Thanks Zackary!

Hey Seth, glad to help!

Couldn't agree more!

Thanks! 👍

Wow, thank you!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you very much!

Hey Matt, that's cool! Feel free to wait a little bit for the first "beta" testers if you're not 100% sure. I'll be reviewing the feedback shortly after release and possibly make a follow up video to address some of the potential issues.

Haha there should be a version that includes the rest of the printer :P

It's a great printer. Do it

@quique182 Yup that could be a thing. I need to use my time on things that can scale though. I might try it out though to see what it's like to do something like that.

same

Thanks a ton!

Thank you very much! Let me know if you encounter any issues.

Thank you! Glad you like it. Still figuring out how to improve my videos.

@@MihaiDesigns no need it was to the point with no gimmicks. The content was not fluffed, each talking point lead to another. I wouldn't add more. Other videos add memes or effects and that can feel cheap. You even edited the video yourself. Did you know some just send they're raws to a video editor to produce. Taken all that into account it was a great video to watch. I can wait to see more.

I'm happy to help my fellow makers.

Hey Bob, sounds great! Hope you'll enjoy it!

Awesome!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you! Cheers!

Mersi! :)

Glad to hear that

Thank you!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you! Cheers!

Mersi frumos!

Many thanks!!

Saludos!

Thanks, Tyler! I'm glad you like it. Hopefully this idea will be used for other printers. Maybe I'll adapt it for some if there's enough interes.t

@@MihaiDesigns its great! I showed my buddy so we could start doing hotend mods on our printers :)

@@LilSqueet Cool!

Cool! I've got an Ender. I might look into an extruder for it, but not sure when.

Awesome, thank you!

Cool! What do you need it for?

@@MihaiDesigns To see your efforts , I really liked your representation and the design.

Thanks! Yes, I watched the live stream :) I just got the hardware for prototyping my current project which is not a 3d printer mod. Then, the next one is an universal 3d printer accessory that helps with more than dual extrusion.

Thank you! I haven't used a MK2S so far. If it uses the same Pinda probe and IR sensor then there's a chance for this to fit, but I have no way of testing.

@@MihaiDesigns was looking for this. I'll be happy to test it on my mk2s when the files are released.

Haha cool!

Hey Tony, how's life in Argentina? I used to have a couple colleagues from there. Thanks for the comment. The magnets are compressed with screws. A bit of an overkill, but is very reliable. Speaking of Instagram, I wonder if I should publish all my videos there as well, or if I should only publish the ones with more general audience, what do you think? And you're right, 3D design takes a lot of time. It's relatively easy to get the initial version out and many people stop there, and that will probably have a ton of problems. Print, next day find problems, iterate, print, next day learn about more problems, repeat many times. I'm sure a lot more could be improved if I was to do a second version with all I've learned from this project. But there are so many projects I want to work on... maybe I'll do a geared extruder design one day that is more compact. Wait, I've got Autumn and you've got Spring? Cool!

Just realized there are also the IR sensor magnets. Those could use a bit of glue.

Hi, there should be a carriage for it and you screw in an M3 screw as far as I can remember.

@@MihaiDesigns Thanks for your reply, I found the carriage! Already ordered the parts for it (hype) ^^

You mean the geared BMG? That one is not supported but I might make a geared extruder version if there are enough requests. No support for older MK3 filament sensor though.

@@MihaiDesigns aw... :( I just looked at the video again, and it does only have the new sensor setup for MK3S. Well, this should still work on an MK3 but just not using the sensor, right? I often turn off the sensor anyway as I get frequent false triggers. And yes, its the geared BMG :)

Lots of requests for this. I only heard good things about the Mosquito. Does it need this mod though?

@@MihaiDesigns Mosquito is just the Hotend. The housing is still bad on the Prusa. I'm running Bondtech and Mosquito which is awesome! But I love your design with the magnets, super good for cleaning. I'm sure you can make a business out of this just like Bondtech did. They turn 2.4M USD each year in money. Swedish dude who started it from nothing. You can do the same. You design is unique and it will sell! Have the parts SLS printed and sell them. You'll help the community and you'll get rich!

@@billyjoe3309 Thanks Billy, I'll keep that in mind.

Hmm... I might have not used the right wording about that nut. It's for the idler door actually. Works as a lever with MMU and there's a lot of idler door movement with MMU. I guess you could just use a normal hex nut for non-mmu, but there is a small chance that you'll have to re-tighten it every new year or so.

For wood filament or any fibrous filaments I'd recommend you change your nozzle size to 0.5mm or above

It's compatible with the Bear frame, just not with the Bear X-Axis (separate mod).

Thanks! Looking into getting an Ender 3 and study it.

Stock part cooling fan is separate.

At 5:59 you can see that the stock part cooling fan is still being used.

I've ordered a drop in replacement geared motor which I will test when it arrives. No other geared solution is compatible I'm afraid :(

@@MihaiDesigns that's surprising. The pancake stepper is the same size as the normal one, except in depth (along the shaft length) and it is a little less powerful.

@@brianfoster7064 oh, I thought you meant a geared pancake. I guess it can be tried, just make sure it's rated at 1A at least (or adjust the firmware). For me there are more pressing issues than extruder weight so I didn't bother.

I get you. The magnets have a small responsibility there. The locking mechanism is more complex than it looks. On my printers the motors would come to a halt long before the extruder would open should it hit a warped print.

Yup, I just don't have the time or the printers. That's why I shared the STEP files for people to adapt to other printers.

@@MihaiDesigns an going to have to look into it. I really like this style.

@@brianfoster7064 cool! The only potential issue I see is the fan hitting the frame on the left side.

Haha hopefully I'll be working on other projects, not just 3d printer improvements.

Sure, I haven't used the Mosquito, but if you can afford one then I don't think you need this.

@@MihaiDesigns I haven't used a Mosquito as well but let me just address the "afford" part of your reply, I thing that most people that spent the 750+shipping on a MK3 would probable have 60 bucks to spend on a Mosquito clone that has the upside of just fitting straight into the MK3 head.

@@wilsonmura5930 That's a fair point.

At the end of the week. Thanks for your patience.

Lots of people pointing this out. Would those extruders really make use the PitStop design I wonder?

@@MihaiDesigns perhaps not as they don't clog as much but they would make it easier to swap components. Though the mosquito is easier to swap nozzles than the current e3d extruder. Perhaps a chassis that can allow the swap of extruder whereas you can slip on a different extruder compartment? I'm just brainstorming.

Cool!

@@MihaiDesigns I'd love for some sort of hybrid design incorporating both design elements.

Hey Emanuele! Glad you like it, thank you.

Haha mersi!