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Prusa i3 MK2 Simplify3D Bed Model STL (OpenSCAD)
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I have some minor damage on my bed / PEI sheet which I want to avoid. I've been looking into creating my own custom bed model for Simplify3D so I can easily avoid problem areas when laying out pieces to be printed.
I stumbled across ayourk's post on the Prusa forums and have modified his code.
Ayourk's post can be found at: https://shop.prusa3d.com/forum/software-archive--f87/mk2-silk-screen-for-simplify3d-t2101.html
Changes:
- Changed the drill holes to look more like they do on the bed with an outer ring.
- Added a fine grid which shows every 10mm.
- Added a function to import a DXF file to add a graphic of PEI Damage for areas you may want to avoid. (I've included samples of mine for reference)
- Changed the zheight from 2 to 0.1
##### To install this in simplify 3D:
1. Export your printer profile from within Simplify3D. **File > Export FFF Profile**
2. Edit the file in a text editor. Change **overridePrinterModels** to **1** and **printerModelsOverride** to
I stumbled across ayourk's post on the Prusa forums and have modified his code.
Ayourk's post can be found at: https://shop.prusa3d.com/forum/software-archive--f87/mk2-silk-screen-for-simplify3d-t2101.html
Changes:
- Changed the drill holes to look more like they do on the bed with an outer ring.
- Added a fine grid which shows every 10mm.
- Added a function to import a DXF file to add a graphic of PEI Damage for areas you may want to avoid. (I've included samples of mine for reference)
- Changed the zheight from 2 to 0.1
##### To install this in simplify 3D:
1. Export your printer profile from within Simplify3D. **File > Export FFF Profile**
2. Edit the file in a text editor. Change **overridePrinterModels** to **1** and **printerModelsOverride** to
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