Prusa MK3S+ Frame Brace - Replaces Einsy Door

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Material

High-Detail Resin (8K)

Colour

Grey

Weight

~40 g

Print time

~4.5 h

Shipping

$10 std · $20 express

Lead time

1-3 d print + 1-4 d ship

This is a reinforced and braced Einsy door mod to brace the Z axis to the Y axis. Just use your stock Einsy base with this. This prevents the Z axis from wiggling and should improve your prints. I tried to keep this as simple as possible and instructions are below. It takes only a few hours to print. It works just as I intended and it really stiffens the wobble a lot! It is my favorite mod I have done because I consider it a requirement because it affects print quality, and not a just a nice to have. There is an alternate part, doorbracket_MMU, with the cutout for the MMU cable. The door is modified to be stronger and thicker around the perimeter, the hinges are removed and it now attaches directly to the Z and Y frames, with the help of a small frame insert. You don't need to disconnect any cables from your Einsy case! You will need: two m3 12mm screwsYou can print the frame insert piece or get these which drop in without frame assembly - https://www.amazon.com/Sutemribor-Hammer-Fastener-Aluminum-Profile/dp/B07FPLZXTFtwo m3 hex nuts Also check out my side mounted MK3 LCD mod https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3483560 Now you can mount a Logitech or any camera with a screw mount securely to the front frame, as well as place you Pi there for Octolapse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3518161 My cable clip keeps your LCD cables tidy: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3485143 My feet mod for reducing all vibration and noise by 95%, possible improving prints: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3496474 Fusion 360 File included for remixing. Print SettingsNo support.2 layer height100% infill preferred or 50% at leastPETG Filament Notes: 232/247 temp, no speed above 45, DoorBracket .2 layer height, FrameSlider .15 layer height Custom SectionAssembly Instructions Before starting use the long press on the dial to raise the Z axis up and out of the way. Prepare the FrameSlider part: Sand the FrameSlider part to ensure it will go in smoothly and can later be slide in the frame slot.Insert two m3 hex nuts and push them into the part firmly. Remove the stock Einsy Base and stock Einsy Door: Slightly loosen the two m3 hidden screwsthat secure the Einsy Base to the frame so the it can be easily slide off. Fully remove the long m3 bolt that attaches the base to the door.Slide off the Einsy base but keep the m3 frame bolts attached. Keep all the wires attached.Fully remove the Einsy door and hinges. You won't need the hinges anymore.Screw in the two door m3 10 screws from the Einsy door hinges back into the frame.Remove the single small square lock hex nut in the stock Einsy door door and place it aside for now. Remove the Rear Frame: Remove the eight large screws on the rear 3030 metal frame: first loosen all the bolts very slightly, then once are all loose, fully remove them. Gently lift it up the rear frame so you have enough room, and slide in the Frameslider part into the frame.Don't re-attach the frame screws just yet. Attach the new Door Brace: Attach the DoorBracket to the Z axis frame first and screw in the two m3 10mm screws into the frame. Then screw the bottom of the DoorBrace into the FrameSlider. You need two m3 12mm screws to attach it to the nut3030hex. I think m3 0mm might also work.Insert the small square hex nut into the DoorBracket slot for the long bolt to connect to later. Re-Attach the Rear Frame: Put the rear frame back on and lightly screw in all 8 large screws. Once they are all in tighten them. Re-attach the Einsy Base: Place all the wires neatly in to the Einsy base. Guide the X motor wire into the slot on the side of the base.Guide the base onto the bottom m3 10mm frame bolt, and gently shift it onto the top m3 frame bolt, while keeping all the wires inside.Screw the long bolt back into the Einsy base and tighten it. Make sure it pulls the hex nut we placed earlier into the door.Tighten the two frame bolts. Category: 3D Printer Parts