Anycubic Vyper Revision D - Optical Z Endstop Adjustable Pin
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The Rev D Vyper has a fixed Z Endstop Pin, which is horrible for Klipper for example. This fixes it with adjustability.
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The model originally uploaded does not work with the Anycubic Vyper Revision D or above, because the pin is farther than the groove from the optical sensors. So I fixed that issue and this can now be used with D revision Vypers. To know your revision, look at the serial barcode, it should be (for example) VP1111DXXXXXX…. They all start with VP followed by 4 numbers, the letter after the 4 numbers is your revision, for example if it says VP2233D….. then you have a D revision Vyper and this will work.
TO USE: Unscrew the original end stop pins, then put this on carefully and tighten the screw. The trigger for the end stop is the center line between the top and bottom of the raised rectangle next to each screw. The tip of the endstop should be at the middle when the nozzle is barely touching the bed. Make sure the nozzle is not scraping the bed! Move it manually while the printer is turned off, then tighten the pins in place. Now home the printer. Be prepared to pull the plug if the nozzle crashes!
That means the pin is too high, so lower it a bit and try again. When the printer homes and doesn't crash the nozzle while allowing you to print a good first layer then you have set the end stop correctly for the Z-axis.
I used my Bambu Lab X1C to print with a 0.2 nozzle and 0.1 layer height, as a solid piece. I laid the part with the flat piece on the bed, and then selected tree supports (strong) on the Bambu Studio slicer. Let it cool and remove CAREFULLY to avoid snapping the pin from the flat piece. Handle this with care! It's fragile but once fitted there's really no reason it shouldn't last.