monoprice select mini v2 bed leveling 3d models

I've had my Monoprice Select Mini for a few years now, and some of its parts are starting to show signs of wear. So I decided to give it an upgrade by replacing multiple components on the machine. I upgraded the Bowden extruder with the MPSM V2...

Monoprice select mini V2 spindle rollers. There are two types, a long long straight one and two cones ones. Made to be used with bearing model 6807 (dimensions 35*47*7mm) that can be found on line or maybe in bikes shop. The long roller can only...

This is a supplement for Monoprice Select Mini Panel Relocation for y'all MPSM V2 fans out there. I loved the design but wanted to add in the touch screen for OctoScreen, and along the way, discovered the box for the printer's LCD panel wasn't...

Two and a half years later...I'm still relying on my trusty Monoprice Select Mini V2. One of the printer's weakest points was its cooling system. That small, 30mm fan used to cool both the hotend and the part being printed, but it wasn't sufficient.

With my settings it slips on fine and spins, so that was good enough for me.I printed it on my Monoprice Select Mini V2, using 3DQF Jet Black PLA, with these settings:0.131 resolution20% infillNo supports or adhesion0 thrillsPrint it upside down (on...

I printed it on my Monoprice Select Mini V2, using [3DQF PLA](https://thepihut.com/collections/3dqf), with these settings: * 0.131 resolution * 20% infill * No supports or adhesion * 0 thrills Print it upside down (on the head's surface) or you'll...

This is an upgrade for the Monoprice Select Mini V2, adding a Duet 3 Mini 5+ WiFi. I had the board sitting around, but I very much do NOT recommend this upgrade, since the upgrades cost MORE THAN THE PRINTER.  If you have the parts spare, then...

This replacement part fits the Monoprice Select Mini V2's shroud perfectly, rendering the original stock component obsolete. Please note that it is not compatible with the part-cooling components designed for the original part. This new design has...

These are the fixes and upgrades I designed for my Monoprice select mini V2 in my recent video: https://youtu.be/fiFwBTm4n44 There are a few other things required if you would like to make these upgrades yourself: X-axis: 2x 40mm fans 12v 2x m3...

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2085938 - Monoprice Tool Rail https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3161886 - Extended Ball Arms https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3147899 - Articulaing Camera Arm https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:274111 - RPi Cam...

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2085938 - Monoprice Tool Rail https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3161886 - Extended Ball Arms https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3147899 - Articulating Camera Arm https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:274111 - RPi Cam...

I'm currently designing a new build bed for my Monoprice Select Mini v2. I want to be able to use a standard size bed (120mm x 120mm) or a 214mm x 214mm without having to replace the structure that connects to my Y-axis rails. What I have now is...

This is is a work in progress I'm currently in the midst of designing a new build bed for my Monoprice Select Mini v2. I wanted to ability to use a standard size bed (120mm x 120mm) or a 214mm x 214mm without having to replace the structure that...

I've seen several nice designs for tool holders that fit perfectly on my Monoprice Select Mini 3D printer, but I found myself constantly reprinting them as my needs kept changing. At first, I was using the stock bed with a pallet knife, so one setup...

Like many Monoprice Mini Delta (MPMD) owners, my printer does not print evenly across the bed (even with the G29 auto-leveling set). As recommended on the "Malyan M300 Mini Delta 3D Printer" website (https://mpminidelta.com/) I am following the...

None of the existing solutions to light up the hotend of my MP Select Mini v2 printer worked for me, so I designed my own. It fits right behind the stock 30mm fan and provides 2 convenient arms to hold a simple 5mm LED in each (warm white straw-hat,...

I designed my own hotend lighting solution after none of the existing solutions worked for my MP Select Mini v2 printer. I positioned it directly behind the stock 30mm fan and attached two simple 5mm LEDs (warm white straw-hat style in my case) with...

I wanted to do the well known NEMA-17 Z-axis mod (https://hackaday.io/project/14823-monoprice-select-mini-maximum-3d-printer-mods/log/55525-upgrade-the-z-axis-with-a-nema17-stepper-and-tr8x8-leadscrew) but for some reason I found my printer's Z axis...

I reworked the design to ensure that it would fit neatly underneath my bed. ...Additionally, I want to apologize for the poor camera quality in the photos.

This dual fan hot end mount replaces a single component of the original V2 hot end mount. You can use the original 30mm fan to cool the hot end and a standard 50mm radial (5015) for part cooling. I have included versions for the original V6 clone,...

I got really tired of trying to turn the 20 mm-wide serrated-edge knobs that are provided to level the Monoprice Maker Select Ultimate Pro (Wanhao-D6) bed. My fingers really hated leveling - especially the back knobs! So I drafted up this 33...

I reworked my print of the original design to better fit my v2 printer and a thicker glass. The revised version is now .2mm taller and .4mm thicker along the z-axis. ...To accommodate these changes, I added clips on the back of the z-axis carriage,...

I found my print of the original was a little short, and didn't fit my version of the v2 printer, or my thicker glass. ...So I remixed this one It is .2mm taller, and .4mm thicker on the z axis Clips on the back on the z-axis carriage, as in the last...

I had a common bed temp sensor issue with these printers, which I fixed by repairing the wire and then sought to prevent from happening again. I didn't find exactly what I was looking for, so I decided to make my own. This mod is a re-mix of...

I designed a custom cable support to match my existing articulating camera mount, which is available on Thingiverse under the ID 4161907.

... process. ...To achieve this, it's essential to keep them within easy reach but out of the way. This clever device does just that for the Monoprice Select Mini and V2, keeping my workspace tidy and organized - I'm confident it will do the same for you.

... you'll need to know how to do most of it on your own. For more information, including firmware changes, see my blog post: https://www.tardigradeoutdoors.com/blog/overhauling-a-monoprice-mp-select-mini-v2-mpsm-v2-with-skr-14-board-octoprint-and-more

This bracket securely attaches to the sides of Monoprice Select Mini and Malyan M200 printers, holding heater and thermistor cables in place when they are re-routed from underneath the printer bed.

I created a modified version of the "Parametric Clamp for heated bed by dhavenith" specifically designed to work seamlessly with my Monoprice Select Mini and 2mm glass. After printing four clamps, I encountered an issue with one of them on the left...