anycubic predator firmware 3d models

In my setup, I utilized a set of spare Predator wheels, but identical size ball bearings would also work effectively. As an alternative, simply printing custom wheels would still provide a notable improvement in feeding performance. You can see that...

... securely hold the board in place. Friction fit and small retainer knobs work together to provide a rock-solid connection. The entire assembly clips neatly into the 2040 rail found on the Predator or other compatible devices with accessible rails.

... behind this change is that the faceplate is essential for using TFT 3.5 v3 screens on SKR boards and Marlin. I'd like to extend my gratitude to both CarstenD, creator of the original Predator enclosure, and Matster187, designer of the screen plate!

... with double-sided tape for secure attachment. The fan itself is secured using screws, Noctua rubber pins, or zip ties, providing a safe position regardless of the chosen fixture – as clearly demonstrated in the attached image from my Predator.

I Edited the Adapter for skr 1.3 on Predator, Double-checked: Printed and Installed it on My Printer. Two main issues in the Source Code: 1) The Distance I Have is 75mm, Which was Originally 78mm. 2) The Source Was Set with a Tilt to the Horizon...

Hi, This is a remix of Jay's UK's nice Predator Smart Effector mount (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3603550), customized to fit V6 volcano hotends. The fan bracket is now part of the ducts themselves, as I was not satisfied with the stability of...

I thought about buying a quiet fan but they're not cheap and having successfully used antivibration rubber mounts in a couple of PC cases, I thought I'd try out the same with the Predators OEM fan before forking out on a new one. The mount uses...

This mounting plate enables you to utilize Kotvic's TFT24 case (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3865385) and my modified mount version (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4070922) for installing a TFT24 in place of AnyCubic's display. This is...

My last dabblings with Neopixels on my Tronxy X5S were controlled via Marlin and they worked well, but that wasn't an option for me with the Predator, at least not in its current state so I had a look around and checked out some Octoprint Plug-ins. ...

Power can be provided using the Predator power supply and a step-down converter (24V => 5V) this will start the Pi when the printer is powered and "killed" when switched-off Update 10-04-2020: Performance issues solved - replaced SD card by a much...

If you haven't secured your v-slot rollers on the Anycubic Preditior properly, you're probably facing the same issue. When you disable your stepper motors or shut down the machine, your printhead will likely crash into your printbed or even worse,...

The stock heat assembly on my predator is a real letdown, but upgrading to a standard E3DV6 makes all the difference. I'm always experimenting with printers, and working with plastic threads can be tricky - you never know when you're using too much...

This project started as the solution to house a E3D V6 on the predator, but no "perfect" solution was available. The keypoints were: No air leak on under the effector to minimize warping Solid, adjustable connection points going through the...

With this simple adjustment, you can move the Predator filament sensor from outside to inside. This is a great advantage because with the original position of the sensor, sometimes after homing, when the head drops to start printing, the filament...

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4738787 I loved this design for my predator since we all know how stock heat assembly sucks and how much of an upgrade it is to use a standard E3DV6. In my case Im always messing with printers and threads in plastic...

My last dabblings with Neopixels on my Tronxy X5S were controlled via Marlin and they worked well, but that wasn't an option for me with the Predator, at least not in its current state so I had a look around and checked out some Octoprint Plug-ins. ...

This is a pretty simple modification to the Predator Internal Filament Sensor by NexxCat. I simply rounded the edges of the filament entrance hole and the outer edges of the cap. Instructions from NexxCat's design are the same for this, with the...

After watching this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=135yl3pnqSo, you are now ready to calibrate your printer. To do so, follow the instructions in this other video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SueEnDiTNiU. ...Alternatively, if you prefer a...

Small Orbiter V2.0 Flying-Extruder-Mount for Anycubic Predator

Update of Ultimate Anycubic Predator Effector (V6 & 4010 fans) for Haydn Magballs ;) Enjoy

Ultimate Anycubic Predator Effector (V6 & 4010 fans) for Haydn Magballs. ... Thanx to Superbeasti for the wonderfull effector design <3

The anycubic predator run this same board, but they have it baked into marlin for awhile now. I'm not a coder, but I was able to compile it for the mega i3 config. Everything seems to work fine, except for a few things. The SDcard is non reading,...

The anycubic predator run this same board, but they have it baked into marlin for awhile now. I'm not a coder, but I was able to compile it for the mega i3 config. Everything seems to work fine, except for a few things. The SDcard is non reading,...

This is an initial configuration for the Klipper firmware based on: - SKR 1.3 board with TMC2209 - 1.8 degree motors - Anycubic Predator frame - Using standard temperature sensors. - Using a effector where the nozzle to hotend-probe distance is...

Update 1: Realized the mistake of using the wrong holes on the Mosquito in the initial build. The correct approach is now implemented, where the bowden coupler is attached to one side and the Mosquito is screwed into it through the effector. THIS...

One of the first prints on my 3D printer was an organizer for the effector connectors. I found this online at thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3624495, but it didn't meet my needs because it's too bulky. So I decided to design a...

Patio Umbrella Lock: Prevent Spinning with Ease This ingenious lock keeps your patio umbrella stable when tilted to shield the sun's intense rays. Designed specifically for 37mm umbrella poles, it may also work on sizes ranging from 36-38mm, although...

What to Do and How to Do It: This modification makes it easy to move around by hiding the filament sensor and hooking up the main cable. Instructions: 1. Remove the top cover, filament sensor, ptfe tube, and ptfe stopper nut. 2. Disconnect the...

Three pre-fabricated panels need to be installed around the build plate. One panel serves as a simple plane, while another features an opening specifically designed for the heated bed cable to pass through. The third panel boasts a rectangular hole...