New Printer Standoffs and a Rebuild
Max Glenister
There are lots of mods and additions for the Anycubic Kossel on Thingiverse. I’ve been looking to reduce the footprint of my 3D printer for a while now as it currently shares the same desk as my PC. I came across a set of standoff legs and immediately downloaded and printed them.
They printed great, with no failures and no adhesion problems. One of the legs even has a mount for the PSU power cable.
I had to take apart the entire base of the printer to install the 3D printed T-nuts that attach the standoffs to the bottom of the printer with M3 screws, and redo the wiring so that I could position the PSU under the printer, but it was completely worth it.
The printer seemed like it’s finally dialed in… and then I had to go and dismantle it to install the standoffs. Ah well!
Kossel 2020 Riser Feet: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2460490 T-nut M3 2020 aluprofile: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1073567
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