BiColor "Full Bear" LCD Cover and End Caps ( Bear Upgrade )

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This is a modified Prusa I3 LCD Cover that I made for myself while upgrading my Prusa I3 mk2.5 to Full Bear Chassis . I then made inlays for the Bear Endcaps too , just because it looks nicer :) I printed made these using a manual color change configured as second extruder to get both colors on the same layer , but of course , if you have an MMU or Dual extruder printer , that setup will work too :) As I got some requests for more information , I wrote a small Tutorial on how to print multiple colors on the same layer ( that procedure will work for these STL's and they are correctly aligned as designed ) You will find my tutorial at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3278326 Here you will find the 12 STL files : <b> If you have downloaded the STL's before December12th 2018 , please download the new versions again , as all the parts are now properly aligned together <b/> - LCD Cover and Text Inlay for LCD Cover - MK2.5 Version - LCD Cover and Text Inlay for LCD Cover - MK2S Version - LCD Cover and Text Inlay for LCD Cover - MK3 Version - LCD Cover and Text Inlay for LCD Cover - MK2.5s Version - LCD Cover and Text Inlay for LCD Cover - MK3s Version - Bear End Caps and its little bear inlay and 6 AMF files , which always contain one part with its inlay correctly aligned ..... In my AMF files, the text and Inlays are using extruder 1 , so that color should be loaded first . The is one single color change after printing the inlay, all the rest is then using that color .... **WARNING !!! These AMF files were made in Slic3r Prusa Edition v1.41.0 and contain MY printer settings, they work for me , but you may have to change or adapt .... It is probably best to use your printer , filament and print settings after loading the AMF , but remember to adapt the extruder configuration . If you want to print this on a single extruder printer, please inform yourself on how manual color changes work . ** Feel free to contact me here or in the "Prusa i3 Bear Upgrade" Facebook Group if you are unsure or have question , it's always better to ask a question then messing things up whilst doing Trial and Error :) Have Fun !