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Anycubic Mega Zero 2.0 Low Profile Side Spool Adapter
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Want your Anycubic Mega Zero 2.0 printer to be shorter? The cubbyhole you want to put it in just doesn't have the headroom? Put the spool on the side instead of on top! Re-purposes stock hardware. No extra hardware needed, just the print. Also, the new position of the spool is at a much better angle in relation to the extruder motor.
Instructions:
Print adapter.
Remove filament from spool holder.
Unscrew existing spool holder.
Place spool holder arm inside 3d print. It might be a tight fit. Give it a few taps.
Screw 3d print back into the same screw holes.
Place filament back onto the spool holder.
Enjoy your new shorter 3d printer!
Notes:
- Designed for 0.2mm layer height. It's probably rather forgiving with other layer heights, your mileage may vary.
- 10% rectilinear infill worked fine for me.
- Designed for a 0.4 mm nozzle and at least 3 perimeters.
Revisions:
v1.1: Some parts were a tight fit when connecting to the printer parts. Loosened some tolerances
Instructions:
Print adapter.
Remove filament from spool holder.
Unscrew existing spool holder.
Place spool holder arm inside 3d print. It might be a tight fit. Give it a few taps.
Screw 3d print back into the same screw holes.
Place filament back onto the spool holder.
Enjoy your new shorter 3d printer!
Notes:
- Designed for 0.2mm layer height. It's probably rather forgiving with other layer heights, your mileage may vary.
- 10% rectilinear infill worked fine for me.
- Designed for a 0.4 mm nozzle and at least 3 perimeters.
Revisions:
v1.1: Some parts were a tight fit when connecting to the printer parts. Loosened some tolerances
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