prusa i3 mk3 pinda probe adjustment 3d models

The Prusa i3 MK3 features an aluminum frame, specifically utilizing 6mm thickness for durability and stability in its construction.

I made some minor adjustments to the classic design by trimming 4mm from its vertical height so it would fit snugly on my trusty Prusa I3 Mk3 frame. Either the aluminum plate adds a subtle rounded edge or the power supply takes up a bit more space,...

What sets my blood boiling, however, is the PINDA mount's finicky clamp - it's frustratingly resistant to gentle adjustments, requiring a brutal "Just a little harder...just a bit more" approach to set the probe height. And if that wasn't enough, its...

Here's a fresh take on that thing from Thingiverse, and I designed it specifically for my trusty Prusa i3 MK3 3D printer.

Here is a custom designed tool holder specifically for the MK3. ...It's compatible with most standard tools included in the Prusa i3 MK3 kit, plus additional items such as a spatula and two pairs of pliers.

For more information about the MK3, visit https://www.prusaprinters.org/original-prusa-i3-mk3-bloody-smart/ The latest STL files are available here: https://github.com/prusa3d/Original-Prusa-i3/tree/MK3 Additional resources can be found at Prusa...

Here are all the essential components required to assemble a brand-new Prusa i3 Mk3. ...Simply locate the electronics, which can be obtained from https://shop.prusa3d.com/en/, and you'll be ready to start building your 3D printer.

This is a replacement knob designed for the Prusa i3 MK3/MK3S. The photo is from a print using transparent PETG. ...It should work fine with any kind of filament.

I designed this basic tool holder specifically for use with the MK3. ...It will accommodate all of the standard tools that come with the Prusa i3 MK3 package, as well as additional items such as a spatula and two pairs of pliers.

I couldn't find any probe mounts that worked with my Prusa Pinda probe, this should also work with any probe with an 8mm diameter. Uses the stock nut, and any m3 screw. ...I've printed and confirmed that this works.

... knob for 6mm split shafts, which seems like a relatively trivial upgrade. ...I'm confident there are countless other options available on Thingiverse. As it happens, I created this design to replace the original one that came with my Prusa I3 MK3.

... Heatbed Cover design and R2 STEP files, as well as an assembly for the R2 model. The PSU Assembly was also updated, with version 3.04 added. Recently, an assembly of the MMU 2.0 was created in SolidWorks, viewable on Prusa i3 MK3 MMU 2.0 SolidWorks.

This is a modified Prusa MK3 extruder body, designed to accommodate a Z Probe with a 12mm barrel, rather than the 8mm barrel of the official Prusa PINDA probe. Specifically, it's meant for use with the Taiss 2pcs LJ12A3-4-Z/AX Inductive Proximity...

Original Mount Holder for Prusa Filament Retainer on the MK3 with Ball Bearings

This is an authentic replica of the iconic Original Prusa MK3 keychain.

The Prusa i3 MK3 is an incredible machine, a testament to perseverance and innovative design. One component, however, drives me to the brink of fury - the PINDA mount. The clamp's subtle resistance makes fine-tuning the probe's height a frustrating...

The Prusa i3 MK3 is a remarkable machine, a triumph of trial-and-error, engineering, & design. The single part of the thing that makes me burn with an incomprehensible rage is the PINDA mount. That @#^$% clamp...it has just enough resistance that you...

......Also, I remixed it to work with an 8mm Pinda Probe since I plan to upgrade to that. The BlTouch mount works perfectly, especially with my new R5 Cover Remix, which I also included. The Fan Shroud and Fan-Support are the original Design from Prusa.

I wanted to swap out the feet that came with my Prusa i3 MK3, but most of the designs I found required at least partial disassembly of the frame. So, I decided to create one myself. There were a few simpler options available, but I thought of going...

This is actually my Am8 mk3, remodeled Prusa i3 mk3 parts adapted to fit an Am8. You will need some components from the original Am8 build to complete this project. Please note that you'll need to mirror the Z-axis top and Z-axis bottom in order...

The pictured blue prusa is a Mk2.8, using all the MK3 electronics with a Mk42 bed and Pinda 1 prob. It uses the original Mk2 power supply for the bed and an additional 24v Meanwell power supply for the Einsy board. I'm using an external mofset to...

I have a Prusa MK3 printer, which I've upgraded with r3 parts and various customizations that I've designed myself. The base design is from multiple sources. Some of the modifications include a cable chain mod for both Y and Z axes, an X-axis cable...

Replacement knob for Prusa

Fortunately, these drawers attach seamlessly to the Prusa's side panel and slide in with ease. ...Two drawers are available: one equipped with a sorting mechanism and another without, both featuring trays that nest comfortably inside their respective...

This is a keychain of the Original Prusa MK 3 Print Settings Printer Brand: LulzBot Printer: TAZ 5 Supports: Yes Category: Keychains

Since I built the Prusa, it felt like it had real potential on both sides to add some storage space for the tools you need when printing models. jgm1986's flat cable clip was the starting point I needed, as I imagined the 2020 alu profile of the...

... a thickness of 0.1mm. With this, you can probe the bed at different points until you find a spot that needs to be raised slightly. ... Here's a video showing the working principle of my design: https://youtu.be/D-oDtIR3Fl0 Detect language: English

This wrench is specifically designed for one thing: adjusting the P.I.N.D.A. probe, and that's exactly what it does perfectly well. To be honest, I'm tired of having to run to my other tools every time I need a 12mm wrench. ... I've been searching for...

I'm happy to lend a helping hand in leveling your P.I.N.D.A on your Prusa i3 MK3. I noticed that using a zip tie to estimate the probe's distance was quite a hassle. ...To make things easier, I designed this tool to replace the zip tie - it's more...

Here's my helping hand to level your P.I.N.D.A on your Prusa i3 MK3. I've found it a real hassle keeping track of where the probe should be, only to have to rummage through a drawer for a zip tie to get an approximate reading. So I came up with this...