anycubic photon mono build plate 3d models

Remixed from the vat stand from chrisgaw on ThingiverseA simple lid to put on your Anycubic Photons vat when it is not in the printer. Material or infill doesn't matter.

We're aiming to integrate the Prusa CW1 washing machine with our existing Anycubic Photon setup. To make this work seamlessly, we'll need to craft a custom lid that's perfectly compatible with the Prusa CW1 system. ...This specialized lid will ensure...

... is a long print. ... This stand drip is specifically designed for Anycubic Photon (S) vat and features a 10-degree angle for enhanced performance. ... To secure the bolt, use M3x15-20 screws and rubber bands to achieve spring action on the lock bolt.

This is a modified base with drawers that has been tailored to work seamlessly with the Anycubic Photon. Similar to its original counterpart, this base offers ample space for airflow to reach the bottom of the printer, ensuring optimal performance.

Anycubic Photon m3 vat cover is designed with already attached handles or with handles printed separately. The already attached handles design has bendable hinges so it can be printed in one piece. The other design has handles detached. ...They have to...

This is a base with drawers edited from the original to work with the Anycubic Photon. Like the original, the base provides space to allow for airflow to the bottom of the printer. ... The drawers are the exact same drawers as Random197's files.

... screws. ...I chose this particular bracket because it's specifically designed to fit perfectly with the Anycubic Photon 3D printer and its vat. ...The compact size made it easier for me to install, and now my printer is securely mounted on the wall.

A 45 degree angle exhaust vent adapter for the OG Anycubic Photon that will allow you to hook it up to standard 4" dryer tubing and an inline duct fan to vent fumes outdoors. This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online...

Since we've got our Anycubic Photon already set up and are eager to give the Prusa CW1 resin cleaner a try, it's only logical that we create a custom lid designed specifically for use with the Prusa CW1 washing machine.

This is bracket for the Anycubic that looks like the wanhao's D7 leveling approach. very easy and efficient. It only needs 4 X M3 bolts 15mm for the knobs, you can use the original bolts for the brackets. I printed it and tried it on my photon...

Noted, simply swapping out the original door handle for a sleeker alternative on my Anycubic Photon printer. ...This updated design utilizes a standard M4 screw, but if it feels too snug, I'll take a minute to lightly drill it with a 3.8 bit before...

Anycubic Photon S Screen Seal Protects Against Resin Spills. The seal effectively prevents resin from leaking into the machine, ensuring smooth operation. To install this screen seal, a vinyl cutter is required for precise cutting. ... ...

Here's a sleek and streamlined cover designed specifically for the resin vat of an Anycubic Photon Zero 3D printer. ...I've created a hassle-free version that's perfect for printing - no pesky text or handle to get in the way!

This is a spacer to allow for the addition of a heater and thermometer kit as found through the Anycubic Photon M3 facebook page. This adds about an inch space, a cradle for the heater, pass through holes for the heater power cable and the...

Anycubic Photon No Mod Ventilation EDIT: * Re-done Part (120mm-Fan-Mount-speed-switch.stl) potentiometer hole for speed module so easier to install (without having to manually drill 8mm hole slanted) * Updated Fusion360 file * Added hole for fan...

I am modifying perryluca's Photon rear panel with a bit of donkeymaker's ethernet wall plate to enable users to install a snap-in modular ethernet jack on the rear panel instead of a screw-on jack. The design includes supports to prevent the device...

I'm making my own 1,000 resin vat covers for the AnyCubic Photon because I'm new to 3D printing and wanted to learn. I thought sharing this design would help others who want to customize it too. ...This cover is thin enough to fit under the thumb screws...

Windows Covers for Anycubic Photon. Designed to safeguard both users from hazardous UV light and printed parts from external illumination. Simply print flat, attach handles, and secure neodymium magnets in place – you're ready to use them instantly!

A Malevolent Door Handle for the Anycubic Photon. Print It at Your Own Risk. This design has been stripped of unnecessary features to conserve resin and boasts a curved profile that makes it easier to grasp when opening the door. Please be aware...

The parts included in this design are: * Feb frame parts (feb1_v1 & feb_2_v1) * Resin tray v2 * Clamp for securing the upper build plate on the Z-axis * Build plate upper and lower components (which require re-creation) * Knob for locking the clamp...

Remove two screws at front left and right corner inside build chamber (somewhat hidden), and two screws on back of Photon above the vent cover. You should now be able to slide the internal part of printer out of the housing to some extent. 4. Open...

This is a spacer to allow for the addition of a heater and thermometer kit as found through the Anycubic Photon M3 facebook page. This is not Air tight. If you want to print it out and help me modify it to be a bit tighter I am happy to take the...

Crafted with precision, it's optimized exclusively for Anycubic Photon 3D printers. The resin vat's center of mass is directly aligned with the bottle opening to prevent any toppling over. While caution is still necessary due to the significant...

Hi everyone, Designed a simple ventilation exhaust for my Anycubic Photon using some hose and a 6025 CPU fan. I decided to make use of these components and create something new. I connected the fan directly to the 12v input on the mainboard, and...

... a reflective material. The door remains secure using a large rubber band. To ensure effective curing, your flashlight must be powerful enough for this purpose. I haven't tested mine yet, as I built it in anticipation of my Anycubic Photon setup.

Windows Covers for Anycubic Photon: A Protective Solution for Printers and Parts For individuals seeking to safeguard both themselves from UV light and their printed parts from external light exposure, these covers are a perfect fit. To create your...

Optimized for Anycubic Photon 3D printer. Resin vat center of mass is directly in axis of bottle opening to prevent toppling over. One still must be careful because mass of the vat is much greater then of the bottle. I revised flat planes a bit...

I designed a mod for the original Anycubic Photon, which is essentially the same as the Photon S. This mod allows you to install an LED array that speeds up print times and prints evenly across the LCD. The part I used can be found on Alibaba at...

This is a quick jig I designed to hold 50x70mm copper clads with photoresist film applied to expose my designs using the Anycubic Photon. This technic yields very detailed results with some practice and cuts out the need for transparencies and...

The Anycubic Photon is an excellent printer straight out of the box, but there's always room for improvement. Here are some things that don't quite meet my expectations: * A loud fan in the control area * A loud fan in the printing area * No...