Prusa i3 MK2S SketchUp Dynamic Model (automatic bed/hotend p

As requested by another user, I decided to post the SketchUp model file I use to build/measure most my printer parts off of. Most of the printed parts are copies of STL, OpenSCAD and DXF releases from original Prusa Git. License GNU GPL v3. All other parts (screws, nuts/bolts, shafts etc.) and electronics were built by me for this model, but all credit has to go to Josef Průša for his awesome work. Please support the developer and buy a kit! NOTE! This is a Dynamic Model, I've added a remote control which you can use the "Interact" tool on to move the axis to a number of fixed (and programmable) positions. Also, iIf you select the printer and open the dynamic components options you can re-program/set the coordinates you want for the 4 programmable buttons as well as the auto-home position. This is what I typically do after copying in a new part to make sure the head/components won't hit anything I've designed to mount on the printer, its saved me numerous print hours when things wouldn't end up fitting. Be careful with moving/editing parts within the dynamic axis's manually, I've "blown" this drawing up a couple of times myself lol. __**Oh! Almost Forgot!**__ Its probably a little important to mention... **This model is scaled up 1000x** Due to SketchUps small dimension issues this is the easiest and most reliable way I've found to work at all times. It doesn't change the final file size, gets rid of component scaling issues, zoomed edges disappearing, and everyone's favorite error drawing a small circle with too many faces... The model units are set to meters instead of milimeters, just make sure you scale the export appropriately, the MK2S has a fairly large print bed, but not quite 1000x large... If your exporting or importing STL's its really easy (and imho better) to import/export scaled rather than scale once the import is done, you never have to worry about units or scaling, its just automatic. You only have to do this once if you'd like to work this way, it'