Monoprice Mini Delta Glass Clips

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UPDATE: I no longer rely on those holding methods. They worked initially, but I highly recommend creating the Dennis Brown BED hold down clamps outlined in his Facebook post; they will significantly enhance your autoleveling consistency. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1684928128189333?view=permalink&id=2134979383184203 As for securing the glass plate, I now follow this approach: 1. Remove that stock build surface sticker like a bandaid. 2. Spray a couple of squirts of hairspray onto the bottom of the glass plate. Carefully place the glass plate on the aluminum heated bed so it is well centered. 3. Allow 20 minutes to dry. The glass plate now holds firmly in place without additional clamps. These clips will securely hold a 120mm glass plate on your Monoprice Mini Delta's bed. You'll also receive some protective shields that prevent debris from falling into the bottom of your printer. This is a remix of two good designs on Thingiverse, and I believe they are better combined than separate. The reason for this design is that it doesn't allow the clips to spin, which could potentially cause the bed to become unlevel mid-print with previous glass clips available on Thingiverse. These clips are designed to tightly hug the stock clips, adding a second point of contact and enhancing rigidity. To install, clip the shield end of this part higher up on the rails and then slide it down; you may need to wiggle it back and forth to get it over the stock clips. >DEFINITELY CHECK: Every time you reinstall your glass plate, make sure you can still hear the tact switches under the bed click if you press your fingers on the three spots where auto-leveling is triggered. I am not responsible for any damages caused by using this print.