monoprice select mini v2 bed leveling 3d models

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...

A creative twist to integrate a Raspberry Pi camera into the print bed's design. The original blueprint was adapted from Oshj44, who pioneered the case and 80mm arm concepts. To facilitate this upgrade, I employed the 3-finger design to create a...

Fan Guard for 30mm Extruder Fan on Monoprice Select Mini Design This custom-designed fan guard serves as a protective shield for the 30mm extruder fan on the Monoprice Select Mini. ...As my first-ever printed design, I'm eager to share it with the...

Printed with a Monoprice Select Mini. To securely mount the powerbrick. Mounts are slightly less tall then the powerbrick so the rubber feet grip on the surface you mount it on. Timelapse: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HWKaUpa6VQ Edit: Added the...

This should work for any Monoprice Select Mini V2 from 2017. I'm not certain it will work for newer ones, though. To make it easy to clean, I'd set the support to touch build plate and use 100% infill. I'll include different sizes to attach various...

I designed this side panel to eliminate micro SD cards from my life by modifying the Monoprice Select Mini V2. Although the design isn't fully completed and still has some issues to resolve, such as the USB port being blocked, which wasn't a major...

... Print Settings: Printer: Monoprice Select Mini Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.175 Infill: 25% Notes: Print with build plate supports, with the flat side facing down (the side that normally touches the heat sink against the build plate).

I just replaced my Monoprice Maker Select Mini V2 Bowden collet with a new OEM design using this handy connector: https://gigdigit.com/bowden-connector-for-new-type-extruder-feeder-mechanism/. Next, I remixed the PC4-M6 design from Thingiverse...

This is a replacement mount for the Monoprice MP Select Mini V2 X Min Stop switch. This allows removal of the X Gantry affectation. My belt was getting too loose. So, I read and drank, drank and read. What I determined, based upon my reading and...

Decided to upgrade the hot-end fan of my Monoprice Select Mini V2. Unfortunately, the Noctua NF-A4x10 PWM I ordered needed a capacitor to get it going, otherwise it would if the hot-end climbed higher than 70C; an online search revealed I need to...

This replacement fan shroud for Monoprice Select Mini printers offers superior cooling to printed parts and heat break, making room for the mounting of a 40mm fan. Designed specifically to work with m4 bolts, this model ensures that any 40mm fan...

... to install this. ... A modest notch 25x80mm The biggest gripe about the Monoprice maker select mini is the stupid Z endstop location. ... Near complete disassembly of the printer will be required, which isn't suitable for those who are faint of heart.

This is a replacement mount for the Monoprice MP Select Mini V2 X Min Stop switch. This allows removal of the X Gantry affectation.</p> <p>My belt was getting too loose. So, I read and drank, drank and read. What I determined, based upon my reading...

Nothing special, just a mounting bracket I designed to easily attach my Raspberry Pi to my Monoprice Mini Select V2. First, I printed off the following mods: Raspberry pi case (it's a really good quality one):...

This is a replacement mount for the Monoprice MP Select Mini V2 X Min Stop switch. This allows removal of the X Gantry affectation. My belt was getting too loose. So, I read and drank, drank and read. What I determined, based upon my reading and...

The Monoprice Select Mini V2 printer boasts impressive features, marred only by a flimsy power switch prone to failure. Two of my printers suffered premature demise due to this same issue. This handy replacement switch holder is designed to resolve...

I designed the mount adapter to attach the case to the back of the Monoprice Select Mini using the two existing screws and holes on top of the printer. ...It is designed to work specifically with the rpi3-bottom-netfabb bottom half of the case,...

This spool holder uses two 608Z bearings to hold the spool on the side of a MP Mini Select V2 printer. ... The bearings are captive and cannot run away on you, but are very easy to assemble and disassemble; it is a one-piece print.

I love my Monoprice Select Mini v2 3D printer but I decided that having a front power switch and some 5V USB sockets to run lights and fans off would make it even better. So I designed this power console which also includes a cheap 30V...

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.

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...

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...

This is a quick re-mix of kapakahi's MP Mini X-Axis Limit Switch Bracket to allow it to mount on the MPSM V2 Z Carriage by muzzled. STL and CAD files are included. Print Settings Printer: Voron Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill:...

The end cap on my Mini v2's X arm was stuck, glued onto the shafts, and I couldn't budge it with a hammer. So I designed a puller to remove the end cap quickly. I ended up with two versions: one with an M3 screw and another larger one with an M4...

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...

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...

This mount is built specifically for use with a 5050 radial fan on an MPSM V2 paired with an E3D v6 hot end. It's recommended to have a dedicated power line for the original fan, and you can also utilize a buck converter to minimize noise by running...

... I wouldn't have thought of this modification. The Hatchbox Glow-in-the-Dark filament worked well on my MPSM V2. In this case, I don't think quality is a major concern. ... Again, this solution was tested and works seamlessly with all stock parts.

When I purchased the MPSM V2, the previous owner had already mounted an E3D V5 hotend with a standard 30mm fan in place. The available heatsink/part cooler ducts fit perfectly on the heatsink, but positioned the part cooler directly above the...

After printing out both original holders that I mixed this one from and found them too close or too far away from the bed, I decided to throw that STL into tinkercad and make it work for me. I made the slot smaller than the gauge fits into, added a...