(available in a hardware store, ask for cuttings or scrap panel) – 4$ – 1 plywood or melanine panel size: 18″x16″ thickness 5/8″
(available in a hardware store or at a one-dollar shop such as Dollarama) – 3$ – 1 anti-slip shelf liner (at least 16″ large) Less vibration = better quality of prints and also with such stable base you will need to do the bed calibration less often. This simple and inexpensive tutorial will allow you to stabilise your Prusa i3 on a board using these hooks. Tutorial : Pimp my Prusa i3 – A 8$ trick to get a higher print quality with your Afinibot prusa Step 7: Add the case cover and you are done Step 6: Add the ZRIB board and connect all the wires. Step 5: Fix the “raft” on the bottom case and make sure the plug and cables comes out on the right side in order to be connected to the ZRIB board. Note where the cable should comes out in order to connect them on the ZRIB board. Step 4: Use the cable ties to fix all the cable on the “raft”. Step 3: Mark all the wire so you know where to plug them later The wires ( from the left Z-motor, power supply, y-motor and y limit switch) should come out IN the case. Step 2: Place the bottom case as shown on the picture.
Step 1: Place all wire through the holes of the acrylic board Electronicgeek.ca is not responsible for the actions of the reader after reading this tutorial. You need +- 1 hours for this tutorial, and a lot of patience. It’s a good idea to plug the ZRIB board without using the case and test the printer’s electronic.
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A simple case to give a professional look to your printer!ĭisclaimers: be always extra careful when you manipulate the board and the wire.
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