8mm Inductive Probe (e.g. P.I.N.D.A) mounting bracket for Ender-3
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This bracket is for a mounting a PINDA (or similar) probe to a baseline Ender 3.
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I had a spare PINDA probe and an Ender 3 with no ABL so I had to put them together. Most of the STLs that I found for mounting inductive probes utilized the 8mm nuts and I didn't have mine. I decided to create a "clamp" type bracket similar to the method used on the PRUSA machines. To install version 1 of this mount it is required to back off the upper left V-roller screw and remove the left fan shroud screw. The existing hardware should be all you need to attach it to the plate. Version 2 is an L shaped bracket that uses both screws from the fan shroud. ( I decided I didn't like messing with the roller so I changed the design).
There are two versions of each mount. The first one uses an M3 Square Nut and the other uses an M3 hex nut. I prefer to use an inset square nut, but I think people are more likely to have a hex nut on hand. Both versions also have a copy with the custom support modeled in and without. The support is modeled with a gap of one layer (0.20).
I modeled it with a 0.20 layer height in mind and printed in PETG.
Your X and Y probe offsets should be pretty close to X0, Y-39.
Required Components:
- P.I.N.D.A Probe (or similar 8mm inductive probe)
- 1X M3x8 Socket Head Cap Screw
- 1X M3 Square or Hex nut (depends on what you have available and which version of the mount you print)