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I got this working on my MakerGear M2. Enclosed are the STLs and the printer.cfg if you want to put Klipper on the M2 (I did, and it works). Note that this mount reduces your X axis to about 187mm wide. ...No big deal for me since I also have some large...

I got this working on my MakerGear M2. Enclosed are the STLs and the printer.cfg if you want to put Klipper on the M2 (I did, and it works). Note that this mount reduces your X axis to about 187mm wide. ...No big deal for me since I also have some large...

Print Settings: Printer Brand: MakerGear Printer: M2 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: .3mm Works great Infill: 40% Notes: Choose supports from build plate only if your software allows. Print with the side that contacts the extruder motor on the...

The filament spool mount on the MakerGear M2 works great -- if you have the thick-edge spools like MakerGear uses. For other spools, the mod suggested by <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:37210">http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:37210</a>...

For people working in industrial production, proper calibration will yield optimal results during filament-based 3D printing operations. The key features and modifications that can make this project successful include utilizing different filaments...

This mounting plate supports the Bulldog-Lite extruder and Merlin-Hotend for my MakerGear M2. It was crafted from bamboo wood, initially as a test version, but I may opt for aluminium in the future. The original Makergear extruder features a...

This is a mounting plate for the Bulldog-Lite extruder and a Merlin-Hotend for my MakerGear M2. I milled this out of bamboo wood (for a test-version. I might do this later in aluminium). The original Makergear extruder has a planetary gear which...

To add a commercially available cable chain to each axis of a Makergear M2, several essential components are required. The necessary cable chain is part number 4516T46, measuring three feet in length, and part numbers 4556T33, which come as a package...

This is a precision leveling tool designed specifically for the MakerGear M2 3D printer. Custom-made mounts securely hold the iGaging Digital Indicator, available online from Amazon for approximately $30 per unit. Position the extruder or dual drive...

Compatible with US standard tripod heads, a motorcycle handlebar tripod mount was used in conjunction with a custom side bracket designed for the MakerGear M2 printer. Custom handlebars must be made for other printers. For MakerGear M2 setup, refer...

The funnel shape compensates for the angled filament coming off the roll and now the filament feeds better than ever. Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerGear Printer: M2 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: .20mm layers Infill: 30% hexagon Notes: I...

... When installing this part, make sure to place the zip tie "lock" underneath it, as they may otherwise come into contact with the X rail if placed on top. Printer Settings: MakerGear M2 No Rafts Yes Supports .2mm Resolution 10% Infill Notes: ABS

... parts are non-load bearing. Secure fans using pegs sized for a snug fit but easy assembly/disassembly. I use scrapbook mounting tape for attachment to my Makergear M2 base, which has been reliable, though foam tape could be used instead if desired.

Introducing a beefed-up fan bracket designed for the MakerGear M2 printer. The bracket supports both the 40 mm extruder cooling fan and 50 mm bed fan while providing a wire "shelf" to mount two LED strips from Radio Shack. These LEDs, in a spool...

Drop-in replacement for the Rev E model MakerGear M2 with a BLTouch sensor installed on it. I utilized Simplify3D to print this part, enabling supports on the side that mounts to the stepper motor on the build plate. The image shows one of my...

DIY3D designed a reliable Raspi holder for the MakerGear M2, but their long arms (AL.STL) posed a challenge to print smoothly on the first attempt. The design necessitated two tries and two failures, along with excessive support material usage. I've...

This adjustable camera mount was designed specifically for the streaming process when using a Makergear M2 3D printer to print objects. Its overall height measures approximately 13 inches when including both its frame as well as that provided by...

I encountered an issue with the MakerGear M2's filament drive that would cause it to jam, locking the hotend into the groove mount. To solve this problem, I divided the design into two parts, enabling easier removal of the groove mount for clearing...

If you've already upgraded your M2 using this kit: https://www.makergear.com/collections/upgrades/products/v4-extruder-upgrade-rev-f-g-cooling-kit, then it will work with your machine. This upgrade adds the BlTouch probe to the extruder assembly,...

Printer Settings: Printer: Makergear M2 Rafts: Not necessary at all. Supports: Yes, use them to help hold prints in place during printing. Resolution: Choose 0.1mm or 0.2mm, depending on the type of object you are making. Infill: Make sure to...

I use Octoprint to control one of my Makergear M2 printers but I also like to do a little RetroPi Gaming now and then so I made this quick release mount for my printer so I can quickly remove the Pi when I want to play some Super Mario Kart. There...

The MakerGear M2's filament spool mount functions perfectly when paired with thick-edge spools like those used by MakerGear itself. For other types of spools, a modification suggested on Thingiverse (thing:37210) provides a significant improvement...

I've discovered high-performance extruders and upgraded fan assemblies, but what I'm still searching for is a solid combination unit that perfectly matches the MakerGear M2 with V4 hotend. This also allows you to upgrade the fans to 40mm Noctua units...

Printer Settings: MakerGear Printer: M2 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: .20mm layers Infill: 30% hexagon Notes: To get precise and perfectly round holes for the feed points, I've utilized supports in this build. ...Additionally, enlarging the bolt...

... it soon. This product is a variation of https://github.com/MakerGear/M2/blob/master/Printed%20Parts/STL/M2%20Filament%20Drive%20r2.stl Instructions To make, print with ABS, using 7.5 mm brim, and note that PLA may melt in unknown circumstances too.

These HBP Corner Pads Replace traditional Binder Clips on the MakerGear M2, securely Fastening the Build Plate in place using Spring Force. Perfect for use with the Original Glass Build Plate or a Zebra Plate. I now use this Design with great Success...

Print Settings: Printer Brand: MakerGear Printer: M2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.20 Infill: 35% Notes: I printed in black ABS on Kapton without spray or glue, but any process yielding good results should work. I recommend avoiding supports...

Line #326: Define INVERT_Z_DIR as true for MakerGear M2, black Z motor; leave "false" otherwise. Line #345: Set Z_MAX_POS to 195, securing distance to the platform. Line #486: Set DEFAULT_AXIS_STEPS_PER_UNIT to {88.88,88.88,400,471.5}, the steps of...

This assembly enables the mounting of a Raspberry Pi 7" Touchscreen Display on the right side of a Makergear M2 machine, such as my Rev. E model. I am unsure if other revisions are compatible with this design.\r\n\r\nWhile the design is not flawless,...

I control my Makergear M2 printer using Octoprint, but I also enjoy RetroPi Gaming on occasion. To quickly switch between the two, I created a release mount for my printer, allowing me to easily detach the Pi when I want to play Super Mario Kart.