anycubic bed leveling 3d models

if you, like me, made the mistake of buying a replacement for the stock butterfly nuts and you have giant fingers this parts will help you to better adjust the bed leveling by enlarging the knob to a more suitable size.unfortunately i forgot to take...

I use it to aid in leveling the bed and it seems to work pretty well. The depth gauge is available at WoodCraft in the US. I already had one for my wood working shop, but you can purchase them online here...

I make this bed leveling knob for M4 screw. Two versions, the first one for a free M4 nut, while the second one is intended for a covered M4 nut. Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printer Parts Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3...

With this gauge, you can level your bed to an astonishing 0.001mm accuracy, making it easier than ever to achieve flawless prints. To get the most out of this gauge, be sure to use it in conjunction with the Neoteck DTI Digital Dial Indicator - a...

For leveling the bed on a delta 3D printer, move the head to different positions near each of the three towers and adjust a screw to make the head come out at the same height above the bed in each corner. If you place this at the right spot near one...

This is a quick Gcode script for bed leveling on the Monoprice Select Mini, designed to make the process as seamless and efficient as possible. It starts by finding home, then systematically checks five key positions across the build plate, waiting...

Bed leveling knob and nut retainer clip designed specifically for the Q3D TwoUp 3D printer. However, its design is versatile enough to be used on other printers as well. A hole in the center of the knob allows for easy self-tapping when installing...

I designed this bed leveling knob to provide a simple way to adjust the gap between the print bed and nozzle. The existing knobs found on Thingiverse didn't meet my expectations, so I created one that I would be proud to use myself. Unfortunately,...

If you want it to print faster for bed leveling, adjust the Z axis to move some thickness below the bedplate so it won't print or just scale down the Z axis. The default thickness at 100% scaling is 1.6mm. If you print one layer thick, I suspect...

This is just a quickie remake of some other STL I stumbled upon awhile ago for leveling your bed. During the print of this STL, you can level your printer's bed on the fly! This is by far the easiest way I've seen to get a perfect print every single...

This tool will help you verify the leveling of your 3D printer bed's surface. It consists of a single word "OK" printed in all four corners and the center of the build plate. The model has a height of 0.2mm, so printing at 0.2mm layer thickness will...

An alternative to the typical sheet of paper that we use to level the bed. A precise height circumference with a handle for ease of use. The recommended separation between the hotend and the bed is between 0.15 and 0.2 mm, so there are two files,...

This piece is designed to achieve a perfect bed calibration.

For precise calibration of the test bed's flatness.

The idea here is to level your bed with this tool while eliminating the need of using paper friction technique. The maximum travel is 2mm Post Printing These parts uses M3 only, and the screw hole doesn't have any tolerance added into them so they...

I rely on this adapter to facilitate accurate bed leveling, and it functions smoothly. You can obtain the A-LINE-IT depth gauge at WoodCraft in the United States or purchase one online through their website at...

A handy reference guide to help you figure out how the nuts need to be turned to level your print bed. I've attached STLs for left and right handed threads. Right-handed threads go 'Up-Down' or 'Close-Open'. Left-handed threads, on the other hand,...

if for some reason you still can't get this to work for you there might be some other factors preventing you from getting a good first layer (if you are using an ender it can be a few thing fw, the glass bed with perforations, sagging x gantry) to...

This upgrade thumbscrew knob fits any 3D printer bed using an M3 screw / nut for leveling purposes, making it a versatile solution. The M3 nut securely fastens into the bottom of the knob, ensuring a snug fit that surpasses metal wing nuts on some...

I was tired to spend so much time to level my bed every change I made so I've looked around for a way to automate the work. Found few thing that I didn't like too much, so I decided to start from scratch and design my way to do it. The light bulb has...

I was fed up with wasting too much time leveling my bed every time I made any adjustments, so I began searching for a way to automate the process. After coming across several ideas that didn't quite meet my expectations, I decided to start from...

Bed leveling System revamp: This version eliminates the instability caused by its four independent corners, which didn't always hold their positions upright. The new design solidifies everything to prevent this phenomenon and allows for glass plate...

I've found that the lock nuts work better to keep the bed stabilized and leveled. Tip: Install a normal nut between the spring and the bed (see picture - be careful when tightening). This keeps the screw from turning during the print and allows for...

This is a test object for fine-tuning bed leveling and the Z endstop. The basic object is a rectangular spiral with line width and line spacing both equal to the nozzle size, which in this case is 0.4 mm. It makes it easy to spot if the nozzle is at...

These are simple holders for the nut used to level your print bed with precision. The dialer is designed to be oversized, making it easy to turn it and make precise adjustments - a larger wheel is easier to adjust than a smaller one. On the CR-10...

This is a large bed leveling thumbwheel for large FDM printers that have room for it and use M4 screws for leveling. This is a remix of the knobs I made for my CTC A10S, a CR-10 clone, after one of the miniature factory nuts disintegrated. These...

... heads. If your print turns out poorly, please let me know in a comment so I can help you troubleshoot. Printed in PLA from www.3DStore.dk Temperature: 190 degrees C hot end, bed set to 55 degrees C, printing speed at 50mm/s with full fan operation.

This tool enables me to recall the orientation of the bed during calibration.

This setup consists of basic geometric forms used specifically for calibrating the height of a bed.

The result is remarkably accurate measurements of your bed level that can be achieved in mere seconds. To use it, you simply need to calibrate the nozzle height once with a business card. Once calibrated, set your zero mark on the gauge and slide...