anycubic i3 mega s stepper driver upgrade 3d models

Rahmenblende für den Anycubic i3 Mega S. Wer zu viel Filament und Zeit hat, hat hier was zum aufhübschen seines i3 Mega S. Ich hoffe, es gefällt. Weiteres in der Anleitung (pdf). Das sind viele Teile, werden aber nicht alle benötigt. Je nach dem,...

I upgraded to a quieter fan, swapping out my 60mm fan for a second Scythe Kaze 100x12mm fan, just like the one powering my PSU. Routing the cable from the SD card reader was a challenge due to tightly spaced holes. ...Fortunately, the new fan fits...

I was a bit bored, so I designed upgrades for my i3 Mega. I splitted the changes so that it´s easier to find. I havn´t uploaded all of them because I´m still printing and woking on some of them. So some parts may still change in the future. ... Direct...

I really enjoyed the trash can design for my Anycubic i3 Mega (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2835257). I printed it and used it for a while, getting lots of pleasure from it, but only as long as the basket with the garbage didn't fall to the...

The Anycubic I3 Mega Pro now comes with a spool holder. But the coated metal is very grippy so I made this thing to put the spool on two ball bearings to reduce the friction. You need 1 8mm rod or M8 rod and two normal 608Z ball bearings. ...

The Anycubic I3 Mega Pro now comes with a spool holder. But the coated metal is very grippy so I made this thing to put the spool on two ball bearings to reduce the friction. You need 1 8mm rod or M8 rod and two normal 608Z ball bearings. ... Category:...

Original distance to the work surface: 12.6mm Improved version: 35mm **Dimensions:** 54mm x 54mm x 35mm --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ###Deutsch: TPU-gedruckte...

This is a precision-crafted vibration damper leg specifically designed for use with the highly-regarded Anycubic I3 Mega S 3D printer model. ...Measuring precisely 20 millimeters in diameter and 15 millimeters in height, this component plays a vital...

Unterbau Rahmen für Anycubic I3 Mega/Mega s, 120mm lüfter und sd slot verlegt

Underframe for Anycubic I3 Mega/Mega s, 120mm fan and sd slot installed

Just a normal Frontplate for your Anycubic i3 Mega S, i wanted to do a new Frontplate for mine because the original one was unable to work with the Touch Display.Supports: NORafts: Skirt or nothingPosittioning: how you wanna print this thing.

Just a normal Frontplate for your Anycubic i3 Mega S, i wanted to do a new Frontplate for mine because the original one was unable to work with the Touch Display.Supports: NORafts: Skirt or nothingPosittioning: how you wanna print this thing.

Based on our CR10/Ender Mod kit this is a fundamental frame arrangement for the Anycubic Mega i3, with plans to release a collection of parts in the future to support this project. The design accommodates the E3DV6 Hot end and most excellent...

Upgrades for my Anycubic i3 Megaa) Direct Extruderb) Cable Chain Y Axisc) Top mount for the filament sensorV1 with the original radial fanV2 with a 5010 radial fanthe difference is only the fan mountDirect Extruder:Hotend V540x40x10 Fan Original part...

Upgrades for my Anycubic i3 Megaa) Direct Extruderb) Cable Chain Y Axisc) Top mount for the filament sensorV1 with the original radial fanV2 with a 5010 radial fanthe difference is only the fan mountDirect Extruder:Hotend V540x40x10 Fan Original part...

... and quieter one. 3. The design will be revised so that the blower blows directly over the main board. It appears that isolating the fan's airflow specifically over the steppers has resulted in the heated bed taking significantly longer to heat up.

This printer is incredible and never needs any upgrades, I personally don't buy printers only to discard plastic on "upgrades", if that's what I want then I would build my own printer...\r\n\r\nHowever, this one from Anycubic should be updated with...

You can find nuts covers for bed leveling here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2843274 Also, check my I3 Mega ULTIMATE upgrade guide, which contains valuable knowledge that may help you achieve optimal results. You'll find it here:...

This is a comprehensive guide for modifying an AnyCubic I3 Mega 3D printer to allow multicolor printing, specifically a two-color and three-color setup. The modification involves installing a new hotend and mainboard, as well as flashing the...

Quieter cooling for Trigorilla motherboard and stepper motor drivers. Must use longer screws and some spacers for the bottom plate when using a normal 25 mm thick fan. ...Also 3 pcs of longer M3 screws are required for the motherboard as this thing...

If you upgrade to an e3d v6 and want to print at higher speeds like 80mm/s+, your extruder may start clicking and skipping steps. So a motor upgrade can help out greatly. It will enable your extruder to push more filament with ease. In my case, I...

This fan duct is nearly identical to the original Remix by Cover1987, a stepper driver fan duct designed for 50mm fans. The main difference lies in the reinforced area where the fan mounts, allowing users to attach it using simple wood screws. I...

Die Halterungen werden beim Anycubic i3 Mega S am oberen Rahmen befestigt durch einklippsen und Fixierung einer M3 Schraube mit Mutter. Für die Halterung wird eine 12V Wohnwagen-Lampe und 12V Netzteil benötigt. Als Lampe nutze ich diese:...

I fine-tuned the original design to perfectly match the dimensions of my Ancubic i3 Mega 3D printer.

I loved the concept of upgrading my printer with an LED light, but since it prints throughout the night, I needed a button to turn off the light. So, I combined the ring design with a switch and mounted it to the side of my printer. For those who are...

... by roundisfunny on Thingiverse. ...Take the original funnel from him and utilize this component instead of the ending-piece. If it won't fit into your Anycubic, shorten the bar spacer as illustrated in the 4th picture or edit the part before printing.

I discovered a vintage speed control from Zalman that's perfect for controlling the brightness of LEDs. The advantage is that light levels can be easily adjusted. It does not blind or annoy, only illuminating what needs to be printed at the moment.

Update: V2 for Cura users - Since manual support placement is not possible, this version incorporates built-in struts within the fan duct's neck, allowing the entire item to be printed without supports. These struts can easily be snapped off with...

... Since the print job is quite tall, I used a brim to keep it stable. Additionally, I opted not to use supports, relying on my machine's ability to bridge gaps instead - this approach saved me from potentially damaging the model while cleaning it up.

The one thing that's been bugging me is how the fan is attached with screws. So I've created this remix where the fan is held in place by snap fits, eliminating the need for any screws altogether. I haven't printed it out yet, but I plan to do so...