Original Prusa Mini ++ Mosquito Conversion
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Print instructionsPrint this with the visible side down, so you get that nice textured look whenever you stare at your prints as they happen. You shouldn't need any supports, as I designed the holes like Prusa does.20% infill (I use gyroid because it reminds me of Animal Crossing and looks cool)PETG or higher heat resistance material should be perfect. You might get away with PLA, but I'm not sure I'd chance it. Update Jan 10 2022If this support included version doesn't print right, I'll remove it. I'll also very likely change the support in the power and ethernet port, since I have no idea what I was thinking supporting some of that circular hole…added a version of the control box with with built-in supports since I couldn't get Cura to do what I wanted it to Update Jan 9 2022Putting the box on the rail, I found out that even when completely tightened, the slide-in t-nuts are not putting any pressure on the extrusion at all, meaning the box can slide around as it pleases. So this is still the R8 D6 revision, but just edited that part. I'm hoping this fixes it, since the box is around 10 hours to print for me.Added my restyled front Y-axis piece (with MMU insert). It's 1mm taller to help with the M5 screw pockets.Speaking of screw pockets, they're adjusted for low profile M5's for added slickness. You can still use the originals, of course. Update Jan 6 2022adjusted square nut holes on z-bottom to fit the thicker style instead of absolutely having to reuse the thin ones from the originalupdated to the R8 style bottomremoved the wall between the ethernet and power port, as it seems to break every time I'd tried to print it except onceadjusted a couple port hole positionsSupports as you see fit. I would recommend all the bridges honestly. Update Jan 31 2021made the holes for the hex nuts smaller to promote better hold under torqueadded relief cut on the M6 hole, as threading may result in splitting the model on version D1resized the D1 on the fan spacer, since it printed a touch too smalladded some extra padding and adjusted hex nut and square nut holes on the Z bottomadded some more fun design to the Z bottom Update:added version numbers (everything is D1 right now)uploaded new Z bottom to counteract 5.6mm shift in nozzle positionuploaded notched fan duct for heatsink clearanceThe new Z bottom should print better now, as I removed the unnecessary overhangs on two parts of it. The cutout for the pad might not need supports, but you should probably do supports on the big cutout.I loved the idea of having the original look of the Prusa Mini heatsink, but it's missing the text, and a couple other Prusa style features.I HAVEN'T PRINTED THIS YET, BUT WHEN I DO, I'LL POST REAL PICTURES, AND ADJUST AS NEEDED.For this remix:fixed the alignment for the allen wrench access holesadded Prusa style holes, so you can print on the show side without supportsadded "ORIGINAL PRUSA MINI ++" to appeal to my aestheticschanged the fitting to a PC4-M6 styleI would use the through style for the fitting, as that will keep you from having to use two pieces of PTFE on the hotend... end. Same for the extruder end for that matter.I'm hoping this is going to be the end-all beat-all version of this mount!
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