anycubic mega x enclosure 3d models

... to different spools. After conducting various trials and failing to find a suitable solution elsewhere, I took matters into my own hands and fabricated my own rollers, which just so happened to fit perfectly onto the Anycubic spool holder frame.

... was extended and a "shelf" added to trigger the x endstop. Use all the other parts from the original and have a nice new x tensioner on you Anycubic Mega Zero update: turns out the screw doesn't like the factory bearings...modified that as well

Inspired by the innovative design of the Raspi camera holder for the i3 Mega (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2275881), a custom holder was created to enhance webcam monitoring with OctoPrint. This advanced setup allows for smoother timelapse video...

I took a distinct approach to quieting and cooling my i3 MEGA-S by emulating how rack mount servers direct cool air over the electronic components and expel warm air out the back of the chassis. By doing so, the entire motherboard and components are...

This fit exactly on my i3 Mega with an Ultrabase and 8bit Trigorilla. You need to print two of each. ... You can use only the feet without the holder and stick some felt pads under them or use double-sided tape to stick the holders into place and stick...

I also hoped it would increase the Z print volume, but unfortunately, the I3 Megas frame still manages to get in the way. The current Z limit is about 140mm. I recommend using my PTFE lined extruder with this mod because it's designed to work in...

Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/gW16hUq1jUN !!This is for the stock hot end enclosure!! I created this design because some other designs just didn't fit right. This is meant to quiet the high-pitched sound that the hot end fan makes...

The new heatsinks might be higher than the older ones, forcing the fan into a compromised position that prevents proper enclosure closure. If you're not keen on a loud fan, consider swapping it out for a larger (100x100x12mm), slower (1000 RPM), and...

Direct drive assembly for Titan extruder using the stock Anycubic carriage plate, E3D V5 hot end . ... You can use E3D V6 too, just think to set the Z offset (if you used the E3D V5 before) ;) It designed to have the same size than the original to have...

Direct Drive Assembly for Titan Extruder using Stock Anycubic Carriage Plate and E3D V5 Hot End You can use E3D V6 too, but be sure to set the Z offset as you would have done with E3D V5. This assembly is designed to match the original in size,...

To create a more efficient cooling system for the i3 MEGA Ultrabase, consider using a rear 40mm fan as a blower duct. Additionally, you may want to replace noisy fans in the base with quieter alternatives. I used two Scythe Mini Kaze SY124010L fans...

Check out the Schleppkette Haobase 10 x 20mm on Amazon at amzn.to/2HztPTE. Alternatively, you can print it yourself from Thingiverse at thingiverse.com/thing:3141936 or thingiverse.com/thing:2967276/files. ...The holes are designed for cable ties.

for Schleppkette Haobase 10 x 20mm at Amazon https://amzn.to/2HztPTE or print it https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3141936 or https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2967276/files Die Löcher sind für Kabelbinder The holesare for cabel ties

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...

2 x M3 screws x 20mm 2 x M3 Nuts 2 x M3 screws x 6mm...

You'll need: -one 12mm diameter pulley with a 3mm diameter bore bearing for GT2 timing belt, width 6mm, -one M3 nut, -one screw, M3 x 16mm, -two screws, M3 x 8mm, -three M3 washers. Put the nut into its designated hole. Next, place two of the M3...

... 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.

You will need two M3 x 12mm hex screws, two washers, two nuts to keep the clamp in place. Note that the clamp does not tighten it to the frame, but more a holder to keep it from coming off of the frame. ...The nut was made with the threads only half way...

For Reference, My K8200 Printer's Decibel Levels Are: dBA at 100% fan speed: 38 (average), 48 (peak) If You're Interested in Creating Your Own Custom Hotend Cover, Here is the BOM for This Project: 4 x M3x20 Screws (for fans and front plate) 2 x...

I repositioned the heatblock so that its extended end is aligned with the touchscreen, redirecting the cables towards the X-axis endstop. It appears unlikely to fit without this adjustment. There's sufficient clearance for a silicone sock and the...

... factory zip ties with sleek belt clips, which not only add a touch of style but also provide a more secure hold on the belt itself. ...Additionally, I've got a complete mounting system for the belt that's specifically designed for the X carriage.

I discovered that the bolts used to secure the stepper motor are slightly too short (M3 x 5mm), so I opted for M3 x 8mm bolts to get this guard to fit properly. The LED strip visible can be purchased here: an LED strip When mounting it, use multiple...

To assemble a leveling element, we need the following parts: 1 x Screw DIN 933 M6 x 16 1 x Nut DIN 934 First, press the screw into the leveler. It may be helpful to attach it with some temporary adhesive at the top. Next, clip on the foot support. I...

This overhauled hotend housing allows you to see the printhead easily, allows for adequate cooling of the heat sink, hides all of the wires by moving the plugboard behind the x-carriage, and also has a modular part cooling duct that can be changed if...

You can scale up the X axis, which will make it longer. In my case, I designed it with a 10cm length, and that seems sufficient. The curved side may not look great, but it functions well and remains out of sight on the printer. I hope you enjoy...

The parts are 6, 3 for the Y and 3 for the X. The bronze bushings (30x11x8mm) were purchased on Aliexpress. ... I decided to print the parts in ASA in order to get more stability over time and with temperature variations, but in the first version, I...

... hold. A dual-bearing setup is employed on the X-axis carriage. ... Update March 12, 2018: A revised v2 version of the Igus double holder has been added, along with a flat variant without the strips, suitable for use with Igus RJZM-02-08 bearings.

The parts are 6, 3 for the Y and 3 for the X. The 30mm long bronze bushings were purchased on Aliexpress. ... I decided to print the parts in ASA in order to get more stability over time and with temperature variations, but in the first version, I...

I found that the bolts that are used to secure the stepper motor are just a bit too short (M3 x 5mm), thus I used some M3 x 8mm to get this guard to fit. The ledstrip you see can be bought here (affiliate): LED strip I mounted it using multiple of...

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07K2Y9XSH/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 You will also need Seven M3 x 10mm long SHCS, and four M3 x 35mm long SHCS: https://www.mcmaster.com/91292A113/ https://www.mcmaster.com/91292A033/ There...