geeetech a20m upgrades 3d models

After I upgraded to the new Coldend and connected it to my system I never got Heat Creeps again - not even with PLA and a Full Metal Throat. I use 3 120mm Fans with a 19 Watt Pump. It is complete overkill but I need it to cool 2 printers. If you...

Many Thanks to GEEETECH for this file Given to me by GEEETECH this is the one that was sold with A20 v4.0

... GPIO pins. 9. Cut and crimp a USB cable with a JST-XH connector, and connect it to the Pi and controller board. 10. Power on the printer, and done! You should see a /dev/ttyUSB0 which can be used by OctoPrint or Klipper. Geeetech A20 A20M A20T

At the moment, I'm using a simplified version without the bucket, but I've uploaded a simple two-color model that I used to calibrate my Geeetech A20M. ... My code in CURA to switch extruders took a lot of tweaking and remixing from various sources,...

The purge bucket by 3dMakernoob https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3362680 (and it's remixes) ist good for older A20M. Newer machines have a "nose" at the printhead and can't drive to th most left position. You can cut the nose, but I think it's...

Here are 2 parts to mount the TFT35 into the existing mounting hole on the A20/A20M (and anything the same). The internal mount screws to the original built-in standoffs in the sheet metal. The other part mounts to the back of the widely available...

This is a replacement lever designed to match the original Geeetech 3:1 geared Titan Extruder Clone perfectly. Two versions are available - one SLA version that closely resembles the original and another simplified version for standard FDM printing.

The difference in diameter between the long piece and the short piece is due to the fact that the spool fits well on the metal support of Geeetech spools, while the small piece fits well on the metal support. ... If it doesn't work well, try putting a...

This is a replacement lever for the original Geeetech 3:1 geared Titan Extruder Clone. There is one SLA Version which looks most alike the original and one simplified version for standard FDM print. Print at least in PETG or even in ABS to last...

This is an upgraded version of the initial model: * Eliminated the need to use M3 screws and T-nuts * Simplified the part (no supports needed) * Reduced overall screw/nut count * Minimized extruder movement Installation: You'll require two M4 nuts...

remixed from this and another duct, fits using the base for the 5015 same as original but smaller, seems to work.

Titan Extruder Lever

A simple mount to install SKR2 to the A20MAny BTT board with same foot print will also be fine ofcourse.

A straightforward piece to prevent the cable from falling back down, offering a bit more flexibility than the original design.

support pour bobine

I only work with new printer versions. Currently, I'm developing a model specifically designed for older models. Please note that print orientation is crucial, as shown in picture 3. To achieve this, mirror the "fanduct end" to complete the second...

Purge Bucket for Geeetech A10M A10 A20M A20 Use two M5 x 40mm Hex head screws for mounting. ...uses 1mm thick silicon sheet

Replacement mount designed specifically for the Geeetech A20m printer, allowing users to upgrade from the stock hotend. The original design is prone to clogging due to its ability to mix or switch between two colors. In response to user requests for...

The Purge Bucket is designed specifically for the Geeetech A10M, A10, and A20M 3D printers, as well as the A20 model. To install this component, you will need to use two M5 x 40mm hex head screws that provide a secure mount. ...The purge bucket itself...

This is remix from https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/139183-ender-3-v2-voron-stealthburner-conversion Modified for Geeetech A20M model print other Stealthburner parts from Voron https://github.com/VoronDesign/Voron-Afterburner/tree/sb-beta/STLs...

I opted for the Chimera (2 In - 2 Out) over the default A20M hotend (2 In - 1 Out) because it lets me print PLA and PVA supports. To assemble this, you'll need to print two fan ducts (one per nozzle) and attach them underneath the mount. This way,...

I had Problems getting a Purge Bucket to work on my Geeetech A20m so i made a variable Endstopcover for it. Also works for my Cr10 if someone needs that Info. There are 2 version one with more space for installation and and one that's a little...

There are also two versions of a mount to connect the other end of the cable chain to the Geeetech A20M case (where the cable exits via a hole). Remixed from the chain link here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2920060. This works for me but needs...

------------------------ I'm using a Geeetech A20M V4 (late 2019) with almost everything stock except for the plate (Geeetech SuperPlate). I added a purge bucket and moved the X-end stop, but no need here. Be careful when replacing Simplify3D...

I designed these lift blocks with vibration mounts specifically for the extruders on my Geeetech A20M printer. My goal was to mount the extruders vertically, making it easier to load filament, raise them up so they wouldn't interfere with the top of...

The new version of the Geeetech A20M printer does not allow the nozzle to be taken out at X0, which prevents installing a nozzle cleaner from Thingiverse for a purge basket. To modify the printer, I designed a new cover for the endstop switch of X...

This is a remix of the [A10M A20M Chimera Cyclops Mount](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3568955) by [Philipp268](https://www.thingiverse.com/Philipp268/about).\r\n\r\nI found that the original mount didn't fit my A20M properly, with screw holes...

You can see BigMac in action on my Geeetech A20M here: https://youtu.be/2j9ECvdpPt8 The new hotend allows dual color printing with a little purge tower and provides impressive regularity of operation, finally allowing A20M and A10M users to approach...

This is a Hot-end cover and fan duct for Geeetech A20M/A10M 3D printers. the design uses two 5015 blowers for cooling down the heatsink and one 7530 blower for cooling down filament. as its known most of open source-low cost FFF/FDM 3D printers...