Hey:)
This is a remix so that the HULA printer base fits on the Anycubic Kobra S1 / S1C.
But what's the point of all this? The Hula feet can dampen vibrations in x and y, resulting in a better print image, but above all, I've noticed a significant reduction in noise levels :)
You need to print all three files. I sliced the files for S1 specific so that you use a PLA interface layer for a more precise, attractive surface. I'm not sure if this is really necessary, not many filament changes needed. Make sure that the flush volume is very high --> ‘3’ to prevent contamination.
You can either simply place the printer with the rubber feet on the Hule feet, or screw the mount together with the rubber feet to the adapter. Screwing makes it t easier to handle afterwards. For the screws, I used four M4 20 mm fine-thread screws. It is not necessary to cut a thread into the printer; the screws fit as they are.
Many thanks to thrutheframe for allowing me to share these files with you for free, despite the licence :D
To help his site get more clicks, please take the instructions from his site --> this model is marked as remix and you can see the link to his page on this side
Have fun printing
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