anycubic photon s leveling 3d models

I remix the Anycubic Photon leveler by Kron01 as I was experiencing difficulty when inserting the nut. I also reduce the size and remove the central part for the spring. Using M3 12mm for the four lock screws, which are more secure than the original...

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...

... knob on the build plate and the vertical axis carriage connection. This part is compatible with: • Anycubic Photon S; • Z LEVEL Build Plate Levelling & Locking Device for Anycubic PHOTON & PHOTON S by Jackson Products; • EasyZ0 by FEPshop.

Filter for the Anycubic Photon S. A filter from a range hood serves as the filter insert. ...The formation of odors during printing with resin is significantly reduced by the filter.

Anycubic Photon S VAT if you want more VAC for more option of material, you can print for your own the price of aluminium Vac is so high (~$68.99 on them site) , so i can't buy it, my solution is print a vat, so i can use and contain alot of material...

Because of space reasons I designed a Shelf for my Anycubic Photon S to put it on the wall. I wanted to make it really sturdy to make sure it could hold a lot of weight. It has been tested to hold up to 30kg of weight before I ran out of weights to...

Anycubic Photon S Drip Hanger

Anycubic Photon S Drip Hanger

Anycubic Photon S screen seal Stops resin spills get into the machine. You will need to use a vinyl cutter to make it. ... After installation, you will need to relevel and add -.1 to the level

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.

Washing machine for Anycubic Photon S with support for 3d printer table attached directly to the capOn the bottom of the tub just buy a USB dishwasher to wash the piece

... https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3006515. ... My part seamlessly integrates on a Anycubic Photon S. Begin by delicately removing the upper plate. Next, carefully unmount the fan and carbon filter. ... Proceed to solder the wires with the new fan.

You'll require a few extended M3 screws to get Photon S up and running properly.

I was taken aback when the Anycubic photon S did not come equipped with adjustable feet. Removing the rubbers reveals a small hole that could easily accommodate a screw foot, making this a straightforward solution. To assemble, you'll need some...

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.

Door Handle Upgrade for Photon S. Mastering the lid lift with just the notch under the cover can be quite frustrating. ...Requiring only two 3x12mm woodscrews and a handful of strategically placed holes, carefully drilled 110mm apart, will get the job...

Remix to fit my Photon S power supply, type TDX Power TDX-1206000. Made specifically for smaller power supplies, with added vent holes to ensure efficient heat dissipation. As an electrical engineer, I strongly believe that PSUs should be given...

As someone who's often sluggish, I tend to let the resin sit in the tray, yet it makes sense to keep it out of direct sunlight and dust to prevent contamination, which is precisely why this cover offers a protective barrier - perfect for FDM...

The ANYCUBIC Photon S has no adjustable feet to level the printer. This feature will change easily. A detailed description with photos shows how to mount the feet in the download. Happy printing and happy leveling! ...Other Photon projects can be found...

This mounting bracket secures the power supply brick of an Anycubic Photon S on the side of a desk.

I made some tweaks to the Anycubic photon s air tower filter designed by Pinaux on Thingiverse. I divided the tower in two to make it feasible to print on resin-based printers such as the Photon S. Inside these tubes, I placed carbon filters from a...

Happ printing :-)) other Photon...

This bracket mounts the power supply brick for an Anycubic Photon S to the side of a desk Interior dimension are 2.0 inch wide by 1.3 inch deep by 4.26 long.

... before installation. ...For reference, check out the Anycubic Photon-S Carbon insert-container V6 for more information. Likes are welcome! ...Link to carbon: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cylindrical-Active-Carbon-5kg-Coconut-Coconut-Shells/181947636963

I took this design by Rob65 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3089838, modified it to fit snugly with my Anycubic Photon S vat. ...I slimmed down the middle section to reduce the amount of plastic used, then added a compact tab handle for easier...

Anti leakage cover for anycubic photon s. If you remove the printed parts from your printer, some resin may leak. With this container you catch the leaking resin. When you get the bed out of the printer. fetches. ...This way you keep your printer clean...

This holder is used to empty, clean and dry the Anycubic photon S I didn't want to put this tank anywhere or risk seeing it get damaged. ... It is tilted forwards so that it can be emptied completely, especially after cleaning.

This base allows for easy venting of the Anycubic Photon S into a 4" duct, enabling exhaust into a charcoal filter or outdoors. The Anycubic Photon S lacks an easily replaceable vent grill like its original counterpart. This new base is designed to...

My Anycubic Photon S has 2 exhaust fans in the rear of the build chamber. These exhaust fans have housings on top of them with small bags of activated carbon inside. This filter box is simply a container with holes in the bottom that are small enough...

Just a tiny project, really, a simple allen key holder that solved my problem of losing the allen key while leveling my bed all the time. ...All I had to do was remove one small screw from the side panel, and voila, it was fixed; alternatively, I could...