how to clean ender 3 v2 bed 3d models

I upgraded the factory wheel to utilize a universal nut insert, mirroring that of my existing bed wheels, thereby offering a convenient replacement option for anyone seeking to fabricate new wheels in alternative colors.

Upon bringing into your slicing software move model to X: 7.264 mm Y: 26.314 mm To exactly center the actual mounts on the bed to help in making them all as close as possible to the same height. I suggest printing with PETG at 100% infill. PLA will...

... stable construction possible. ...I recommend using ABS or PET-G print, as PLA is too flexible and not suitable for this project. The combination of v2 and PET-G creates a solid and stable structure that allows me to use it both as a lamp and a handle.

This is a simple bed leveling test I designed to help visualize areas with poor bed adhesion or other extrusion issues caused by a warped / un-level bed. It's a simple 0.2mm high model that is intended to print as one layer and will fill the entire...

This is a simple bed leveling test I designed to help visualize areas with poor bed adhesion or other extrusion issues caused by a warped / un-level bed. It's a simple 0.2mm high model that is intended to print as one layer and will fill the entire...

... Cleans up fine once you've removed all this. Take care removing supports in the GoPro mount area as these can snap relatively easily. I would suggest making this out of PETG as I'm not sure how well PLA will stand up to the heat from the bed.

But I realized that I wanted to secure the camera directly to the bed instead of the axis, as I found that most attachments interfered with the delicate bed springs. This meant that I needed a solution that could be easily removed when needed or when...

I didn't see a bed leveling design that I really liked to test my BLTouch offset and use my whole bed. So here is the one I used. If you print it with a skirt so you can get some wavy lines in there. ... The squares around the squares help you to have a...

This is the top 100% recommended for everyone to use on their 3D printer it only takes a couple minutes to have it perfectly and completely locked in very nicely and it is a very handy 3D printer part. An absolute go to for any Ender3 Series 3D...

This is a simple bed leveling test I designed to help visualize areas with poor bed adhesion or other extrusion issues caused by a warped / un-level bed. It's a simple 0.2mm high model that is intended to print as one layer and will fill the entire...

I shortened saamirt's handle to get a better fit in my enclosure, specifically on thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3363720. ...Be aware that it might conflict with your clips for the bed.

Unfortunately, the spring steel bed from FYSETC's knob thingy on the front was in the way for the original design, so I edited a little to make a space. I printed the rear part from the original, as it had all the clearance. I printed them with...

Unfortunately, the spring steel bed from FYSETC's knob thingy on the front was in the way for the original design, so I edited a little to make a space. I printed the rear part from the original, as it had all the clearance. I printed them with...

... each bed leveling knob and one in the center. A couple of arches to make sure its good at the angles between the points and some inner and outer lines to outline the best print area and make sure that everything within stays in the green. ...

So this bed leveling test/calibration test combines the quite boring bed leveling test with the calibration cube. This print is easy to do and takes about the same time as a normal xyz calibration cube. I couldn't make myself just use the calibration...

This upgrade/mod adds a light bar to your printer

... end by 1.5mm, I aimed to create a more balanced assembly. This revised version should perform better. v2: Even with these adjustments, the original catches the head slightly; I further thinned the central section to improve its fit and function.

To Add Printer Settings, Go To General Tab And Select Bed Shape, Then Set Model to Include STL File. It's Recommended to Save STL Files Directly in the PrusaSlicer Folder for Smooth Loading. ...PrusaSlicer Version 2.1.0 or Higher is Required for This...

To solve this, I created custom clips to secure my IKEA mirror on my bed frame. By placing them in the middle as shown in the pictures, I've managed to prevent any issues related to impact. However, it's essential to be mindful of the clips and your...

bed leveling test with garden toad by pmoews

Place a pillow at every corner of your bed.

I wanted to create a more comprehensive adhesion and bed levelling test. Some existing tests didn't provide enough curve movement or hot end action, so I designed this one to put your printer's adhesion through its paces with numerous curves and...

When making an enclosure I wanted to move the power cable to the heated bed on the front of the printer instead of on the aft. I designed the cable support to guide the cable. ...Print in PETG and use tiewraps to fixate

... the amount of material used. ...I also added a variation with flat ends to ensure better bed adhesion when printing the part at an angle. ...A huge thank you goes out to LarnOm for creating the original design and providing a great starting point!

I designed this cable holder using Fusion 360, and its main purpose is to prevent the heated bed cable from accidentally striking the warm motor adjacent to it while printing. ...The design is intended to be securely pressed into a V-slot extrusion...

###Update: Sometimes the cable gets lodged behind the motor when the bed moves all the way to the front. ...To solve this I have included a motor cover ###Parts required: * 4x M3 Threadded inserts * 2x M3x8 Screws * 2x M3x12 Screws ###Printing in ABS...

To secure your bed firmly in place and prevent it from shifting during use, simply print a few support structures that will maximize your printer's available printing area. ...This way, you'll be able to produce prints on a spacious 230 x 230 x 250...

To Install:Download Texture from : https://drive.google.com/file/d/10b57csAFIz1FoSvox-iZfo3S9uCKujZv/view?usp=sharingGo to Printer settings → bed shape (click button) → Load texture and model file

... file. ...I created it specifically for my own printer, aiming to improve spring retention compared to having none at all. ...This design also enhances print quality by reducing vibrations in the bed, resulting in better detail and overall performance.

... and here it is. The handle can be installed by removing the front two bed levelling knobs and placing the handle onto the two screws (they go into the circular holes on each end of the handle) before reattaching the two bed levelling knobs