Monoprice MP Select Mini E3D Hotend Adapter

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Main project link: hackaday.io When it comes to affordable 3D printing, the Monoprice MP Select Mini stands out as a top choice, despite one major drawback: you can't purchase replacement hotends. Hotends are consumable parts that inevitably wear out, and at $200, replacing them on this printer is simply not feasible. Currently, when a hotend breaks on an MP Select Mini, the only solution is to spend another $200 on an entirely new printer - a ridiculous approach that will spell disaster for any business adopting it. Companies need to think differently if they want to stay in the game. The answer lies in creating a 3D printed hotend adapter for the E3D V6. This should be your go-to print when setting up the MP Select Mini. The good news is that this adapter has been thoroughly tested, and it works as expected. To assemble the adapter, you'll need some M3 nuts and M3 socket head screws (preferably 20mm long).