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You can find complete how to upgrade article on my site: http://lensdigital.com/home/?p=1498 Credits for knob: Parametric Knob Generator by Gian Pablo Villamil May 2011 Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa i3 Rework Rafts: No...

Duct is close to the heater and one side could be degraded if you print it from the PETG, especially if you print ABS, ASA, Nylon, etc. with higher print temperature. I use for it Fiberlogy Nylon PA12 with 15% CF (or Prusament PCBlend with...

Connect the wires from the two screws to an endstop and configure M558 for your end stop (Again, I'll publish my settings soon.) Duet configs: config.g: M574 Z0 M558 P4 C2 I0 ; marionette in Z endstop M307 H4 A-1 C-1 D-1 ; set duex4 "heater 3" to...

Use M3X10 screws. Make sure all wires are connected correctly and routed nicely.Check all heaters, fans and motor is working and are turning in right directions.Make corrections for ABL sensor vs nozzle position and Z-offset! Some pictures...

These have a rough surface and I noticed after some time that it was slightly abrading the insulation on the heater cartridge wiring as the wires moved against the shroud with the back-and-forth motion of the x-axis. It is highly recommended that the...

One minor caveat: just as many using the Prusa enclosure have had to print a new design of "heater bed wire strain relief part" with a 90 degree bend, in order to keep the heater bed wires from bumping the back pane of acrylic, this design also...

Screw the cable tidy to the side of the hotend and cable tie the wires from the heater, thermistor hotend fan and extruder motor to the cable tide 7. Mount the effector onto the printer arms with the fan notch pointing to the front 8. Screw the...

- **accessible:** The heater block is perfectly exposed, making it easy to hold still with a set of pliers while you change your nozzle. No need to remove the factory shroud just to change a nozzle. - **just plain awesome:** Bad ass cooling...

(Big thanks to precisionpiezo.co.uk for making their schematics available to the public!) - On-board Voltage Regulators allow the user to select either 5V or 12V fans, even when their printer is using 24V (cus aren't 24v fans just so much harder to...

I do recommend using it though, because it provides additional attachment points for the extruder.Additional parts required:(Optional) Drilled 1.7mm aluminium backplateBIQU H2 V2.0 extruder / hotend:...

Note that you'll need to upgrade the Select Mini's power supply to use the heater; I plan to create a basic guide for this soon. SOME NOTES: - No special tools (except a 3D printer) are required for this project. I used a hacksaw, scissors, a drill...

The V2 fan duct blocks the air upwards to the heater block by itself better than V1, so this has improved. the fan duct design was optimized for evenness of airflow from all directions, design verified with CFD simulation, the target was not to...

Some overhang areas in the inside don't bridge well, so you'll need to do some trimming / post-processing.Updated 5/2/2021:I added aluminum foil tape (HVAC duct tape, buy at any home/hardware store) for 3 reasons:serve as heat spreader so that the...

I am also installing a Slice Engineering Mosquito Magnum hot end with 50W heater cartridge and 300 degree thermistor. This combination gives superior extrusion performance over the standard Creality extruder / hot end combination. I am taking...

Both versions basically do the same job, but The Base 1 unit wraps over the front fan assembly and therefore hides the fan\heater cable better, but is slightly more fiddly to install. The base 2 assembly are separate in front of the front fan and...

Replace the heater bed ribbon cable back into the bottom of the heat bed. Slide it up and back into place from the front through the clips until the heat bed support part slots down into its counterpart on the frame. The holes in the corners of the...

It should be almost the same with the stock Anet firmware, and similar with Skynet3D (Marlin)\nWhen you have tuned your heater properly, the temperature will fluctuate by just plus/minus 0.5 - 1C and will be very stable.\nNotes\nActually try it...

 A copy has been attached for convenience although it is highly suggested that the latest version be downloaded from BTT's Github site.Wiring Details:The following lists the Port assignment used for this particular configuration.Pin   FunctionPA2...

(Tuck the thermistor and heater wires behind the tab for cable management) Place the assembly onto the Ender 3 backplate. Tightly fasten the printed plate to the metal backplate with the other two 6mm M3 Screws.Starting at an angle, insert...

Such edits can be done in Prusa Slicer, even.I'm considering future revisions that will include a desiccant tray (I am currently using Malolo's lovely desiccant containers - 2x 30mm pucks work well), a heater, and other conveniences. Should I be...

But don't run the heater element wire, the current is too high -- use a separate 2 terminal higher current connector for that. The "Over the Top" (of the 2020 bar) mounting is done because I don't like having the nozzle hanging down multiple inches...

Some overhang areas in the inside don't bridge well, so you'll need to do some trimming / post-processing.Updated 5/2/2021:I added aluminum foil tape (HVAC duct tape, buy at any home/hardware store) for 3 reasons:serve as heat spreader so that the...

Check that the heater cartridge wires are not in contact with the funnels. Carefully bend them away if needed. Re-check that the funnels are centred and print away! I usually print PLA at 50-75% (with the really powerful Sunon blowers). If the...

Assembly tips: - Disassemble your E3D V6 hot-end completely (even removing the heater and thermistor wires). - Remove the original stepper motor from the printer. - Mount the slim 17HS4023 extruder stepper motor to the printer using the original...

I found that the rear left nozzle interfered very slightly with the red cable to my heater block, but I simply added a bit of slack to this by loosening the cable ties on the back of the extruder body, and have not had any issues since. Other tweaks...

I got a new heater for the printing bed. It was expensive, but it has been built for me by a professional company. The e-chains are from igus. The V2 is ready. Photos and more will follow! Next Step is a full water-cooled edition of this spindle...

... up the way that looks best for you. Repeat this for each E3D hot end. Then simply add a hook or ribbon through one of the heater cartridge openings and hang it up. ... It can be used as a star on a tree too, but this just simply seems wrong!</p>

To help with overheating, I also printed it in white ABS instead of black and put some aluminum adhesive tape on the side in front of the heater. Print in 0.1mm layer height, 100% infill, and support/ The upgrade with the titanium heatbreak forced...

I put on a silicone sock on the E3D heater. This helps stabilize temperatures. It's a good idea anyway. 3. The part cooling fan outlet is close to the same level as the bottom of the nozzle. Just check your installation to make sure it doesn't go any...

Update: Other platforms may work as well, as long as there are no differences in how the heater outputs are switched (compared to the UMO electronics). ANOTHER IMPORTANT NOTE: Due to the way the heatbed output works and the fact that this MosFET...