used prusa i3 mk2s 3d models

no need to remove any screws just slide on y carriage under the bed

I'm upgrading my printer setup with a custom cable clip made from PETG material purchased from 3dpsp.de. The stock clip was annoying to work with, but this homemade solution does the job without any issues. It's not perfect, but it gets the job done....

I created a remix to add two additional screws that securely hold the cooler in position. This modification has worked effectively for my needs so far. ...Feedback and suggestions for improvement are always appreciated.

This is not my design. I grabbed this design from MrWhitney (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2955078). This is the NEW version. I just remixed it by adding the "HOT !" on this fan shroud and also fixed the miss aligned hole from the original...

Print with twenty percent infill, no supports.

The bearing holder is specifically designed to accommodate the MK2 system's requirements. ...Its purpose is to securely fasten the bearings in place, ensuring a smooth and stable operation of the entire mechanism.

They built a custom mount for the PlayStation Eye camera, stretching out the arm to accommodate its bulkier size compared to a GoPro. ...Reinforcing the arm with extra material helped minimize movement and prevent it from swaying excessively in its new...

Redesigned to perfection as a solitary component, this model boasts increased durability, specifically engineered to seamlessly integrate into a standard PC4-M10 connector, eliminating the need for compression fittings.

This mod aligns the extruders to prevent cable chains from obstructing the filament and streamlines the loading of filament for a smoother overall process.

Here is the rewritten text: Modified X-Carriage Owners' Solution: Eliminating Belt Rubbing Issues Once and For All As a seasoned owner of this 3D printer, I've experienced firsthand the frustrating problem of belt rubbing on my modified x-carriage -...

I was having trouble fine-tuning my bed leveling, so I sought out a reliable method to determine by how much it was off. To solve this problem, I acquired a precision comparator and enhanced a fan nozzle by incorporating a stabilizing component for...

Infused with dynamic flexibility

You'll need this straightforward setup to get your equipment right onto the printer. It comes with room for some adhesive and a pair of pliers. ...There's also a spot on the side where you can hook up your scraper.

I made a Re-Mix of the Prusa I3 MK2S Iteration 3 X-End and X-End Motor parts. The Aftermarket Z-Axis Motors I purchased came with Brass Trapezoidal nuts, which are not available for purchase on the Prusa website. Customer service informed me that...

This is a toolbox remixed from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3544468 to fit the MK2S with Bear upgrade (shortened by 1cm) Quote from original model summary: The Prusa Bear toolbox, originally inspired by the prusa_i3_bear_upgrade on GitHub...

I've made several adjustments: the width of the PRUSA i3 MK2S frame now deviates slightly from its original design drawing. To prevent cracking at internal corners, small holes and rounded edges have been added as depicted in the accompanying...

To use the Prusa i3 Mk2S-x-axis parts, just the motor brackets on the bottom and top corner parts are required. Steel rods of 400mm length are used on Z and X axes. So, the extruder body of the Prusa i3 Mk2S could be used. A few parts from my rework...

This is a lightweight bracket for mounting various accessories on the PRUSA i3 MK2S. I needed a design that wouldn't obstruct the extruder or spool holder, so I created this snap-fit attachment that secures into the stock hex hole on top Z-axis...

This is a multi purpose platform for the Prusa i3 MK2s which makes use of the cut-out polygon ontop of the z-axis, providing you with real estate to build or attach anything you want to it. It has several pre-drilled holes for M3 screws which are...

The mod enables the use of a BLTouch sensor on the extruder housing and allows users to employ a readily available standard MK8 hobbed gear instead of the stock Prusa ones, which are notoriously hard to find or replace. ... For those who prefer to...

This is a versatile platform designed specifically for Prusa i3 MK2s, utilizing the cut-out polygon on top of the z-axis to provide valuable real estate for building or attaching anything. The MPP boasts several pre-drilled holes for M3 screws that...

This led me to quickly design and build a Pinda cooler that mounts directly onto the original Prusa I3 MK2S standard print cooler mounting point. Personally, I opt for printing ABS without cooling the print, but using this attachment at the start of...

I managed to find a suitable replacement for the Filament Clip designed specifically for the Prusa Mk2s Printer. However, I discovered that the available option for the Palette + has a different rubber grommet size, which didn't fit perfectly. To...

To resolve this issue, I made some adjustments to the OpenSCAD file used by Prusa, which enabled me to create a custom version that fit my needs perfectly. ...I have attached the modified OpenSCAD file for anyone who may require further modifications in...

Hello reader,\r\n\r\nThis is a remix of the Prusa Mk2s fan nozzle to add LED lighting to your printer. It's incredibly helpful for monitoring print progress. I used a 12V LED ring with a 70 mm diameter, which fit perfectly. Check out this reference:...

I built a prototype for my Prusa MK2S dual 50mm extruder fan. After my first print, I noticed that some screw holes were slightly off-center but I was still able to attach it securely to the printer. ...Testing it with two 50mm Gelid fans has revealed...

MK2S Bed Connector This is a bed connector that's designed for the MK2S system. ...It doesn't have soldered cables like other connectors do - instead, it uses screws to connect to the bed.

Users install MK2 and MK2s damping feet using 35mm Adhesive felt pads, widely available at hardware stores for a mere 0.40eur per bag of 8pcs; 12pcs are required for the 6 feet. Two central pieces are needed, along with four front and rear pieces.

I've optimized my MK2S extruder using:\r\n- 3mm filament (utilizing old spools from the past)\r\n- A new MK3 fan duct\r\n- A powerful 40x40mm fan\r\n- A standard 608 idle bearing, which was all I had on hand\r\n- A large capacitive sensor with an...

A card holder to Identify which user is using what printer