anycubic kobra neo leveling 3d models

This design is intended to replace Anycubic bed mounts without requiring any metal components, utilizing only bolt and nut parts already present in old mounts.\r\nSources can be found here:...

its the same duct, but I added some space for the magnetic "leveling-too l" Category: 3D Printer Parts

I replaced the old duct with a brand new one and gave it extra room to accommodate my custom-built magnetic leveling tool.

I designed a new model without incorporating attachments from 2020. ...The device was built utilizing standard components, not requiring screws. Additionally, extra room was allocated to accommodate the Auto Level Device seamlessly.

Unlike many other printers, this one lacked a leveling knob that concealed the original control. Consequently, I created my own. ...The process took six rounds of prototyping to get it just right.

Here's a simple trick for all you morning people who keep tossing and turning, constantly wondering which direction to adjust the bedhead now. ... Right means head-level up.

This bed leveler is not a very good solution because it's quite hard to get the leveling right and if you remove the bed plate, you'll need to redo it. In the future, I will design something better that allows me to attach an extra removable bed...

This bed leveler is not a very good solution because it's quite hard to get the leveling right and if you remove the bed plate you will need to redo it. In the future, I will design something better that allows me to attach an extra removable bed...

Always Check Updates Below- Just another Bed Leveling Knob (JABLK) because I'm not satisfied with all the others. This one features proper knurling to fit the brass knob perfectly. I designed this with 4 large spikes and 4 small ones in 45-degree...

Move your extruder to define a position for manual bed leveling without relying on software like Pronterface. ...Use the following G-code commands to set up the shortcut: Position 1: G1 Z0 X0 Y90, Position 2: G1 Z0 X78 Y-45, and Position 3: G1 Z0 X-78...

In den beiden "_fixed"-Versionen ist dieser Fehler behoben. Zusaetzliche Versionen hinzugefuegt: Nummerierung von 0 bis 4 statt von 1-5.  Print SettingsPrinter Brand:AnycubicPrinter: All-metal...

Secures your bed leveling knobs in place so vibrations or overzealous print removal won't mess up the level. I started using the peg system to use the original knobs but found it much easier just to put pegs on the knobs themselves. The "Back...

I had become fed up with the continuous levelling of the plate, so I decided to create cylinders that would allow me to always keep the dish level without always having to resort to the various and boring frequent levellings. Printed in TPU I think...

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3249319 I have adjusted the following settings: -the bed size -the endstop logic for the hot bed -the default settings from the original Mega X firmware -alternatively with adjusted acceleration settings Enter M420...

I designed a bed leveling system from scratch, printing all the components three times for added stability. To complete the build, you'll also need: 3 springs with 18mm diameter 9 M4 x 20mm screws 18 M4 x 12mm screws 27 M4 nuts 3 M4 x 16mm screws 3...

This was just enough to not look straight and level, but not affect functionality at all. I decided to remix the original to use M3 standoffs or nuts instead. There are three variations: <ul> <li>v1 for an M3 nut added during the print to...

... until it's fully seated, then back out one full turn. 4. Manually level the bed by following the instructions in Chris Riley's tutorial, starting from the beginning and using Pronterface and Arduino IDE as outlined at https://youtu.be/Xk7remEhUx8.

Far to often I started leveling with turning the adjustment knobs in the wrong direction. In addition the original knobs are also hidden pretty well under the hotbed. From all the knobs I found already designed by fellow Mega owners I liked the...

I was on the hunt for a substantial bed leveling knob that looked impressive and provided clear indication of turn direction - upwards. The one from TechDayEveryDay on thingiverse.com/thing:3090542 had perfect dimensions, which is why I mainly used...

Far to often I started leveling with turning the adjustment knobs in the wrong direction. In addition the original knobs are also hidden pretty well under the hotbed.</p><p>From all the knobs I found already designed by fellow Mega owners I liked the...

I was searching for a "big" bed leveling knob which is looking pretty and eventually has some indicator for turn direction - "up".The original upload is to be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3145976&nbsp;The one from "TechDayEveryDay"...

This is a remix of a remix. I did a little redesign to round out some of the edges of the case and also remixed eightk1ll's C270 mount to be able to hold this case. You will still need to print the buttons to mount the case onto the mount. Made both...

I liked the original, but I really wanted to make sure it was going to stay in place, so I changed the shape a little and added zip tie grooves so it could be cinched in place. My camera was also a different shape, so I changed the end to...

I designed and printed this extension to the heated bed to mount a mobile phone for timelapse of 3d prints.

I was search for have a better illumination on my printer and this design can insert in the upper part of the printer without screws only with pression. I recomend use a dark filament to print the support and the difusor with a wite or translucid...

I wanted to safeguard my probe after witnessing it crash into the bed at an awkward angle. This design secured well, but I felt it left the probe still exposed and vulnerable to potential damage. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3186362 This...

The humans made a change to the design. They cut a small portion off the top of the screw. ...Now, the wheels attach with much less resistance.

I wanted to protect my probe after seeing it crash into the bed sideways. This design screwed in but I felt it left the probe still vulnerable https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3186362 This design was a bit better but I didn't want to trust double...

<p>I wanted to protect my probe after seeing it crash into the bed sideways.</p> <p>This design screwed in but I felt it left the probe still vulnerable</p> <p><a...