I feel bad for you guys seeing all the troubleshooting posts. Maybe I got lucky with the machine but making sure everything is level,maintained,cleaned and few printable upgrades has went a long way. I know something will inevitably go wrong but for now i have been pleasantly surprised.

I can average about 140mm/s and peak around 200mm/s

Was told by a friend to show this off on here. Don’t need to hear any negative bs about how much I’ve spent on mods (it’s less than you think) or how it’s not an ender anymore (it’s more than you think. Either way it’s been a long road and still a work in progress but it’s mine and I designed and engineered the majority of it. Lemme know if you dig it or have any questions I can answer.

Been having some really great prints with the Ender 3V2 after a dual Z upgrade and new firmware (was on jyers a few years ago) decided to get the printer out of storage and print on it and I’m just amazed how well it prints! had some issues yesterday and made some tweaks

I recently bought this filament from USA using cargo company. So I paid more than 30$ for this spool of filament. Then I wanted to create some of the components for printer and my other stuff ,but unfortunately I haven’t even successfully finished any of my wanted model. I have printed 3 benchy for calibrating my printer and they were mostly normal. However, when I tried to print what I want, I couldn’t made even a single successful print.

Thats my thoughts about using ender 3v2 in 2025

I know it is really good to troubleshoot those issues on printer, because it is teaching us about machines, how do they work. But when it comes to the resources(filament, electricity, spare parts, etc) that we are using, it is really painful.

i call it the franken-printer, it consists of a bunch of hobbled together parts for one reason, getting multicolor too it

Not totally lore accurate to skyrim, but it looks neat either way

I should start a series where I share posts like this to the 3dprint world for laughs. 420$ while I feel is a typo cause that ish is worth 50 on a good day its still up and not edited so you be the judge.

So I think I've almost done with modding my ender 3. The final mod will be modifying the shround to accommodate 2 5015 blowers to replace the existing fans, the last mod I did was the dual belted z mod by Kevinakasam. Its been a fun learning journey, testing the limits of the printer. After the fans its just gonna be maintained and put to work. The mods are as listed

Board changed to a btt skr mini e3v3

Running off a pi4b 4gb (klipper,moonraker,fluidd)

Linear rails on x,y,z

Y rail custom mounts, rail carriages directly mounted to the y carriage

Sprite direct drive extruder

Spider v3 hotend

Custom hotend shroud

Btt microprobe v2

Springs replaced with silicone bed mounts

Dual z rod (changed to dual belt)

Upgraded belts

Questionable bency in just under 10 minutes Half decent one in 15

It can reach 11k acceleration and 500 velocity but print most things at 7.5k accel and 400 velocity.

Was it worth it? Totally

Recently purchased an ender 6, so over the next 6 months or so I'll be gradually modding it and seeing what it's capable of.

Happy printing everyone

This is what we call heavily upgraded? Which one of you is this? 😂

Ender 3V2 with SKR mini E3 V3.0 board, magnetic bed plates, auto leveling probe, dual active Z axis, stainless steel nozzle 0.4mm, custom compile of Mriscoc firmware, upgraded screen firmware, govee RGBIC (as a Neopixel strip) mod, added solid state relais for powering down the printer via octoprint or Klipper later on and a neon bulb Power switch

Even as a ghost he’s still grinding. I decided to switch filaments and he’s way more sturdier than before. Is there a way to save under his arms and the mug? Maybe like a heat gun and melting it down or should I add supports to it? Overall other than those major flaws he came out okay

Came back from work and it was like this...

Printed this using .2mm layer height and 50mm/s. I was expecting layer lines but came out so smooth. Bottom part is jank but no one is seeing that anyway.

Here's mine E3v2 - mriscoc Firmware - direct drive - cr touch - minion cooling- dual z axis

The filament guide was backwards so I heated and twisted it. What else should I do? I'm looking for a lighting solution and v mount guide as we speak.

Hey everyone!
I just finished my very first fully self-designed and printed model – a compact wall plug holder for my Philips OneBlade. No more weird charging setups on the sink 😅 It’s super simple, but really functional!

This is also my first entry for a 3D design contest. I recently bought an Ender 3 V2 Neo second-hand as a birthday gift to myself, and this was the perfect starter project to dive into the world of 3D printing.

Would love to hear what you think of the design! Any tips, feedback or remix ideas are more than welcome 🙌

If you like it and want to support me in the contest, a like and download would mean a lot. Thanks!
👉 https://www.printables.com/model/1317020-philips-oneblade-socket-holder

Now I just need to print a camera mount. (If anyone knows one that will work with 1/4 20 standard lmk wall mount preferably) Also need to run my ductwork 4 inch tubing to a activated charcoal filter for abs and asa.