A wanhao duplicator i3 plus with 0.4 nozzle
Two that I didnāt see up above but will be using in my latest build.
reference thread: https://www.electric-skateboard.builders/t/mt60-panel-mount-3d-printed/54991
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Oh. I donāt have much experience with those. I know the Monoprice Delta has to be scaled up about 2.5%.
I have this printerā¦have you done any modifications to it? Iāve gotten some damn fine prints out of mine after some work to it.
This is one I did the other day:
Looks really good man, Iām pretty new to 3d printing and have not yet done any modifications to it
Have you printed a Benchy yet? Its a little boat that is a stress/calibration print that will help you narrow down the issues and things you need to fix with your printer, Iād recommend starting there.
Check this page out: https://3dprinterwiki.info/wiki/wanhao-duplicator-i3/
I basically kept printing the benchy and referring to that page for modifications until my benchy came out perfect.
Mods I did to the I3: Z braces Upgraded Carriage Glass bed Better extruder fan unit Flexion extruder (so I can print TPU) Z alignment/blueprinting Bed thumbscrews
There are alot more that Iāve done but those really got my printer dialed in!
Also check out this facebook group, its dedicated to our printer!!
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Thanks for the help, Iāll try to get a good benchy without mods first. Also Iāll check out the Facebook page if I need more tips.
Yea my benchys slowly started to get better and better as the time went on.
For the glass bed, donāt waste your money there getting the ones āmade for the printerā.
I went to walmart, bought an 8x10 picture frame, removed the glass and used that. It was $1.35 I think! Make sure to keep it clean and throw a quick layer of Aquanet hairspray on it.
I secured it to the bed with binder clips for a bit but then found these thermal pads on amazon and I find that the heat is dispersed alot more efficiently now. (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B074K4CKG1/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1)
I made sort of a checkerboard pattern with them and it works perfectly.
Also built an enclosure around it for printing ABS and PETG (they like to feel the heat around them!) and it ended up stabilizing my PLA prints a bit more. I used end tables from Walmart and the Ikea LACK table kit on thingiverse. Closed all the sides with plexiglass and velcro so I can access any side when needed.
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I feel like I had a really good idea for a 3D printed part. Iām hoping someone can execute it. So if you own the tsg pass you know thereās washers that hold your visor on. What if we reprinted this part with a way to snap a generic size powerfull flashlight to the side?
This part (upload://3YJvywXt2a9VKOl0xZWSg5Ot3YB.jpg)
With something like this
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And a gopro mount for the other side
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Get me a TSG pass and Iāll design the model 
I kid but good idea, if I do end up getting on of those Iāll try to remember this thread.
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I can prolly do it as soon as I get some free time, but who knows when that will be 
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We should get the guy trying to sell the broken helmet to just give it to you.
Should probably design it with a specific light in mind. Something lightweight, since thereās nothing backing the insert on the other side.
I think what youād want is something like a Tikka headlamp kit adapterā¦ Tikka helmet kit adapter
This is a pretty nice light sort of expensive but if you have a TSG and a 3d printer you probably arenāt terribly broke: https://www.amazon.com/Maglite-XL50-3-Cell-Flashlight-Black/dp/B004JJQ3UY/
Uses 3AAA batteries says 30+hrs run time on low mode or 6hrs on normal I have a very similar one and itās super bright
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You wouldnāt be able to use the visor with that light
Good to know. Maybe not than