Ver3.4 Filament Friday Manual Bed Level for 220x220 Size Printers
This is a slightly updated version of my popular Manual Bed Level GCode files.
There are two files required.

First run the FF_M0_bed_level.gcode file on your Ender 3 or any similar size printer. Adjust each corner by running a piece of paper until you feel resistance and then click the LCD knob to advance to the next corner.

Then run the FF_bed_level_print.gcode file and live adjust or "adjust on the fly" the bed level knobs to get as close to a level bed as possible.
The print will continue multiple layers but you can stop the print at any time and then you are ready to 3D print without worrying about bed level.

I also include the FF_bed_level_print.stl if you want to slice it yourself.

More info in this video: https://youtu.be/_EfWVUJjBdA

For Newer Ender 3 and Ender 3 Pro
(Ender 3, Ender 3 Pro with 32-Bit V4.2.2 board)
Some of these setups don't recognize the M0 command so I've included a FF_M25_bed_level.gcode version for these. It works the same but instead of just clicking the LCD knob you have to go into the print menu and select Resume Print to advance to the next corner.

Ver3.4 Filament Friday Manual Bed Level for Ender Size Printers

FF_bed_level_print.stl

Ver3.4 Cura V5.0 Filament Friday Good (0.20) Profile

DESCRIPTION
This is an updated Cura Good Profile (0.20 layer height) for Cura version 5.0+ with added .stl file
Instructions:

Download the .3mf and open it as a project in Cura V5.0+.
Select "Create New" for the Printer Settings so it doesn't override your existing Machine Profile (you can delete this later).
Select "Create New" for the Profile Setting to get the new V5.0 Best profile.
The model is a test print to verify the profile is working on your machine.
Slice the print and run it on your Creality Machine.
Note: If you don't have a Creality machine, use the included machine profile and adjust it to match your printer dimensions and rename it. This will give you access to all my future profiles.

I've added the profile for those that cannot load the .3mf

More info in video: https://youtu.be/jM_jdsx5yFc

Ver3.4 Cura V5.0 Filament Friday Good (0.20) Profile

FFV5.0-Good-020.stl

Ver3.4 Cura V5.0 Filament Friday HyperFast Profile
DESCRIPTION
This HyperFast Profile (0.32 layer height) for Cura version 5.0+ is good for quick sample prints. With added .stl file.
Instructions:

Download the .3mf and open it as a project in Cura V5.0.
Select "Create New" for the Printer Settings so it doesn't override your existing Machine Profile (you can delete this later).
Select "Create New" for the Profile Setting to get the new V5.0 Best profile.
The model is a test print to verify the profile is working on your machine.
Slice the print and run it on your Creality Machine.
Note: If you don't have a Creality machine, use the included machine profile and adjust it to match your printer dimensions and rename it. This will give you access to all my future profiles.

I've also added the .curaprofile for those who cannot load the .3mf

More details here: https://youtu.be/t_9ADBZVCoA

Ver3.4 Cura V5.0 Filament Friday HyperFast Profile

FFV5.0-HyperFast-032.stl

Ver3.4 Cura V5.0 Filament Friday Best (0.12) Profile
DESCRIPTION
This is my updated Cura Best Profile (0.12 layer height) for Cura version 5.0+. with added .stl file.
Instructions:

Download the .3mf and open it as a project in Cura V5.0.
Select "Create New" for the Printer Settings so it doesn't override your existing Machine Profile (you can delete this later).
Select "Create New" for the Profile Setting to get the new V5.0 Best profile.
The model is a test print to verify the profile is working on your machine.
Slice the print and run it on your Creality Machine.
Note: If you don't have a Creality machine, use the included machine profile and adjust it to match your printer dimensions and rename it. This will give you access to all my future profiles.

More details here: https://youtu.be/t_9ADBZVCoA

Ver3.4 Cura V5.0 Filament Friday Best (0.12) Profile

FFV5.0-Best-012.stl

Ver3.4 Cura V5.0 Filament Friday ExtraFast (0.28) Profile
DESCRIPTION
This is an updated version of my ExtraFast Profile (0.28 layer height) for Cura version 5.0+. with added .stl file.
Instructions:

Download the .3mf and open it as a project in Cura V5.0.
Select "Create New" for the Printer Settings so it doesn't override your existing Machine Profile (you can delete this later).
Select "Create New" for the Profile Setting to get the new V5.0 Best profile.
The model is a test print to verify the profile is working on your machine.
Slice the print and run it on your Creality Machine.
Note: If you don't have a Creality machine, use the included machine profile and adjust it to match your printer dimensions and rename it. This will give you access to all my future profiles.

I've also added the .curaprofile for those who cannot load the .3mf

More details here: https://youtu.be/t_9ADBZVCoA

Ver3.4 Cura V5.0 Filament Friday ExtraFast (0.28) Profile

FFV5.0-ExtraFast-028.stl

This is the Filament Friday Cura profile for the K1 and K1 Max. This will allow you to use the features of Cura with your K1 or K1 Max. This is still a beta and still being worked on but it can be used to make your own custom profiles.

You can import the profile (requires a Creality Machine profile) or just open the project file to load both the profile and the machine profile into Cura.

Creality K1 and K1 Max Cura Profile

V5.4 Profile.stl

This is a 0.28 layer height profile for TPU. You can use it as is for direct drive but can also be used for Bowden style you just have to increase the retraction to 6 mm.

This will work on many printers, Creality, Elegoo, etc. just start with a Creality Machine profile in Cura and then add the profile.

V1.2 TPU Cura Profile for Ender other Direct Drive/Bowden 3D Printers

TPU_Test.stl

There are two files required.
1) First run the CHEP_M0_bed_level.gcode file on your Ender 3 or any similar size printer with an 8-Bit board V1.1.4 board. Adjust each corner by running a piece of paper or Filament Friday sticker under the nozzle until you can barely move it then click the LCD knob to advance to the next corner.

2) Then run the CHEP_bed_level_print.gcode file and live adjust or "adjust on the fly" the bed level knobs to get as close to a level bed as possible.
The print will continue multiple layers but you can stop the print at any time and then you are ready to 3D print without worrying about bed level.

I also include the CHEP_bed_level_print.stl if you want to slice it yourself.

More info in this video: https://youtu.be/_EfWVUJjBdA

**For Newer Ender 3 and Ender 3 Pro**
(Ender 3, Ender 3 Pro with V4.2.2 board)
Creality is now installing 32-Bit boards in the machine and running Marlin 2.0,x firmware. Some of these setups don't recognize the M0 command so I've created a CHEP_M25_bed_level.gcode version for these. It works the same but instead of just clicking the LCD knob you have to go into the print menu and select Resume Print to advance to the next corner.

CHEP Manual Bed Level for Ender 3 Size Printers

There are two files required.
1) First run the CHEP_M0_bed_level.gcode file on your Ender 3 or any similar size printer with an 8-Bit board V1.1.4 board. Adjust each corner by running a piece of paper or Filament Friday sticker under the nozzle until you can barely move it then click the LCD knob to advance to the next corner.

2) Then run the CHEP_bed_level_print.gcode file and live adjust or "adjust on the fly" the bed level knobs to get as close to a level bed as possible.
The print will continue multiple layers but you can stop the print at any time and then you are ready to 3D print without worrying about bed level.

I also include the CHEP_bed_level_print.stl if you want to slice it yourself.

**For Newer Ender 3 and Ender 3 Pro**
(Ender 3, Ender 3 Pro with V4.2.2 board)
Creality is now installing 32-Bit boards in the machine and running Marlin 2.0,x firmware. Some of these setups don't recognize the M0 command so I've created a CHEP_M25_bed_level.gcode version for these. It works the same but instead of just clicking the LCD knob you have to go into the print menu and select Resume Print to advance to the next corner.

CHEP Bed Level for Ender 3 Size Printers

Straighten out your workshop with Gridfinity modular storage - deploy these plates anywhere you need some order!

Gridfinity is the ultimate organizer for your whole workshop! Learn more at 
Find more Gridfinity accessories at https://bit.ly/3E2NxnZ

Parametric source files: 
- Frame: https://a360.co/3ccHbsg
- Weighted Plate: https://a360.co/3uCJ2gR

The foundation of every Gridfinity setup is a baseplate, and these let you drop storage where you need it most.

**Frame**: The absolutely minimal no-frills baseplate. No room for screws or magnets, but saves filament and headroom. If your storage unit is on a steel surface, you can still put magnets in the storage blocks to keep them from sliding.

**Weighted**: Heavy, sturdy baseplate perfect for desktops, shelves, and other places where knocking stuff over is a big problem. 

Secure blocks permanently with [M3 screws,](https://amzn.to/37IaXTg) or temporarily with [6x2mm magnets](https://amzn.to/37Ihopq). Add [rubber feet](https://amzn.to/3LZv4v5) to keep the whole shebang from sliding, and [metal tire weights ](https://amzn.to/3uAzH9f)to drop the center of gravity and prevent wipeouts. You don't need to install every magnet, foot, and weight! Just use enough for your needs.

A Prusa i3 Mk3 can print up to a 5x5 grid. No matter what you use, make sure your bed adhesion and release is dialed in - these love to curl, and their high surface area can make them challenging to remove.

**Gridfinity Tips!**
- No brims or support required! 
- Use any filament with an 0.6mm or smaller nozzle. 
- Wider plates can curl, so maximize your bed adhesion if you're going big!
- All storage blocks are compatible with all baseplates!
- Most storage blocks are stackable!
- You can add 6x2mm magnets to the corners! They won't magnetize the contents.
- You can also use M3 screws in the corners.

Gridfinity Baseplates

Weighted Baseplate 3x2.stl

Frame 1x4.stl

Frame 1x5.stl

Frame 1x6.stl

Frame 1x7.stl

Frame 2x2.stl

Frame 2x3.stl

Frame 1x2.stl

Frame 1x3.stl

Frame 2x7.stl

Frame 3x3.stl

Frame 3x4.stl

Frame 3x5.stl

Frame 3x6.stl

Frame 3x7.stl

Frame 4x4.stl

Frame 4x5.stl

Frame 4x6.stl

Frame 4x7.stl

Frame 5x5.stl

Frame 5x6.stl

Frame 5x7.stl

Frame 6x6.stl

Frame 6x7.stl

Frame 2x5.stl

Frame 2x6.stl

Weighted Baseplate 1x3.stl

Weighted Baseplate 1x4.stl

Weighted Baseplate 1x5.stl

Weighted Baseplate 1x6.stl

Weighted Baseplate 1x7.stl

Weighted Baseplate 2x2.stl

Weighted Baseplate 1x1 (super cute).stl

Weighted Baseplate 1x2.stl

Weighted Baseplate 2x4.stl

Weighted Baseplate 2x5.stl

Weighted Baseplate 3x6.stl

Weighted Baseplate 3x7.stl

Weighted Baseplate 4x4.stl

Weighted Baseplate 4x5.stl

Weighted Baseplate 4x6.stl

Weighted Baseplate 4x7.stl

Weighted Baseplate 5x5.stl

Weighted Baseplate 5x6.stl

Weighted Baseplate 5x7.stl

Weighted Baseplate 6x6.stl

Weighted Baseplate 6x7.stl

Weighted Baseplate 7x7.stl

Weighted Baseplate 2x7.stl

Weighted Baseplate 3x3.stl

Weighted Baseplate 3x4.stl

Weighted Baseplate 3x5.stl

Get the new Extra Fast Cura Profile from Filament Friday. This Filament Friday Extruder top 3D print is just a fun example for using the new Filament Friday Extra Fast Cura Profile that is part of the .3mf file. This print took 37 minutes with the CHEP4.12_ 0.28(Rough) profile. The FF_0.28(Extra-Fast) Profile only took 23 minutes on Ender 3 Pro.
Just download this, unzip the files and then load the .3mf project file. When the project loads it will automatically add it to Cura for you to use.

Filament Friday Extra Fast Cura Profile

FFExtruderTop_ExtraFastProfile.3mf

Ver3.3 Filament Friday Manual Bed Level for 220x220 Size Printers
This is a slightly updated version of my popular Manual Bed Level GCode files.
There are two files required.

First run the FF_M0_bed_level.gcode file on your Ender 3 or any similar size printer. Adjust each corner by running a piece of paper until you feel resistance and then click the LCD knob to advance to the next corner.

Then run the FF_bed_level_print.gcode file and live adjust or "adjust on the fly" the bed level knobs to get as close to a level bed as possible.
The print will continue multiple layers but you can stop the print at any time and then you are ready to 3D print without worrying about bed level.

I also include the FF_bed_level_print.stl if you want to slice it yourself.

More info in this video: https://youtu.be/_EfWVUJjBdA

For Newer Ender 3 and Ender 3 Pro
(Ender 3, Ender 3 Pro with 32-Bit V4.2.2 board)
Some of these setups don't recognize the M0 command so I've included a FF_M25_bed_level.gcode version for these. It works the same but instead of just clicking the LCD knob you have to go into the print menu and select Resume Print to advance to the next corner.

Ver3.3 Filament Friday Manual Bed Level for Ender Size Printers

This model is part of a set of three finial-style ornaments featuring different patterns. These models are designed for resin printing.

See here for video: https://youtu.be/dPhxaIuhyDE

Download the set:
Knit: https://than.gs/m/971254 
Weave: https://than.gs/m/971263 
Wicker: https://than.gs/m/971265 



Textile Finial Ornament - Wicker

Textile Finial Ornament - Wicker.stl

This is my latest Cura Good Profile (0.20 layer height) for Cura version 5.0.
Instructions:

Download the .3mf and open it as a project in Cura V5.0.
Select "Create New" for the Printer Settings so it doesn't override your existing Machine Profile (you can delete this later).
Select "Create New" for the Profile Setting to get the new V5.0 Best profile.
The model is a test print to verify the profile is working on your machine.
Slice the print and run it on your Creality Machine.
Note: If you don't have a Creality machine, use the included machine profile and adjust it to match your printer dimensions and rename it. This will give you access to all my future profiles.

Cura V5.0 Good (0.20) Profile from Filament Friday

Versatile open-top storage blocks for the Gridfinity modular workshop storage system - multiple sizes for infinite options!

Gridfinity is the ultimate organizer for your whole workshop! Learn more at  
Find more Gridfinity accessories at https://bit.ly/3E2NxnZ

Parametric source file: https://a360.co/3vbu9B5

These are perfect for storing small parts and long, thin objects like needle files, and you can stack them as high as you want! The inner surface has a generous scoop to make retrieving parts easy, and the tab fits 12mm label-maker tape.

I've provided a selection of different sizes and divider counts, to give you OPTIONS! Note that none of the compartment sizes overlap - there isn't a two-compartment 4x1 bin because you can just use two one-compartment 2x1 bins.

Dimensions in file names are Width x Depth x Height. Width and Depth units are 42mm grid slots, Height is in 7mm units. A Prusa i3 Mk3S can fit a five-unit-wide bin on its plate.

Note that two-unit-high bins don't have labels - they would cut too far into the usable storage area.

Brims and support are not required, and these can be printed in any filament with an 0.6mm or smaller nozzle. Wider bins can curl, so maximize your bed adhesion if you're going big!

**Gridfinity Tips!**
- All storage blocks are compatible with all baseplates!
- Most storage blocks are stackable!
- You can add 6x2mm magnets to the corners! They won't magnetize the contents.
- You can also use M3 screws in the corners. 

Gridfinity Divider Bins

Divider Box 2x1x6 5-Compartment.stl

This is my latest Cura Best Profile (0.12 layer height) for Cura version 5.0.
Instructions:
1) Download the .3mf and open it as a project in Cura V5.0. 
2) Select "Create New" for the Printer Settings so it doesn't override your existing Machine Profile (you can delete this later).
3) Select "Create New" for the Profile Setting to get the new V5.0 Best profile.
4) The model is a test print to verify the profile is working on your machine.
5) Slice the print and run it on your Creality Machine. 

Note: If you don't have a Creality machine, use the included machine profile and adjust it to match your printer dimensions and rename it. This will give you access to all my future profiles.

Cura V5.0 Best (0.12) Profile from Filament Friday

Cura V5.0 Best Profile from Filament Friday

Ver3.2 Cura V5.0 Filament Friday ExtraFast (0.28) Profile
DESCRIPTION
This is an updated version 3 my ExtraFast Profile (0.28 layer height) for Cura version 5.0. with added .stl file.
Instructions:

Download the .3mf and open it as a project in Cura V5.0.
Select "Create New" for the Printer Settings so it doesn't override your existing Machine Profile (you can delete this later).
Select "Create New" for the Profile Setting to get the new V5.0 Best profile.
The model is a test print to verify the profile is working on your machine.
Slice the print and run it on your Creality Machine.
Note: If you don't have a Creality machine, use the included machine profile and adjust it to match your printer dimensions and rename it. This will give you access to all my future profiles.

I've also added the .curaprofile for those who cannot load the .3mf

More details here: https://youtu.be/t_9ADBZVCoA

Ver3.2 Cura V5.0 Filament Friday ExtraFast (0.28) Profile


DESCRIPTION
This is my ExtraFast Profile (0.28 layer height) for Cura version 5.0.
Instructions:

Download the .3mf and open it as a project in Cura V5.0.
Select "Create New" for the Printer Settings so it doesn't override your existing Machine Profile (you can delete this later).
Select "Create New" for the Profile Setting to get the new V5.0 Best profile.
The model is a test print to verify the profile is working on your machine.
Slice the print and run it on your Creality Machine.
Note: If you don't have a Creality machine, use the included machine profile and adjust it to match your printer dimensions and rename it. This will give you access to all my future profiles.



Cura V5.0 ExtraFast (0.28) Profile from Filament Friday

This is my Beta - HyperFast Profile (0.32 layer height) for Cura version 5.0.
Instructions:

Download the .3mf and open it as a project in Cura V5.0.
Select "Create New" for the Printer Settings so it doesn't override your existing Machine Profile (you can delete this later).
Select "Create New" for the Profile Setting to get the new V5.0 Best profile.
The model is a test print to verify the profile is working on your machine.
Slice the print and run it on your Creality Machine.
Note: If you don't have a Creality machine, use the included machine profile and adjust it to match your printer dimensions and rename it. This will give you access to all my future profiles.



Cura V5.0 HyperFast (0.32) Profile from Filament Friday

Ver3.3 Cura V5.0 Filament Friday ExtraFast (0.28) Profile
DESCRIPTION
This is an updated version 3 my ExtraFast Profile (0.28 layer height) for Cura version 5.0. with added .stl file.
Instructions:

Download the .3mf and open it as a project in Cura V5.0.
Select "Create New" for the Printer Settings so it doesn't override your existing Machine Profile (you can delete this later).
Select "Create New" for the Profile Setting to get the new V5.0 Best profile.
The model is a test print to verify the profile is working on your machine.
Slice the print and run it on your Creality Machine.
Note: If you don't have a Creality machine, use the included machine profile and adjust it to match your printer dimensions and rename it. This will give you access to all my future profiles.

I've also added the .curaprofile for those who cannot load the .3mf

More details here: https://youtu.be/t_9ADBZVCoA

Ver3.3 Cura V5.0 Filament Friday ExtraFast (0.28) Profile

Ver3.3 Cura V5.0 Filament Friday Best (0.12) Profile
DESCRIPTION
This is my updated Cura Best Profile (0.12 layer height) for Cura version 5.0. with added .stl file.
Instructions:

Download the .3mf and open it as a project in Cura V5.0.
Select "Create New" for the Printer Settings so it doesn't override your existing Machine Profile (you can delete this later).
Select "Create New" for the Profile Setting to get the new V5.0 Best profile.
The model is a test print to verify the profile is working on your machine.
Slice the print and run it on your Creality Machine.
Note: If you don't have a Creality machine, use the included machine profile and adjust it to match your printer dimensions and rename it. This will give you access to all my future profiles.

More details here: https://youtu.be/t_9ADBZVCoA

Ver3.3 Cura V5.0 Filament Friday Best (0.12) Profile

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