anycubic i3 mega power supply replacement 3d models

An accessory for standard Anycubic spool holders with ball bearings. You will need: 4 M8 flat head screws with countersunk heads, 16mm wide and 22mm long 4 M8 nuts 4 8mm x 22mm x 7mm ball bearings (inner diameter x outer diameter x width) 8 washers...

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I'm working on a more powerful duct fan than the original one. It needs to be printed horizontally with supports so it's more durable. ... 100% infill PLA Try to position it about 1 mm below the plane, you need to place the duct over the fan and drill...

... Z carriages, streamlining the overall process and enhancing efficiency. ... I've included a link to a video demonstrating this technology in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWpKrGyHGug High-powered 8mm magnets are utilized in this design.

The Anycubic on Boot talks to the wifi module with AT commands at 115200bps, sends an AT command to switch at 2.250.000Bps and opens UDP server in port 3000. This is a sniff traffic on port, commands sent from Printer. Boot printer and it sends at...

... fit on the opposite stepper motor. After installing the stepper motor, I noticed that the bolts used to secure it were slightly too short (M3 x 5mm). To compensate, I replaced them with M3 x 8mm bolts, which provided a snug fit for the guard.

... screws of the fan, which makes it easy to do. Print with supports touching the table. I took power from the E0 fan, so it turns on at 60 degrees Extruder. This is a great optical temperature indicator for your printer. ... I recommend this setup.

Replacing the original drivers can cause problems with the fan due to inadequate airflow reaching all drivers correctly. The new heatsinks might be higher than the older ones, forcing the fan into a compromised position that prevents proper enclosure...

The fan mount will completely replace the existing outer metal cover. The heatsink fan will be re-used. You will need to buy a 60mm fan and re-use the existing connector (IE solder in the old connector). ...

To address this issue, I replaced the fitting with a plastic coupling, but unfortunately, the job turned out poorly. I decided to redo the part, incorporating an integrated feed hole and making it longer. This revised design allowed the 4mm PTFE...

Human: Modeling : Creo 5.0 Support creation : Meshmixer 3.5.474 Slicer : PrusaSlicer 2.2.0 Purchased & Used part (s) : 1EA x Fractal 50mm fan model FD-FAN-SSR3-50-WT, plus four bolts that came with the fan Modification(s) : reconfigured the fan's...

I did install the upgrade kit for the I3 Mega (TITAN-Extruder and Filament-Rack) - the kit is really worth checking out: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07KLJJYNV/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05__o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 But the filament holder falls...

After swapping out the fans on my i3 Mega, I decided to tackle other sources of noise as well. The result is my Silent Filament Guide, expertly paired with my Spool Holder. Thanks to the PTFE tube inside its housing, it won't generate unpleasant...

I tried to find a spool holder for my i3 mega but did not end up with one that worked as I wanted, so here we are again and designed one that was more suited for what I need. So I wanted a roller model and after the first few prototypes, I ended up...

This model was crafted using Tinkercad's intuitive design platform. You can edit it directly online at www.tinkercad.com/things/iKPpxwFgJX9. ...Printing with PLA yields exceptional results, every time.

I used a previous chain design as inspiration; I believe it was this one: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1735193 Print Settings: Printer: Anycubic Mega i3 & Omega i3 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 or 0.3mm Infill: 20 or 30% Notes:...

I'm using it on my custom Anycubic I3 Mega, but it should work on all types of Prusa printers with this mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:926794. The fan duct isn't ideal, but it works. Unfortunately, it's not as good as the stock one. If I'm...

Robust Power Supply Replacement Support is a Must-Have for Stabilization Efforts, Requiring Essential M4 T-Nuts

The Geeetech i3 Pro B's power supply case is designed to safeguard and efficiently distribute electrical energy to the entire 3D printing system.

Supporting power supply for Prusa I3 machines ensures uninterrupted operation and stable performance, providing a reliable source of electricity to keep your printer running smoothly.

Power Supply Unit Cover Featuring an On/Off Switch for CTC I3 Printer Owners. Designed Specifically for the 110x50mm Power Supply Unit, this Essential Component Enhances User Experience. ... The Cover Requires Drilling of Mounting Holes After Printing...

This design was created specifically to accommodate a Mean Well SP-320-12 Power Supply on a BQ Prusa i3 Hephestos printer. However, it's likely to fit on other brands and sizes of power supplies as well as similar printers. Once you've built this...

This part was crafted to accommodate a Mean Well SP-320-12 Power Supply on a BQ Prusa i3 Hephestos printer, yet it should fit other power supply brands and similar-sized printers with ease.\nAfter creating this support, you'll only need a few more...

Anycubic i3 Mega Bracket for Two High-Power Mosfet Transistors

Connect Primary Power Source to Prusa i3 System

Dell Power Supply Replacement Pin The STL file, numbered 1+s, contains a support that needs to be carefully cut away for proper assembly. ... UPDATE 2020-04-16: A larger base has been designed, reducing the likelihood of it slipping out of its...

The human rapidly brings down the Power Supply Unit (PSU) temperature from a scorching 40 degrees Celsius to a much more comfortable room temperature using a powerful 140-millimeter fan.

Switch power to new setting.

I noticed that someone else had done something similar on this forum, but it was for another type of power supply. So, I used sound canceling technology to build this project. As you can see in the photos, I used foam to help absorb some sound as it...