**Details:** I have ordered a Flex3Drive Direct Drive Adapter (https://flex3drive.com/flex3drive/f3d-dda/) for my Prusa i3 MK3 printer. The idea is to mount the heavy extruder stepper elsewhere and run a lightweight, 40:1 geared flex drive shaft to...

I liked the ribbon cable clip by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2774999 However I wanted one that fit both cables from the prusa mk3 so that I could hold them flat under a shelf. Therefore it is a bit wider accommodating both cables without...