Tevo Tarantula Fang Fan Single Extruder w/ BLTouch support

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I found the one with the dual extruder that has BLTouch support and a single extruder version without any auto levelling. I even found one for a capacitive auto levelling remix. But for the life of me, I couldn't find one for the Tevo Tarantula that fit the stock x-axis carriage and had BLTouch support. So, I did what anyone would do. I made one. You can find the original file that I used here - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1964687 and here - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1895196 . I just basically used TinkerCad to merge the two together as well as close up any holes that were created in doing so. Now I'm sharing it here. If anyone has feedback to make it better, feel free to let me know. I've also added a version with the BLTouch mount on the opposite side just in case others like to home to the X+ axis instead of X- axis. Thanks and enjoy! Sincerely, Ka0s Kontrol Print Settings Printer: Tarantula Prusa i3 w/ Large Bed upgrade (200x280x180) Rafts: Yes Supports: No Resolution: Coarse to Medium should be fine. Infill: 30% Notes: Best to use rafts because as this thing gets taller, it will try to break loose from the print bed. Yes, I know it's a pain to clean up the part, but at least it doesn't really require supports for the most part providing your printer is dialed in enough. Careful of generating support material with this unless you're using the newest version of Simplify3D or MatterControl from MatterHackers (which is what I use most of the time). If you don't already have a part cooling fan that you're using, you will have to print one out to get the best quality of this part that you can. My advice is to print it, mount it, and then use the first run edition that you printed to print another one to use as your primary. (You can always use the first one as an emergency backup...though I don't think you should need to after you get the second one printed.)