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I recently purchased a ReTerminal by Seeed Studios, with the purpose of installing OctoPrint and OctoDash to control my MakerGear M2. After getting the Octo twins installed and configured on the device, I was struck my the lack of ReTerminal things...

There are numerous alternative hot-end fan mounts available for the MakerGear M2 designed to boost airflow precisely where needed, but most of them necessitate a modified mounting assembly for the hot end. This particular design attaches just like...

There are numerous alternative hot-end fan mounts available for the MakerGear M2 that strive to boost airflow precisely where it's needed. However, most of these options require a modified mounting assembly for the hot end. This particular design...

Check out my Youtube video covering various Makergear M2 Mods at https://youtu.be/jD6ZTcCd0j8. You can find the fan part at https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/nmb-technologies-corporation/BM5125-04W-B50-L00/P12903-ND/740260 and also at...

I decided to come up with a design that would provide smooth filament supply :)\r\n\r\nFew notes:\r\n* Please use the concise version; the lengthy one was simply a proof of concept and seems outdated these days,\r\n* It's based on the original spool...

(It is better to tap the hole before putting the screw in.) Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerGear Printer: M2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .2 Infill: 25% Notes: Printed in PLA. I have found that when printing threads, PLA works well. Also,...

... they brought a smile to my face. They actually work remarkably well. Please note that it's essential to print this model at an optimal .025-.5mm layer height and a speed of 300-6000 mm/min, along with exactly 20-99% infill for optimal results.

i had problems finding a 24v bed fan locally so i whipped up a dual fan shoud for 2x12vfans wired in series,, i dont recommend using it indefinitely, but in a pinch it works also, please take a moment to join our makergear owners club on facebook,...

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... accessory on an M2 printer holds up the platform when stepper motors are not in use. ...It can be printed using PLA at standard settings (e.g., .25mm layers, 20% infill) via an M2 printer with a clean STL file processed through Netfab for easy slicing.

I'm glad to see you're tackling your makerGear table issue, but it sounds like a rough experience when powering off your servo results in a jarring drop. It seems like getting some springs from Lowes has helped you make an effective modification,...

... a more modest presence or leave them intact if that's how you like it. My personal experiment showed me that after one full year of steady heat exposure, my Makergear rubber bumper started cracking due to excessive rigidity - not what I expected!

... for two 12V fans wired in series. I don't recommend using it indefinitely, but it works in a pinch. Please join our MakerGear Owners Club on Facebook; there are tons of good people and info available at https://www.facebook.com/groups/m2owners/.

It utilizes the original screws from the M2 spool holder for mounting purposes. For successful printing, adjust the settings to include .2mm layer height, 100% infill, and exclude support structures. ...Perimeters should be printed at 50 mm/s while...

... which nozzle was in a printer. ...So I made a simple design for a set of labels that slide on top of the extruder motor of the M3 Left and right extruder stepper motors. The left side version should also fit the M2, but I haven't tested those.

To enhance rigidity on my M2 spool holder, I utilized slipshine by joining its two lower supports, End-1-L and End-1-R, with two screws. ...This modification, which doesn't alter the assembly process, effectively resolved my filament jamming issues.

if you need reading glasses to see your parts in progress, you would probably like to have them handy when you get to the machine. ... I made a glasses clip to attach to the M2, I secured it with a bit of two sided tape, and it works great.

I aimed to design a cable chain system for the M2 that eliminates rewiring or modifications to the frame. This system features two-piece links allowing the chain to be applied directly over existing cable shielding without any issues. The chain ends...

Adjust the dovetail for a snug fit and pre-drill fan mounting holes (M2.5). Create M3 thread with an screw and assemble fans, covers, and shroud. Ensure fan hanger tabs fit over filament guides, trimming if necessary. ...Glue parts together with super...

Factory files for S3D were included for a few of the parts, this was for the M2 with a .75N so if you use them make any needed adjustments for you system. The 2 L Brackets are attached to the printer frame with mounting tape as well as the round...

To enhance my M2 printer's performance, I installed an E3D hotend, which has resolved previous issues with the stock unit. Dissatisfied with available cooling fan ducts, I designed my own parallel versions for both X and Y axes. Choosing the X-axis...

To optimize your print surface, utilize a 1/4-20 pan head bolt along with two nuts. ...This simple modification attaches effortlessly to the pre-existing extruder mounting bolts.

To assemble this part, simply reverse the orientation of the M2's Z-stop screw. ...Once in place, use the two nuts to secure it tightly and give yourself enough room for fine tuning the length of your Z-stop without having to remove anything or...

To assemble this, you need to reverse the orientation of the M2's Z-stop screw. You then secure the screw in place with the two nuts, giving room for the Z-stop to move freely. ... As shown in the photos, screw the Z-stop onto the bolt and you can now...

... bracket has also been seamlessly integrated into the machine's structure. To get optimal results, print the parts using high-quality ABS material with a minimum infill of 50%. ...This ensures peak performance even in extreme heat conditions.

... been misplaced. ...Nonetheless, I recalled that I am in possession of a 3D printer. ...While it's likely that the replacement component may not match the exact dimensions of the lost one, it has proven to be functional in performing its intended task.

... using this since the middle of 2013, but didn't post the design because I wanted to re-do it to look less odd. Never got around to doing that. Anyway, it's useful enough that it doesn't matter how odd it looks. ;-) Category: 3D Printer Accessories

Good morning/Good evening Here is the profile of the CR6-SE for Simplify 3D. It took me a long time to realize it, more than 20 calibration cubes were needed to get the best speeds, quality with the default profile, the best shrinkage, and the best...

A new version of this part has been printed using a 3D printer, specifically the MakerGear M2 model. The newly printed knob must be installed, followed by pressing it firmly into place to secure the collar. ...This 5/16 collar fits tightly over the...

... 213 VC-3, which is a non-drying thread locker. Optical Endstop: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1195834 Youtube video covering my various Makergear M2 mods: https://youtu.be/jD6ZTcCd0j8 By - http://www.easybotics.com And - http://hilo90mhz.com