Gopro Timelapse Multislot System Ender 3 Pro

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UPDATE April 11, 2020; Enhanced Version Added for Increased Stability During Extended Arm Timelapse. A Note on Z-Stop Positioning: I've Found It Essential to Place My Z Stop About 1mm Below the Base Frame (Notch Removed with Clippers) and Utilize Stiffer Yellow Springs. This Provides Sufficient Clearance Between the Design and Heat Bed Elements, Preventing Potential Issues. If You're Using Regular Springs and Your Z Stop Is Above the Frame, You May Encounter a Clearance Problem. To Address This Issue, I'll Be Adding an Alternative Version for Users Who Can't Edit Vertex or Adjust the Model. Please Bear with Me as I Work on This Update. I'm Considering Adding 3MF and G-Code Files That Make It Easier to Remove Material Between the Forks. This Involves Bridging Between Custom Supports, Resulting in Only Minimal Support Removal Between the Slot Forks. UPDATE April 4, 2020: Version 2 Has Been Added, Featuring a Tighter Grip on the Frame and Included in the Platter. Watch This Video to See the Muti-Slot System for GoPro Hero in Cage-Type Configuration Working with My Hero 5: https://youtu.be/97B1R1tApxs The Multi-Slot System Works with Gopro Hero, Including Hero 5 Models. 3MF and G-Code Files Have Been Added for Ender 3 Pro Users. These Include Every Component Arranged to Facilitate Printing, Along with Raft Settings to Prevent Warping and Improve Print Stability. Special Support Settings Are Included to Make Removal Easy. When Splitting the In-Between Support Material, It's Essential to Carefully Pries Apart the Slots of the Tuning Fork Design. The Spatula Tool Provided in the Ender 3 Kit Is Effective for Making the First Split. Use Clippers to Create the Second Split and Run the Spatula Along the Slots. To Prevent Warping, Keep the Bed Heated During Printing. Support Is Blocked in Bolt Areas of the Platter.