maker select v2 glass bed 3d models

I currently own three custom cut glass build plates for my Monoprice Select v2 printer, each measuring 200x220. I needed a clean and easy place to store them out of the way. This is my first 100% custom, 100% functional design to solve a household...

This resolved the issue and the fan now sits flush to the heatsink. -- For those of us with a Maker Select V2 (and maybe other models as well), it's always a PITA when you have to disassemble the extruder, and those little black heatsink spacers fall...

Designed to mirror the original MP Select V2 spool holder arm, this innovative design can hold larger spools measuring up to 74mm wide without requiring supports during printing. The 74mm wide spool holder has successfully held every spool I've...

I was looking for a Z-brace kit for my Maker Select v2 and found one here by f0xox that looked simple enough and wasn't overly complicated: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3603327. I loved the design by f0x0x but when I printed it and mounted up...

The spool holder that came with my Monoprice Maker Select V2 was woefully inadequate for holding the spool I also obtained from Monoprice. Therefore, I designed a replacement that's properly proportioned to accommodate the spool. It securely fastens...

This is a straightforward filament guide for the Maker Select v2 designed to work seamlessly with the spool holder turned 180 degrees so that the spool rests on the right side. It attaches to the outer two of the four screws located in the top right...

Here's another Monoprice Maker Select V2 spool extender that I'm really pleased with! I couldn't find one that met my requirements when I was looking for it, but now I see a few options available. Maybe I just didn't use the right search terms...

I was examining the filament release lever on my Maker Select v2.1 just a few days ago and observed that one of the sides of the filament insert hole had become misshapen - it looked as though constant friction from the filament against it had worn...

This duct was designed specifically for my MonoPrice Maker Select V2. It is a refined version of the stock cooler that comes with the printer, directing airflow directly at the nozzle and slightly around it. I've found it works perfectly for my...

This custom spring riser is specifically designed for use with Maker Select printers as well as other extruder configurations that are similar in nature. By compressing the spring by exactly 3mm compared to its standard setting, users can guarantee a...

This initial version works seamlessly with all my spools using the original Maker Select spool bracket. The spool nut is specifically designed for IDs ranging from 48mm to 88mm, and centers the spool precisely when tightened securely. ...The bearing is...

This print is far from polished and only a few test prints were done, it was a necessary print after my Maker Select V2 spool holder broke, so be prepared to source bearings of the right size and do some sanding. I had some 6203Z bearings on hand...

Parts 3mm screws of appropriate length & 5015 Good Blower (12V for MonoPrice Maker Select V2) Use ABS although PETG ought to be fine. I designed a raft and support into the model and found it came right off without difficulty when using ABS. Use...

I wanted to free up some extra space on the table where my maker select control box is housed. I decided to lift it up, which should give me enough room to stash a few essentials underneath and improve alignment between the spool and filament guide...

... only the top part touches the spool, not the outer edges. I also added a slight lip to the end. Kudos to toastedsilicon for creating an outstanding design! Print Settings: Printer: Maker Select Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 25%

EDIT: Print with clasp side facing down, when finished, the clasp slides into the exposed corner on the Select V2 EDIT: Redesigned it for easier printing and more stability, maintaining the same concept. Now, the toolbar runs along the right face...

... the outer edges). I also added a bit more lip to the end for good measure. Kudos to toastedsilicon for creating such an amazing design - I'm really grateful! Print Settings: Printer: Maker Select Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 25%

This is a Z-Brace kit I designed specifically for Maker Select/Wanhao Duplicator printers. My goal was to create a simple and straightforward Z-brace with as few parts as possible. To build this brace, you'll need the following printed components: ...

... the webcam to be easily inserted, and it fits snugly but can still be adjusted as needed. There are two versions of the part that holds the webcam, both of which can be swapped without removing the bed: a short one and a longer version, v2.

The best part is that it integrates seamlessly with the existing mount on my MP Select V2.1 printer. Right now, the fan shroud works by simply screwing into the plastic holes, but I'm working on a fix to make it even better and expect to release an...

Just a camera mount to get a good angle of the bed. ...There is an extended mount and a straight mount for different angles.

I created an improved version of the MOSFET mount, allowing me to incorporate both the hot end MOSFET and the Hot Bed MOSFET seamlessly. ...To make it work, I had to position it at a precise 45-degree angle on my printer's bed to ensure a snug fit.

My MakerSelect v2 came equipped with an inbuilt scraper that removed prints efficiently. However, its tendency to slide around constantly made me lose track of it, prompting me to create a quick hanger that could be suspended from either the upper...

I designed this custom 2 wifi and BTMOS V2.0 12 volt mosfet setup to fit seamlessly onto the stock posts, utilizing factory screws and a washer for secure attachment. ...Some holes might require drilling out due to tight tolerances, but I've added a...

... I strongly advise purchasing two of these, as they're an affordable yet valuable investment. The result is a bed that's never been more level, and leveling takes merely a fraction of the time it used to, thanks to Vogelindustries' excellent design.

I redesigned Vogelindustries' bed leveling bracket by remixing its code. To fit an old dial indicator, I had to enlarge the cutout because it wouldn't slide into place otherwise. If you open this design in Tinkercad and ungroup the components, you...

It conveniently fits onto both the front and back of the printer bed and securely attaches via a simple clip-on mechanism. ...To ensure smooth operation, I need to connect it to my pi using a longer cable - one that matches this exact Amazon product:...

I must note that I am unsure if these modifications will work seamlessly with any other Z brace aside from the GulfCoast Robotics Front Mount Z Brace kit, as this is the specific setup I have on my Maker. The original AzzA Z extensions did function...

TIPS: - I printed these with the large flat side facing up on the bed (the side with the hex nut holes). It put a lot of supports in the 2mm gap - you can remove them with thin needlenose pliers, but it was a big help to use the scraper that came...

I used the stepper motor stl to get the hole spacing and mounting portion for the dial indicator and modified it to attach to the old fan mount with two 3mm screws and nuts.\r\n\r\nYou can use a 1/4" bolt to hold the indicator in place while you take...