mks gen l v1 0 3d models

A custom design for the MKS Gen 1.4, engineered to provide extraordinary cooling performance. Design features include: * No vents on the left side, allowing it to be used with right-mounted applications without blowing air directly across the bed.

Touch Screen Mount MKS TFT32_L v2.0, a Completely Redesigned Version Specifically Created for the Demands of 3D Printing. ... UPDATE: The Latest Upgrade, Version 3.0, Has Been Successfully Integrated.

MKS Gen v1.4

Twelve-millimeter socket wrench, threaded on one end, designed to drive a coarse-threaded fastener.

______________________________________________________________________ For assembled: - Screw 4x M3 --- 30mm - Screw 2x M3 --- 20mm - Screw 2x M5 --- 10mm - T Fastener Nut 2x To buy the TFT 3.5 inch:...

I'm using as a motherboard MKS-GEN L V1.0 controller board. You can easily make all connections without any hassle. This arm designed as an alternative to educational robot arms. That's why I'm writing the code for general use, not for a specific...

This is a mock-up of an earlier MKS Wifi Module model, showcasing its WiFi capabilities. ...It represents a classic rendition of the device's design and functionality from a previous era.

The parts list includes: - MKS Gen-L V1.0 main board - MKS TFT28 touchscreen controller - Extra M3 lock nut for the front catch hole - Extra 10pcs M3 washers (8pcs for the screen, 2 pcs for the upper stand-offs) - Extra 4pcs M3x12 for mounting the...

Petite adaptation du MKS Mini12864 V3.0 pour montage sur profil aluminium de 30mm

I swapped it out for a new MKS Gen V1.3 Controller and found that the mounting holes are quite different. This custom bracket lets you use the MKS Gen in place of the MKS Base and even adds an optional small fan. Update: I've discovered that, with...

I replaced it with an MKS Gen V1.3 Controller and discovered that the mounting holes are different. This mounting bracket allows you to use the MKS Gen in place of the MKS Base and optionally add a small fan. Update: I have discovered for my setup...

I redesigned the box cover to integrate 40mm fans for the dual MOSFETs, complementing the existing 80mm fan. ...Furthermore, I incorporated compressors for each fan to optimize airflow and efficiency.

Secure enclosure for mainboard assembly kit standard one on Ender three printer.

Patio Umbrella Lock: A Simple Solution for a Stable Shade Tired of your patio umbrella spinning out of control when tilted to block the sun? We've got just the thing - a clever lock designed specifically for 37mm umbrella poles. While it's been...

I crafted this enclosure specifically for my tarantula due to a pressing need for a 120mm fan and ample space for cables alongside TMC2208 drivers with attached 12mm heat sinks. The filament pathway runs perilously close to the X stepper, leading...

This is a custom design based on TeachingTech's impressive concept, but adapted for use under a table with dual fans. To utilize this setup, some of the printer's wiring will likely need to be extended. My configuration features two 5V 40x40 silent...

Install a cover to suppress the mainboard fan's din and redirect airflow away from the heat bed. Crafted for most 3-screw mounting 75mm GPU cooling fans, such as those found at www.ebay.com/itm/254078191498. The fan ring will require adhesive...

Just plate panel for 60mm fun

It appears that you've provided a long text about the conversion process of an Ender 3 printer, specifically focusing on the steps to perform a thorough check and calibration of the printer's components. Here are some key points summarized for...

Redesign of the CreoTek 40mm by CreoTek, tailored specifically for a 50mm fan setup.

I simply went with a 40mm fan instead of a 50mm fan for cooling my steppers, since they're more commonly used and you're probably more likely to have one on hand. ... All credit goes to Supremicus for the original design - a really well-thought-out...

I craft a custom box tailored to my specifications, but feel free to modify the design and I'll even add some drawing files to get us started. ... This project requires a few specific components: M5 screws and an 80mm big fan will be needed, along with...

I revamped the TeachingTech design, removing the protruding fan component that bothered me, and seamlessly integrating an Ender logo into the sleek new build.

It can be setup at the bottom of your 3D printer with two corner Joints(20*20). ... And there is enough space to hide the cable in the BOX.

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My remake of the cover for: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3282624. My only available 100mm fan was too loud, so decided to practice my Fusion 360 skills and make this! Changed fan size, wall thickness, mounting holes and a few more minor...

Tevo Tornado Gold Stand Alone (MKS Gen L V1.0). No extra materials needed, no wires to change or extend, just remove what's in the original case, that's easy. The 3D printed parts are not glued, you only need to glue the "boitier commande" part on...

... ...The backside is not modeled at all though.All modeled faces are dimensionally accurate +/-0.1mm. ...Be aware that the card reader PCB may have a few degrees of tilt in it, make sure to leave an appropriate gap if you are designing a case for it.

Display Touch MKS