Modular Head For Anycubic Mega And Prusa I3 3D Printer Model

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Summary

Modular printer head concept

This is a modular printer head concept based on the Prusa i3 X-Carriage that can be found here :
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2838383

I initially implemented a serie of improvement from Anycubic Ultimate Upgrade but I was tired of unsxcrewing a lots of part when I had a nozzle clogged. So I decided to make it easier to remove by modifying the back plate to a more modular concept with a slider and only 1 screw.

Then I realized I can do more with my printer. This is when I decided to build more modular adapter.

X-Carriage and back plane

These are the first part to print. for this you will have to print

  • X-Carriage.stl
  • Modular_Back_Plane.stl
  • Belt_holder.stl
  • End_Stop.stl

For those part I recommend PETG and at least 30% infill as they will have to be sturdy enough to hold everything.

To assemble these part you will need

  • 4 M2.5*20mm screws and nuts
  • 1 M2.5*8mm screw and nut
  • Belt (optional if your belt is long enough)
  • 2 Linear bearing (you can reuse your existing ones)

3D Printer head module

Obviously this module was the first one to be built. Here the parts you need.

  • Modular_Nema_17_Mount.stl
  • Modular_Titan_cover.stl
  • Rear_Fan_Support.stl
  • Rear_Fan_Bracket.stl
  • Rear_Fan_Mount.stl
  • Rear_Fan_Duct.stl

Print those part with PETG or ABS as they will have to support a lot of heat.

You will also need

You may also need some cable connector if you plan to refresh the wiring of your hotend and fans. For the screws you can buy A M2-M3-M4-M5 Kit and a M2.5 KIT.

Pen plotter module

This started as an experiment to see how a 3D printer can be used to print in 2D. The result is good and you can use this to print on small flat objects or gift cards.

Parts to print:

  • Modular_Multi_Plate.stl (can be used for other project to fix things)
  • Modular_Pen_Plate.stl
  • Modular_Pen_Holder.stl

To assemble this you will need:

  • 1 M3*12mm screw and nut
  • 1 Spring or rubber band to hold the pen plate and holder together by some small hook.
  • a pen of your choice

Laser Engraver/Cutter Module

Part to print:

  • Modular_Laser_Mount.stl

You will need:

Belt_Holder.step 123.5KB
Belt_Holder.stl 693.3KB
End_Stop.step 28.0KB
End_Stop.stl 56.5KB
Modular_Back_Plane.step 220.3KB
Modular_Back_Plane.stl 792.5KB
Modular_Laser_Mount.step 89.6KB
Modular_Laser_Mount.stl 112.1KB
Modular_Multi_plate.step 189.9KB
Modular_Multi_Plate.stl 197.5KB
Modular_Nema_17_Mount.step 34.9KB
Modular_Nema_17_Mount.stl 81.3KB
Modular_Pen_Holder.step 58.7KB
Modular_Pen_Holder.stl 218.1KB
Modular_Pen_Plate.step 48.2KB
Modular_Pen_Plate.stl 50.7KB
Modular_Titant_Cover.stl 71.0KB
Modular_Titan_Cover.step 47.2KB
Rear_Fan_Bracket.step 88.3KB
Rear_Fan_Bracket.stl 101.8KB
Rear_Fan_Duct.step 237.8KB
Rear_Fan_Duct.stl 869.4KB
Rear_Fan_Mount.step 122.3KB
Rear_Fan_Mount.stl 113.4KB
Rear_Fan_Support.step 112.2KB
Rear_Fan_Support.stl 292.0KB
X-Carriage.step 407.4KB
X-Carriage.stl 1.3MB