anycubic mega zero heated bed upgrade 3d models

Making a connector makes this whole mod reversible, so I recommend you do that!Whilst you could print this in PETG, I recommend ABS for at least the duct because of it's vicinity to the bed when printing. Do not use PLA, seriously, don't even think...

This keeps temperatures inside the cage more even but most importantly it keeps the bedding fresher, reducing the number of times I have to clean it. My hamster also looks healthier and cleaner when the fans run, and he plays more often. The...

It can be printed without supports, as long as your bed adhesion is reliable, so all the details stick down.My print settings:0.2/0.3mm layer height5% infill because I was just prototyping, but a little more can't hurtExtra parts:2x Rubber Bands, for...

I was inspired to create this after seeing this design https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3113094 At first i created an almost direct rip off of it for myself with an aim to use 4 pieces and make it to fit on my printer bed (ender 3) and i finished...

Instructions: Step 1: The cylinders are printed as a group to prevent problems with bed adhesion. You can separate them by cutting the connections with a hobby knife. Each cylinder has a slot on the back to help position it properly on the center...

Besides leveling the bed there's only one thing to do: REVERSE THE EXTRUDER'S DIRECTION FROM THE PRINTER SETTINGS!!! If the original firmware doesn't support this, install Mriscoc's magnificent Marlin firmware! ...</a> ...

Filament settings: PLA 1.75mm, depending on your filament I set mine to 215 deg for extruder, 65 deg for hot bed. ... Update 1: Adding version 3 with stronger and thicker wall (4mm instead of 2mm) and the thin version with higher retaining tabs for the...

------ WORK IN PROGRESS -------&nbsp;Design;Really liked the concept of Devan at MakeAnything 4 years ago, but I did not like the long design of his geared knob.Therefore, I made this Concentric geared knob with a ratio of 3:1 to quickly scroll up to...

&nbsp;Simple clean bed adhesion is all that is required.4- The model stands by itself using the print parameters noted above. &nbsp;If a higher infill is used on the head, the model may become top heavy. &nbsp;Use your discretion for different...

The rail is in 250mm segments (should print on most printer, might need to print it diagonally on smaller beds). You'll decide on the quantity to print based on the length you need. You'll probably want at least one male and one female (there are...

I extended the bed wires (both thermistor and hot wires) and zip tied the cables so its a thick snake now. I used CA glue to attach the PSU box to the backside of it and knock on wood its still holding strong. If you decide to print and assemble...

 If you notice the ends of the tweezer tips lifting off of the print bed, I recommend using a gluestick to improve adhesion of the first layer.  Another fix would be adding a draft shield and/or slightly lowering the Z-level.  I have tested on both...

I didnt have any issues getting things up, the power cable adds a small point of contact, if this is an issue for you just stretch the legs on the Z-axis a few more MM - If you are gluing the feet to the legs use white glue for the connections so you...

When the numbers are inserted to the clock, the side that was on the printer bed faces out. This ensures a cleaner fit.</p> <p>4-**Important: Be sure to align the watch_face to the watch_middle with the number 12 by the hole for the knob.</p>...

The original size of our model is larger than we can fit on our print bed. Scaling in your slicing program offers nice customizations for the model. The model includes a base surrounding the building that can be used as a sidewalk to place...

The screw holes will also be scaled and won't be as secure (same for suction cup slots holding the shelf);Print all letters and floating mounts with the big flat faces down on the bed, no supports will be needed, just like provided on the STLs;I...

The wedge with this mount is optional.Sorry, this is going to require a longer extruder motor cable and is barely going to fit on the SR bed. If there's interest, I'll make a shorter version. Added runout sensor mount with offset to improve feed...

This will raise the print head high enough to miss the balls during travel.Extra:If anyone knows how to set an absolute z height above the bed so the printer can avoid unnecessary z travel please comment! I would also like to know how to start the Z...

Theoretically, I get out of bed at this point. ...The lamp will automatically turn off 12 minutes after the time that the alarm was originally set for.</p> <h3>Print Settings</h3> </li> </ul> <p><strong>Printer Brand:</strong></p> <p>RepRap</p> <p><p...

This design will be fastened together using nuts and bolts thru the U channel aluminum extrusion) Battery (The Pint had room for only a 15s1p battery, mine will have room for a 15s3p and maybe even 16s3p, I am working for a 15s3p form so I can reuse...

These don't need any support and have generally been easier to print than my first version, since the taper on these goes outwards at the base which gives it better bed adhesion.I've included numbered bases for 1 thru 10, as well as un-numbered 4mm...

If you have problems with the bed adhesion I'd recommend a little bit of hairspray. I print two at a time spaced out a little bit to allow the small sections to cool well near the top. If your printer is dialed in well you may be able to print just...

... to Pull in Outside Air. After 30 Minutes of ABS Printing with the Bed at 90C, the Inside Is at Around 40C and Will Go Up Some from There. Also Included Is a Mount for This Thermometer Which I Use to Monitor the Temperature Inside the Enclosure.

... suggestions for options/revisions are welcome. This is a great learning experience! Last disclaimer: any cover should be printed with top side facing the bed, stand-offs pointing up. ...This will be corrected in the solid cover version STL file.

These are small, so they print easiest on a raft and with 20-30 (or more) on the print bed. They are designed to a tight tolerance for the holes and are snap fit, so I suggest printing some test ones at 100% scale and test-fitting. If they are snug,...

Just run a 6mm or 1/4" drill through the spacer hole or use a round file, problem is likely a bit of material spread on the surface in contact with the bed. To prepare the pegboard simply lay it on a flat surface with the spacers at the best location...

5 - When removing parts from the printer bed, it's a good idea to place left/right parts into separate containers to help with the assembly process. ..Assembly tips: 1 - Take your time gluing the model together and enjoy the process. 2 - I used...

These shells are large and take a long time to print.If you want to experiment with two-tone printing, print the keyboard legends first, then while keeping the bed hot between jobs, change filament and print the keys. The models (keys and legends)...

The flat side that was on the print bed is the side that fits into the head, with the thicker side towards the nose. .. 5-Think ahead when deciding the order of gluing parts. Double check against the diagram.<br/> ..<br/> 6-The joints are not...

&nbsp;This is because the parts are set up to print in the tall orientation, and there is not much to hold it to the bed unless a brim is used. &nbsp;It will also help to print this slower than normal, since that will help with minimum layer times...