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ANYCUBIC MONO X HEATER

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Last update 2021-03-10 at 20:32
Publication date 2021-02-17 at 09:44
Design number 295499

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Heating with thermostat for Anycubic Mono X

This project was strongly inspired by the x3msnake model. His 3D model for Photon S is probably better designed than mine, don't hesitate to check out his project!

Link to the x3msnake model : link (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3442165).

And his Youtube video: link

PS : here is a video using his model : link


Since I don't have a metal case like on the Photon S (and not having the same thermostat), I wanted to recreate a 3D model. Here, the thermostat screen is oriented upwards for easier reading because the heater is placed on the base of the printer (using a magnet, the threaded holes of the base of the mono X are magnetized).

WARNING

  • Don't print these files in PLA, I didn't try with ABS, but it should work, the resin is much more appropriate for this kind of application. The heating module has a power of 100W and could deform the PLA.

  • Use cables of the right section to power the heating element. Operating at 12V, the current can reach 8.5A.

To determine the right section of cable to use, here is a table: link

Materials required :

  • Thermostat 12V 10A W3230 link or link

  • Power supply 12V 10A or higher link or link

  • DC099 5.5x2.1mm jack connector supporting 10A link or link

  • Heating element 12V 100W + Fan link

  • Neodymium magnets 20x3mm (2 magnets needed) link or link

  • Wire of the right section (I used 18AWG 16 cores cable, supposed to be able to support 5A, so I doubled it to 10A and everything is ok, no abnormal heating). If you have other cable sections, please refer to this link.


Heating with thermostat for Anycubic Mono X

This project was strongly inspired by the x3msnake model. His 3D model for Photon S is probably better designed than mine, don't hesitate to check out his project !

Link to the x3msnake template: link (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3442165).

And his Youtube video: link

PS: here is a video using his model : link


Since I don't have a metal case like on the Photon S (and not having the same thermostat), I wanted to recreate a 3D model. Here, the thermostat screen is facing upwards for easier reading because the heater is placed on the base of the printer (the threaded holes on the base of the mono X are magnetized).

ATTENTION

  • Don't print these files in PLA, I didn't try with ABS, but it should work, the resin is much more appropriate for this kind of application. The heating module has a power of 100W and could deform the PLA.

  • Use cables of the correct cross-section to supply power to the heating element. Operating at 12V, the current can reach 8.5A.

To determine the right cable section to use, here is a table: link

Materials required :

  • Thermostat 12V 10A W3230 lien ou lien

  • Power supply 12V 10A or more link or link

  • DC099 5.5x2.1mm jack connector supporting 10A link or link

  • Heating element 12V 100W + Fan link

  • Aimants néodyme 20x3mm (2 aimants sont nécessaires) lien ou lien

  • Wire of the right section (I used 18AWG 16-strand cable, supposed to be able to support 5A, so I doubled it to 10A and everything is ok, no abnormal heating). If you have other cable sections, please refer to this link.

3D printing settings

Resin: Anycubic clear

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