flashforge finder glass build plate 3d models

Avoid clogs by pairing the Flashforge Finder with an alternate spool holder - this model secures into the top slot and lets you utilize aftermarket filament featuring a core diameter of fifty millimeters.

My Customized Bed Leveling Solution for the FlashForge Finder Printer. - Design Format: STL and GX Files. - Estimated Printing Time: One Minute. ...- Filament Consumption per Print Job: Five Centimeters of filament.

This is a cover for a Flashforge Finder LCD display. There's a blank one, and one with a Flashforge logo on it. ...You can put pretty much any logo you want on the blank one, just rotate to 43.39 degrees, place it on the model, and mesh.

This replacement piece holds the auto leveling sensor securely in place for the Flashforge Finder. The factory size is included, but I've also added a Sketchup file so you can modify it if needed. ... Print Settings: Printer: Flashforge Creator Pro...

Noticed a simple solution, got inspired to act on it and made progress right away. ...Result turned out excellent with little effort required overall.

This is a simple PTFE cutting tool designed specifically for the Flashforge Finder PTFE extruder tube.\r\n\r\nThe cutter cuts the tube to an exact 45mm length. To use it, insert the 4mm OD tube into the cutter until only the tip pokes out of the...

FlashForge Finder Filament Reel Holder Remix of FlashForge Finder Advanced Filament Reel Holder by Rammeh. I created this remix to fix an issue that I found with flexing and creaking when using larger filament spools. The filament arms and...

This is a custom replacement part designed to secure the auto leveling sensor within the Flashforge Finder 3D printer. The component comes pre-assembled with dimensions matching those of the original factory-produced item. ...Additionally, I have...

Little storage cabinet for all the tools that come with the FlashForge Finder. #Update I've added an alternative design, slightly smaller than the initial version (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4103354). ...Together, both designs fit neatly on one...

FlashForge Finder Filament Holder Front Installation Guide To assemble this filament holder, you'll require a few essential components: bolts and nuts. Specifically, you'll need to acquire 12mm bolt and nut sets. ...Ensure you have these crucial parts...

... bulk at the end of the power cord gets caught at the edge of my work surface, causing it to be yanked loose. To rectify this issue, I created a basic cable organizer that fits snugly into the rear/side screw hole on the Flashforge Finder 3D printer.

After crafting the overhead filament spool holder, I designed a feeder system to assist with threading the filament directly into the FlashForge Finder's extruder. ...The new setup allows for seamless integration of 1kg spools into my small but mighty...

... for further reference. UPDATE: Following up on this issue, Flashforge has informed me that if your Finder model does not come equipped with a built-in sensor, it is unfortunately not possible to add one due to the limitations of the board itself.

This is a filament spool holder designed specifically for the FlashForge Finder. Rather than relying on traditional pins found in other similar designs, I opted to create a unique shuttle mechanism that serves as its foundation. ...The holder's sleek...

Inspired by stibo (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3680561) and itech3dp (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2790290), this overhead spool holder is designed to print on the Flashforge Finder without supports. ...*This is a work in progress and...

... Amazing Curcan, but unfortunately, I wasn't able to change it. I hope you like my creation! Print Settings: Printer Brand: FlashForge Printer: FlashForge Finder Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: Doesn't matter Infill: Doesn't matter

Upon searching, a versatile bed level test design was discovered at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:97151, however it exceeded the Finder's build area dimensions. ...By removing the last ring and setting the height to 0.2mm, an optimal solution was...

This is a simple remix of a PTFE cutting tool specifically designed for the Flashforge Finder PTFE extruder tube. This cutter will cut the tube to the exact 45mm. Simply insert 4mm OD tube into the cutter until it just pokes out the other end. Then,...

... in horizontally. The FlashForge Finder has curved corners, making it a bit challenging to find enough surface area to glue the pieces securely in place. ...In my photo, I used slightly thicker corner pieces due to some warping of the plexiglass.

This is a model of the entry level Flashforge Finder 3D printer. Print Settings Printer Brand: LulzBot Printer: TAZ 5 Supports: Doesn't Matter Notes: Rotate model 90 degrees on the X axis to minimize supports Category: 3D Printers

This is a handy tool holder designed specifically for the Flashforge Finder 3D printer. Simply snap it onto the left corner of your printer and get instant access to all the maintenance tools that come with it. But that's not all - this clip-on...

FlashForge Finder string test that prints fast. I designed this to serve as a solid starting point and a compact test for fine-tuning advanced settings to correct the pesky strings I always encountered. Ultimately, reducing temperature to 200°C...

This is my first ever model, a remix of Flashforge Finder Stock Tool Holder by Marc225. I liked the form factor and modified it to securely hold my Logitech C615 webcam for those moments when I preferred it to dangle off the side, rather than sitting...

The provided files consist of four separate parts: 1) A single-piece design that is unfortunately too large for the Flashforge Finder's print bed. 2) Two halves that can be printed individually on the printer, allowing for easier handling and...

I decided it was time to upgrade my FlashForge Finder to a heated bed. There were a couple tutorials that I found for the project, but they used a fabricated part and I did not have the material or tools. So I designed this adapter to replace the...

I decided it was time to upgrade my FlashForge Finder to a heated bed. There were a couple tutorials that I found for the project, but they used a fabricated part and I did not have the material or tools. So I designed this adapter to replace the...

I wanted a simple and affordable solution for the FlashForge Finder I'm testing. While learning FreeCad, I tried to create a basic way to hold a polycarbonate sheet using small and effective methods. After researching flammability comparisons between...

I created an auxiliary spool holder for my FlashForge Finder to accommodate larger spools since the built-in holder only fits smaller ones. This holder prints in three separate pieces that need to be glued together using super glue or a preferred...

I began with m1s2h3's FlashForge Finder Spool Holder modification and enhanced it to incorporate a secondary hook that would cradle a filter on it. I customized the hook to rotate the connector on it to the opposite side, then modified his filament...

This is an external spool holder designed for Flashforge Finder, inspired by an idea from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2971113. The holder accommodates 200x75x53 mm spools, also known as Clas Olson 1 kg PLA spools in Sweden. You will need four...