Giá đỡ giường SV08 cho máy in 3D

this is a nuclear option. would suggest the other options i have first.  

needs to be ASA or ABS. You will need to locate the bolt holes for the aluminum plate. Lots of options. I have one to.

only glue the build plate alignment and the hi voltage cover. Everything else should be able to float freely. Makes alignment easier. 

make sure to run an Axis calibrationor it will not fit. I know, because i was having issues. i was 1.6 mm short on the y axis. and 0.5 on the x after printing. im guessing as this is a core xy things are backwards  i had to go down not up in my rotation_distance

example:
x=100x40/99.5=40.20-40=0.20      40-0.20= 39.8
y=100x40/99.5=40.20-40=0.20      40-0.20= 39.8
z=100x40/99.5=40.20-40=0.20      40-0.20= 39.8

x=100x39.8/99.8=39.87-39.8=0.07      39.8-0.07= 39.73
y=100x39.8/99.8=39.87-39.8=0.07     39.8-0.07= 39.73
z=100x39.8/99.8=39.87-39.8=0.07     39.8-0.07= 39.73

https://www.printables.com/model/207197-100mm-x-10mm-axis-calibration-piece

you will also need.

• 9 8mm spacers of some kind. aluminum or nylon would be best. if rubber(should be a little taller.)
• 9 m4 18mm M4 Flat Head Screws. https://a.co/d/1qgAuwH
• glue to connect the pieces together.
• 100% infill if printing. snug normal supports.
  
  i take no responsibility for any damage to your printer. be extremely careful and safe.

pictures 
0.466 is at 65c just tossed on no adjustments.
0.229 is after adjusting the screws.
0.208 is after adding a spacer to the back center to raise the low spot.
0.323 is after a 95c heat socked for 60 minutes.
0.730 and 0.630 are after setting it up and after trying to  adjust the screws. this was a very bad bed so its the perfect testing platform.

my ASA settings. suggestions welcome in the comments.