monoprice mini delta upgrades 3d models

Its dimensions are 7.5mm x 30mm x 35mm, making it compatible with the V2 Monoprice Mini. The spacer itself measures 5mm in thickness, which translates to an additional 5mm of height above the original bed when no glass is used. A subtle taper has...

The monoprice select mini printer's electronics were completely removed and replaced with the mks gen v1.4 board and lcd2004 control screen, which was properly installed. The sd card extension cable was used to move the hidden sd card from the back...

... arbor, but this step is entirely optional. This device mounts seamlessly on the Monoprice spool holder. The arbor is cleverly angled to compensate for the slight slop in the Monoprice bracket. ...When a spool is loaded, it should be perfectly level.

We recently had a mishap with our Monoprice, as one of the rubber pads on its base fell off, leaving an exposed screw head that was scratching up our tabletop. To solve this issue, I created a simple foot attachment that can be easily installed...

Simple knob for the MP Mini, that lets you operate underneath the bed without intrusion. Prints well without supports. ... The bottom is thin enough to show the LEDs behind it.

Printer settings: Printer: Monoprice Select Mini Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.13125 and 0.175 Infill: Changes per item; 20-30% on most parts, 100% on the tiny ones Notes: All grey concept parts are printed in Innofil3D Grey PLA on 210...

For Use with Mp Mini. Parts Required: 1) 24.5mm 12v DC Motor (2mm Shaft @ 6mm High), Standing 12.5mm Tall. 2) Glue to Secure the Motor in Place. That's It! The Fan is a Bit Bulky, But Generates Considerable Airflow. Designed Around This Specific...

It takes around two hours per bearing, is completely accurate and fits securely over the metal bracket that comes with the Mono Price Mini. To assemble it, you will need two of these, one placed inside and one outside of the spool. This setup mates...

This project utilizes standard 608 fidget spinner bearings and can be printed using the Mini printer with supports in place. I employed Simplify3D to print the bottom layer at around 50% fill density before adjusting it down to 30%. ...To prevent any...

To facilitate this upgrade, I employed the 3-finger design to create a connector on the plate. This innovative approach enables seamless communication between the print head and the camera module. Securely fastening the new component required...

https://www.thingiverse.com/groups/mp-mini-sla This will be a full model of the entire printer, with all parts available here as I finish modeling them. I've also designed custom handles and button replacements specifically for this printer. A...

This simple attachment clips directly onto the MPMD's spool holder without needing any additional hardware, providing a remarkably smooth operation similar to that of bearings. While it fits my printer with ease, I've noticed slight variations in...

I needed some legs / feet for my old MPMD printer to accomodate my 120mm fan installation, and found the nice "taller 1.5" high leg" by Hank-Cowdog. He was kind enough to include the Sketchup file so I thought I'd hack a few bits off to make it print...

I ended up with a micro sd card extender that perfectly fits my mpmd, but couldn't find a design to print using tinkercad.\r\nI really liked the sd card extender holder by 95cruzer - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3564784\r\n\r\nSo I decided to...

Created these custom designs to secure the heatbed and 120mm x 3mm borosilicate glass in place. You may need to print both sets of parts to determine what works best for your specific setup. The clip that holds the glass is positioned further back,...

I chose to design a custom filament guide after struggling with a stuck filament due to another guide's interference.

The stock idler and assembly leaves much to be desired, utilizing low-quality bearings that hold it together by a single rivet. The final blow is delivered in the form of a closed-loop belt design, requiring buyers to purchase an entirely new unit if...

I modified the original creator's tower shield with permission, adding slots for LEDs and holes for wiring. After testing, I found that the original tower was too tall when using the P5 full bed calibration. To resolve this issue, I uploaded version...

SquidLord made a great model but you had to scale it down to 10%. Also he made it for an ace hardware 1/2 inch part. I went to Lowes and found these: 7/8 - 1 inch rubber chair tips. So I took his part and made the post bigger to fit these. You...

I decided to crush my 127mm bed spacers using Justin's Bed Clip out of sheer curiosity.

This uses M3 hardware and secures to the old external mosfet mounting holes. It also has holes to mount a 60 mm fan. ...Dont reuse the original 60mm fan as its hot garbage.

These clips are created to be compatible with a $15, 15-inch mirror available at JOANN Fabrics and Crafts. ...To use them effectively, you'll need to print out exactly three of these designs.

Update 21.09.2019: Thanks Gori_B for the feedback. That inspired me to update my design. Before the slot where cables are supposed to pass on the sides was a bit too narrow. Now I have put round holes into both sides to solve this issue (choose...

A compact fusion of functionality combines a sturdy magnetic bed clip with an imposing tower shield, engineered specifically to accommodate 10mm magnets. ...A robust M4 cap head screw, shortened to approximately 5mm in length, provides secure fastening.

A minor tweak by MiataGT adds compression to the Extruder top, reducing the likelihood of under extrusion. ... To further alleviate this issue, a simplified part has been designed to attach directly to the lever arm:...

I acquired several clone E3D V6 hotends, which included a 30mm fan each. ...To avoid purchasing extra fans, I adapted the standard mount design to accommodate two 30mm fans instead, thus saving me from unnecessary purchases.

SquidLord crafted an excellent model, but unfortunately, we had to shrink it down to 10% in order to accommodate the Ace Hardware 1/2 inch part. As luck would have it, our search for replacement parts led us to Lowes, where we discovered these...

This uses M3 hardware and secures to the old external mosfet mounting holes. It also has holes to mount a 60 mm fan. ...Dont reuse the original 60mm fan as its hot garbage.

I adjusted the bracket's angle outward so that I could effortlessly pull out the card, since my fingers aren't compact enough to comfortably slide them inside and grasp the card for removal. ...Designed with Tinkercad.