bed leveling ender 3 v2 3d models

A simple clip, long or short to clip the glass bed onto the main frame. ...I have the steel ones that came with the bed but they take up more room and these fit snug against it. ...

these are some bed clips for 7mm glass+bed thickness (they are actually 6.7) I made them in ABS and until now I had no problems at all cheers

Securely fasten the printer bed screws to prevent unwanted movement during printing by adding a stabilizing mechanism.

Made the attached part half thick to work with the following bed locks: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4203563

I was trying to print a practical bed handle that actually worked and had a failure with my supports which motivated me to create this simple solution. I don't need a bulky full bed handle, just something to grab so I don't burn my hand on the hot...

This has allowed me to make full use of the entire bed (you'll need to change your bed size in firmware and slicer). The tolerances are very tight to allow fitting without screwing it in and losing some adjustment rail space - if you're having...

I remixed this handle and a Zero 2W case to make a clean bed mounted camera. For steadiness, I did manually drill 2 small holes to hold the case lid on the base. It's been made for my purposes, feel free to modify however you need. ... For the Pi cam...

It is scaled precisely, as you can see, I had to build the entire bed and parts to make sure it was all correct. Was kind of fun too. Let me know if you need specific edits and I will accommodate them. I decided not to put anything special on the...

I have designed some new clips that wrap the corners of the bed and have not given me any issues with bed temperatures around 70c and prints running as long as 36 hours. ... Here is a link to the new clips: ...

Using this part, it should be possible to spring load the bed itself, and have it "free floating", whilst using a lead screw to drive it and having it rigid as all hell - far more so than most arrangements I've seen which rely on rollers in...

Created a bed trim wheel with a pocket for a 4mm nyloc nut. ... The industry standard 4mm thread pitch is 0.7mm per turn, so I put 7 marks around the periphery and each mark denotes 0.1mm of bed height adjustment.

Replacing the cable support for my bed was a straightforward task, with the spring inserting itself neatly from beneath, thus minimizing its tendency to disrupt the bedding at the rear. ...For added convenience, I opted to secure the assembly using only...

... my floating glass bed during printing operations. ...Four of these clamps can be printed, and then elastic bands can be used to connect each pair securely in place, effectively keeping the glass bed firmly fixed throughout the printing process.

... Raised Parts. ...I Designed This Attachment to Keep the Mat Flattened Against the Bed, Ensuring a Smooth Sleeping Surface. ...It's Not Intended to Replace the Stock Clips, But Rather to Provide Additional Support for a More Comfortable Night's Sleep.

... glass bed. ...To ensure proper handling of bed temperatures, I recommend printing them in ABS or PETG. To facilitate smooth installation, I added text on top which serves as a grip. The designed inner height is 7mm. ...Print four, one for each corner.

I fabricated them at .1mm 90% infill for durability and utilized a 3mm nut with a nylon lock loosely so the bed screw has a slight play but secures the part firmly in place. ...I created a second pair with thermal filament, colored raspberry initially,...

Bed (Y) Gantry Relocator ===================================================== This crucial component ensures effortless access to the entire bed surface by relocating the gantry after installing an E3DV6 hotend. The L or R designation determines...

...... Got fed up with chip bags and paper clips holding the bed in place, getting knocked around on larger prints or interfering with autoleveling. ...Spent a couple of minutes designing these and am really happy with the fit and performance on my Ender3.

... will need to print four "muelles.stl" files, three "cama.stl" files, and one "cama trasera.stl" file. The "cama trasera.stl" component has a unique feature - it provides extra support for the bed cables, located in the left rear corner of the bed.

---->https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4575732 ---->https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4699220 I usually print pretty small things and want to keep an eye on the first few layers, I also kept burning my fingers as i hadn't gotten a handle for my bed...

This is a remix from gulfcoast_robotics. ...I just made room on the right side of the handle for the silicon bed spacers. ... I did mine at 100% infill because the wall near the right hole is much thinner.

To make leveling the printer easier, I designed a little spring guide. Simple but effective, the springs are now straight, which should make slipping and readjustment obsolete. I do not recommend using PLA, as this only remains dimensionally...

Frustrated users are constantly battling with paper clips that keep falling off the glass bed. ...To put an end to this annoying problem, a simple yet effective solution has been developed: straight clips now open on both ends, eliminating the need for...

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4441076 presented a thumb screw to replace the wing nut on the front-left corner of the BIBO bed. It is too wide for the other two positions. I have created a smaller version to fit the right-front corner and the...

Always struggling to keep paper clips in place on the glass bed, this innovation promises to be the solution. ... (Sorry again to earlier downloaders, but an updated version has been made available, featuring straight clips that open on both ends - a...

There are countless bed handles out there, but this particular one steals the show as the most adorable of them all. It's sure to bring a smile to your face and make your day just a little bit brighter. ...Enjoy!

Bed square for cristal.

I built a simple scrapper using TinkerCad, equipping it with a curved design that allows me to pry parts loose from the bed without lifting them. So far, this solution has worked flawlessly, prompting me to share my creation. I printed the scrapper...

... (PLA case). M3 bolt (bolt and nut) and Super Glue are needed to fix them on the respective parts. I use these clips to hold the glass that I put on the printer bed, the original clips work but they seem to be forced by the increase in thickness.

This is an embossed version of my engraved remix https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4785576