OneUp Bed Replacement
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This is the starting point for a major revamp of the OneUp 3D Printer. Print out both the front and back parts, then swap in these components for the original bed mount. I will post improved pictures later. If you lack a sufficiently long belt to fit into the M3 belt clamps, you might need to track down a source for longer belts or replace the existing ones with GT2 belts and pulleys. Additionally, you'll require zip ties to secure the linear rods in place. I printed these components on my OneUp at a 45-degree angle to make them fit within the print bed's confines. These upgraded parts are presently used in my operational OneUp printer. Print Settings: Rafts: Supports: Resolution: Print with resolution set to 200 microns or better for finer detail. Infill: Aim for infill rates of 20% or higher, ideally 30% if possible. Notes:
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