mp mini select v2 3d models

Revised Knob for the Monoprice Select Mini Enhancements Include a Height Increase and Textured Ridges for Improved Finger Grip.

A cable cover for the Monoprice Select Mini. ...Suitable to the idea of https://www.thingiverse.com/make/747801.

I reengineered these plates to perfectly match the dimensions of the Monoprice Select Mini, also successfully repairing one of the servo holders. Some of these revised plates may slightly exceed a standard 120x120 setting in Cura. I used 125 and it...

I'm quite fond of the Select Mini but it does have some drawbacks. One major issue is the dial - it's just too smooth, making it tricky to turn by hand. Moreover, its placement directly under the bed requires extra caution when adjusting it during...

This side panel fits the Monoprice Select Mini v2 with the SKR 1.4 Turbo board and this board mount.

... 2 and press fit 608 bearings onto the posts. This modification accommodates almost any size spool with ease. After receiving my MP Select Mini, I discovered that the spool holder on my V2 model is different from the one on the Mini Delta printer.

Mounts on the filament holder that comes with the mini. I used a bearing sized 11mm OD, 5mm ID, and 4mm wide. Print two of the ends and one roller. The roller probably needs supports; I used them. Slide one end over then the other end and press the...

Upgraded my Monoprice Select Mini V2 main board to a BTT SKR Mini E3 V2 and needed a compatible display, so chose an Ender 3 original display. Only requires one ribbon cable in EXT3 and compiles in Marlin with CR10_STOCKDISPLAY. Supports only...

The design should print smoothly on any printer, but I specifically designed it with the most affordable beginner 3D printer available at this price point in mind, which is the Monoprice Maker Select Mini v2. To print the model, you will need to...

resized in fusion to allow for the larger standard 120mm desktop PC fans by noctua, also edited the hooks so they fit under the stepper motors in the V2 (original version would not work as they were too chunky)

I was after a filament guide for my Monoprice Select Mini v2 that I could run some Bowden/PTFE tubing to from a dry box. <br> <br> Drawing on <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2719472">m_power's</a> and <a...

I was after a filament guide for my Monoprice Select Mini v2 that I could run some Bowden/PTFE tubing to from a dry box. Drawing on m_power's and EdventureTime's filament guides, I designed this for use with a PC4-M6 pneumatic fitting. There are two...

Yet another clip to remove the play in the print bed, I designed them with clearance for the auto leveling to work properly.

I utilize Cura as my slicer and Repetier_Host firmware on both top and bottom surfaces. To achieve the best possible quality, I recommend using 100% fill for both layers. ...Following slicing, I edit my G-code to locate the first Z movement and adjust...

I had some poor print quality on my MPMDv2, turned out the bed was sliding around from the nozzle movements. Print these to put push back against these movements. They are mounted under the swivel lock that hold the bed down. ...Make sure they push...

I had some poor print quality on my MPMDv2, turned out the bed was sliding around from the nozzle movements. Print these to put push back against these movements. They are mounted under the swivel lock that hold the bed down. Make sure they...

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'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 an upgraded hotend assembly for improved cooling of the hotend and nozzle on Monoprice Mini Select V2 printers. This mod allows for separate fans for the hotend and the nozzle (requiring custom Marlin firmware tweaks and a bit of wiring...

* I've added support to the top blower screw mount so that it no longer needs support to print, it is touching the build plate * The screw holes have been adjusted to fit M2 bolts, since that's what's standard on the Mini Select V2 and I had a bunch...

The Monoprice Select Mini V2 comes with a cloned V6-style hot end. If you install a genuine e3d V6 hot end and nozzle in the stock mount, you find yourself about 5mm away from the bed normally. There are many ways to overcome this gap and other...

The fan duct is designed for use with the Monoprice Select mini V2. It utilizes the MPSM's original 30mm fan as the part cooling fan, and a single 30mm fan as the hotend cooling fan, powered by a 12v power supply. Alternatively, the power wires...

I love my Monoprice Select Mini v2 3D printer but I made up my mind 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...

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...

A decorative accent panel for the Mini v2, carefully crafted for precision and beauty. This design is specifically intended for laser cutting, its intricate details and shapes best brought out by this method. If you have access to a large enough 3D...

... hitting a switch 90 degrees from the part. I just used the dial as is. Print Settings Printer Brand: Monoprice Printer: Select Mini Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.13125 Infill: 33 Filament: Monoprice ABS+ Yellow Category: 3D Printer Parts

Printing with TPE on my Mini Select was a challenge - lots of glue stick, slow speeds, and patience were required to get usable ones. Inspired by other designs, I used two things as references: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2722203 and...

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 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,...

... (from the power supply) that is mounted below the black extruder arm. Works great! Make sure your LED strip is sub 3mm in height, so it doesn't hit the prints ;) Hopefully this will help someone / will make someone enjoy their mini a bit more :)