monoprice select mini 3d printer v1

For kicks, there is an STL version on this thing, and the f3z export of rev11, but the actual current model can always be accessed via this link: http://a360.co/2A7naPE Most things should be within +/- 0.1mm, which is less than what I can say about...

2018-06-03 Update: I was using a front mount Raspberry Pi which placed the bowden adapter at the correct height for me and many others who don't have stuff hanging off their printer's front like I do. To make a quick solution, I created a 2.5mm...

\nI've designed an air duct for the Monoprice Mini that clips on and features two bottom plates that slide into place. One is a block off plate for use with ABS, while the other is a vent duct specifically for use with PLA.\nThe design is currently...

... uses all of the original screws. This is too large to print in one piece on the Mini itself, but i3 style printers like the Prusa i3 or Ender 3 can do it all at once. ...I may make another version split up to fit on the Mini, but feel free to remix!

Print Specifications Equipment Used: The Malyan M200 printer was employed. Support Features: No raft or support structures were utilized. Resolution and Detailing: A resolution of 0.175 millimeters was selected for precise printing. ...Internal Filling...

I inserted a glass plate into my 3D printer, prompting me to devise a means to precisely position the glass on the print bed. ...Consequently, I engineered four custom clips that securely fasten to each corner of the glass plate.

I mounted a glass plate onto my 3D printer, necessitating a solution to accurately position the glass on the print bed. ...Therefore, I created these clips that securely hold each corner in place.

The slight play in the unsupported arm of the Select Mini began to reveal its limitations, resulting in layer issues. It was time to build a sturdy X axis support gantry. The only hitch was that all of the good designs were tailored for 6mm...

This is a handy tool holder that helps me keep my 3D Print Removal Tool and 2mm and 1.5 mm allen wrenches neatly organized right next to the printer. ...Simply stick it in place with double-sided tape, glue, or even bubblegum - whatever method works...

... ... I've remixed it to suit an Ender3 or Ender3-Pro Extruder perfectly. It might just work on Creality CR-Printers too. Worked flawlessly for me, actually! // EDIT: Something went wrong during export from the 3D software.

I recently purchased this Mk8 extruder for my Mini v2, a printer known to thrive with Creality-recommended parts. This Mk8 extruder is touted as an upgrade for printing flexibles and I decided to give it a try despite its intended purpose. When I...

... model uploaded by another user - you can find it in the source file. Next, I stumbled upon a feeder attachment just for kicks, which sparked an idea. I reworked the original support shaft from the source to fit on top of the printer's feeder shaft.

Remix of 2448223 for 2766703 fan mount 5015mm redial fan is a viable option. ...Perhaps a 100% fan speed isn't necessary. This remix was printed with supports and fits perfectly on the stock MP Mini V2.

I started with the Colossal Mini V2, using this mount in conjunction with the extended bed which evolved into my dual z motor concept V2 mini. I enlarged the bed to 300 x 300mm, added a third rod for additional support and mounted the bearing cup on...

### Recommendation If you have M4 hardware and don't mind widening a couple holes on your printer, I recommend using the M4 version and skipping the M3 one first. ### Setup Fit a nut into each puller and seat it fully. Use pliers if needed to help...

The CR-10 hotend performs perfectly, whereas I and several others have encountered numerous issues with the Monoprice factory hotend. No additional hardware is necessary. Simply print the backplate with supports facing upwards, as the faceplate does...

The Micro Swiss hotend performs perfectly, whereas myself and others I know have encountered numerous issues with the Monoprice factory hotend. No new hardware is required. Simply print the backplate with supports oriented upwards, while the...

This is a quick re-mix of kapakahi's [MP Mini X-Axis Limit Switch Bracket](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2045548) to allow it to mount on the [MPSM V2 Z Carriage](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3192928/) by muzzled. ... STL and CAD files are...

Here is the first version I designed for the M320: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4720138 Needed to revisit the design for my Mini/M200. There it is! Compatible with all spools (ID >50mm and wide as 85mm). The spool roller requires support at...

Here is the first version I designed for the M320: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4720138 Needed to revisit the design for my Mini/M200. There it is! Compatible with all spools (ID >50mm and wide as 85mm). The spool roller requires support...

... specifically designed to be attached to the printer's existing screw holes. ...This thoughtful addition can be securely fastened to the right-hand side of the printer, providing easy access to both tools while maintaining a clutter-free workspace.

I already had the E3D hotend adapter (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1621387) on my printer, but I wanted to add a separate part fan without taking off the backing plate and installing a new one. ...Instead, I combined the two designs into one...

<p>The stock fan was too loud for my liking, so I replaced it with a 120mm PC fan. ...to allow for sufficient airflow those feet will lift the printer 35mm + 5mm if you add some cork underneath it. ...I attached them with hotglue.</p>

... the details. ...This is one cohesive piece now, requiring either a larger printer or segmentation into smaller parts to print successfully. ...It accommodates a standard full-size SD card ribbon cable, featuring slots for internal routing of the cable.

Printable on the Mini (2 batchs). Reusing orignal screws. You need: - Eight (8) M3 Nuts (dimensions in the design are for 5,5x2,3mm) Installation procedure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVZFff9CJkE See in action:...

Printable on the Mini (2 batchs). Reusing orignal screws. You need: - Eight (8) M3 Nuts (dimensions in the design are for 5,5x2,3mm) Installation procedure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVZFff9CJkE See in action:...

I routed the printer's bed wiring through the back panel, creating a cable management system for added support and stability. A hole was drilled into the rear panel next to the board cooling fan, and the rubber grommet was reinstalled. The bed...

... whatever you like (in my case, my SD card reader). ...Screws into the top of the printer with the two screws holding the rear panel. ...The SD card slots are intentionally loose since I had issues with my cards getting stuck in other people's models.

To control the printer. Raspberry PI 3 Model B 40mm 5v fan m3 self tapping x8 6mm, x4 16mm, x4 20mm eBay for the Pi case i used 0.4 walls or 1 shell. then 100% infill. i did these settings so that there is little to no hollow spots along the case...

... as the part fan in this setup. Its attachment is removable just like in the original version. NO_LED versions have the LED holes completely sealed, while LED_HOLES leaves them intact for users who want to add some extra lighting to their printer.