printrbot simple pro heated bed 3d models

... and faster way to warm up the heated bed. I control my heated bed with a 16A 12V relay because excessive amperage could damage my ramps card. ...This modification works significantly better and protects my ramps board while also heating up faster.

Summary Replacing the connector on a heated bed new cable mod requires attention to detail, as demonstrated by this DIY solution: http://rigidtalk.com/wiki/index.php?title=Heated_Bed_-_Replacing_the_connector. This innovative approach involves...

No more accidentally shorting out your bed when leveling it by dropping the Allen key on the heated bed contacts. While you can cover the contacts of the heated bed pcb with blue bed tape to protect them, here is a more permanent solution. This...

... joints on my bed. This modification creates a bridge over the solder joints. Be sure to print using materials that can handle the heat from the bed (like PETG or ABS). ... I also included my Fusion 360 file so you can tweak it some more if needed.

... joints on my bed. This modification creates a bridge over the solder joints. Be sure to print using materials that can handle the heat from the bed (like PETG or ABS). ... I also included my Fusion 360 file so you can tweak it some more if needed.

The Lerdge heated bed high-power expansion module showcases a distinctive snowflake heatsink design for enhanced cooling efficiency. This potent addition to your 3D printer with the Lerdge board increases performance significantly. It addresses the...

Designed this really quickly to support my heated bed. Should work with most 215mm x 215mm beds. Lifts the bed high enough not to interfere with the base. ...The right side is intentionally designed to be 1mm shorter to counter x-gantry sag.</p> ...

Designed this really quickly to support my heated bed. Should work with most 215mm x 215mm beds. Lifts the bed high enough not to interfere with the base. The right side is intentionally designed to be 1mm shorter to counter x-gantry sag. ... Category:...

... exits at a right angle to the connector. There is also a slot for a large wire tie to be used a cable support. Print in ABS due to proximity to the heated bed. Here's my HyperCube: https://www.thingiverse.com/make:272257 Category: 3D Printer Parts

I've had three prints ruined because a wire to my heated bed broke due to metal fatigue at the copper wires soldered to the PCB heater bed. On my printer, the wires just hang loose. As I move the printer in the Y direction, the wires bend and...

Simple feet fit Simple Metal perfectly. I've attached both the complete model and the model split into bottom and top halves below. Try printing the bottom part in flexible material first, then overprint the top part in ABS by switching to the ABS...

I built my own heated bed glass corner holder, unable to find a satisfactory pre-made solution. ...I created this makeshift setup because conventional products lacked the desired functionality.

Case for MOSFET module with heated bed, paired with a 30MM fan. ... Print Settings: Printer: D-Bot Rafts: None printed Supports: Enabled Resolution: Set to 0.2mm Infill Density: 100% filled

Attach clip to glass on heated platform. ...Designed using OpenSCAD for a 214x214mm bed and 200x200mm 4mm thick glass. ...Updated on July 15, 2014 with a fully customizable SCAD source.

Secure the heated bed cable by clipping it to avoid accidental disconnections. ...Designed specifically for use with a printed circuit board-only setup, eliminating the need for an aluminum plate.

Added strain relief for HEVO frames or any other 2020 frames, which proves useful for heated beds fueled by AC power or any type of heated bed setup. The distance between the 2020 frame and the cable groove is roughly 13mm. The offset from the...

I encountered an issue with the Z probe snagging my heated bed cable, causing a belt to slip as it attempted to extract its own wires while traveling near the edge of the glass. To resolve this problem, I employed a simple yet effective solution...

Link to the g+ thread discussing the silicon heated bed upgrade: https://plus.google.com/u/0/106396952736686264416/posts/gvsPgvvky5B?cfem=1 This custom cable modification kit is designed for use with heated bed replacement projects, including the...

... for a 220mm heatbed and 240mm glass plate. ...Since my Linear Plus came with a 240mm heated bed and ultrabase, I decided to design a similar clip but with a single holder, tailored just for that setup. ...So far, it seems to be working flawlessly!

I hastily conceptualized this design to accommodate my heated bed. It's likely compatible with most 215mm x 215mm beds, providing a sufficient lift to avoid interference with the base. ...Notably, the right side is intentionally constructed as 1mm...

Additionally, this new design raises the bed around 20mm, which helps keep the heat away from the controller mounted directly below it, eliminating overheating issues I was having when printing ABS with a 110C bed temperature. ... Print Settings: ...

The edges of the tension springs that support the heated bed scratch into the heated bed coating from underneath, causing an arc when the positive from the bed connects to the spring and unit's ground and has a high potential for fires. This spacer...

The primary function of this connector back shell is to safeguard the wires as they enter the heated bed, preventing any potential damage or strain on the delicate components. It consists of two distinct halves - a top and bottom section - that...

This individual shares a DIY method for creating an analog heated bed for a 3D printer, like the Ultimaker, using candles as a heat source. The aluminum plate is placed on top of the lit candle(s), with the number and type of candles determining the...

The Ender 2 Pro bed knob itself has low traction surface, and contact directly to the frame, which make it quite easy to rotate. This design use traction between part's surface to keep the knob in-place, and require some more force to turn it. ...

Simple design to keep the knob stationary Without (replacing new springs, loud noise, limited step angle, too hard to turn, required detailed print).The Ender 2 Pro bed knob itself has low traction surface, and contact directly to the frame, which...

The Ender 2 Pro bed knob itself has low traction surface, and contact directly to the frame, which make it quite easy to rotate. This design use traction between part's surface to keep the knob in-place, and require some more force to turn it. Use...

I'm using Wire Relief for heated bed and chamber sensor wires with my xBot Printer design. The wire relief is secured to the Z-Gantry plate by two m3 12mm screws. It's positioned so that the wires are tucked under the corner of the bed, preventing...

Here are some modifications to the provided text: Human: Wiring loom support for hot bed, designed specifically for Diggro Alpha-3 but compatible with others of similar design such as Longer LK4 and LK4 Pro, Alfawise U30 etc. I was motivated by a...

Here's an innovative solution that helps keep tabs on your prints even when it's pitch black - a clever LED strip holder designed specifically for attachment to a heated bed. ...With this handy device, you'll be able to monitor your print's progress...