8mm OD 20mm Long Light Load Compression Mould Die Spring Yellow Compression Mould Die Spring for The Ender 3s Bed 20pcs

Although the stock springs that came with my printer weren't particularly "bad," I noticed that these are significantly stiffer than my original springs after receiving them. Increasing the stability of my printing bed. If you have a 3D printer with springs on the print bed, like the Ender 3, I would highly recommend these as a small investment! Advantages: br>br>
- They are incredibly simple to set up! Replace the springs in the bottom of your print bed by unscrewing the adjustment knobs and replacing them with these new ones. With these new springs, replace the adjustment knobs in the print bed and you're finished! Continue to print after you've leveled your bed. D
- They are yellow in color. That could be a pro or a con, depending on your preferences, but it does, in my opinion, give the printer a more "performance" look. At the very least, it gives Ender 3 a more complex appearance. br>br>Cons:
- Nothing. I got 20 springs in a small bag, and they're perfect for what I need them for! br>br> If I ever need more springs for my printer, I'll definitely buy these again!.

Alexa McKnight

| May 02, 2021

These springs arrived quickly and are a fantastic upgrade for the Ender 3 V2 that improves bed comfort significantly. balancing performance The manufacturing tolerances on the units I received are uniformly excellent, and all are in excellent mechanical condition, unlike some other reviews I've read. br>br>At this time, I can only give 2 stars because the package only contained 19 rather than 20 springs. This has nothing to do with the springs' quality, but it's a major annoyance/frustration because I require all 20. br>br>If/when I receive a response from the seller, I will update this rating, because if the package had been complete, these would have been a 5-star rating. a five-star product. br>br>update: 5/10/2021 I have yet to hear from the seller, despite the fact that it has been over a month. The springs have settled in a little more and are still performing better than stock, but they do come with their own set of issues. Overall, I still think the item is worth the money, but the seller's customer service is non-existent at this time. I'm giving it a one-star rating. As before, if/when I receive a response from the seller, as well as as product performance (d)evolves, I will update this review accordingly.

Gloria Montoya

| Dec 05, 2021

These did exactly what they were supposed to do, they arrived on time, and I'm very pleased with my purchase. br>br>If you're new to 3D printing and want to get these to upgrade a printer you just bought, you might want to wait until you figure out whether you want a BL touch or a CR touch auto bed leveling system. If you plan to upgrade to a BL or CR touch in the future, you should order the silicone spacers instead of the bed springs. br>br>Silicone spacers are a little more consistent; in other words, once you've adjusted the bed with the silicone spacers, you'll almost never have to adjust it again because the ABL can compensate for minor deviations. br>br>However, with springs, you can cause the bed to be out of level by simply prying a part off the bed too hard, forcing you to re-level the bed. The bed should be level.

Ishaan Glover

| Dec 17, 2021

All of the other reviews claim that these work well with their Ender 3 v2 printer, which perplexes me. I was really excited to put these in, but even at full compression, they're simply too long, and the bed can't go low enough without contacting the nozzle at the home position. I tightened the leveling knobs all the way down until the spring coils were completely touching and I couldn't go any further. I still needed the bed to be about 1-inch higher than it was. Lower by 2 mm. I'm still going to use these, but only one or two coils will be cut off. They are much stronger and appear to work well; however, I am disappointed that they claim to fit the Ender 3 V2 but did not fit my stock setup. It could be because of the thickness of your bed surface. The textured glass bed that came with the printer is what I'm using. These might work fine if your bed is thinner.

Adeline Johnson

| Sep 11, 2021

Some Ender3 leveling guides recommend cranking the rear left wheel all the way down with the cable support, then leveling the rest of the bed to match, so the springs are tight and don't move as much. However, when I tried this on the Ender 3 V2, it didn't work because the bed needs to be higher or else it will hit the printer's motor at the back. In order for the bed to sit high enough to clear the motor, the springs should only be lightly compressed. The handwheel on the right front corner of my V2 was completely loose and could spin freely after I adjusted the back to clear the motor and then leveled the front. This isn't a good situation to be in. Because these springs are slightly longer, upgrading to them solved the problem. It's a great upgrade, and I'd also recommend getting a BLTouch because it's super simple to install on the V2 and works great.

Daxton Strickland

| Mar 10, 2021

Okay, these bed springs are excellent and long-lasting! Several people in 3D printing forums advised me to buy these before buying my Ender 3 V2 so that I could replace them right away. So I made the correct decision! The bed springs that come with your Ender 3D printer are extremely flimsy. You won't have to level your bed as often if you use these bed springs. These bed springs will help to keep your bed more level than stock springs. The difference in durability between these and stock springs is immediately apparent. Definitely purchase these and replace your stock springs as soon as possible! What's great is that you get multiple sets, so you can make multiple 3D printer beds or save the rest for when you need to replace them (which could be a long time because these are extremely durable).

Julissa Santos

| Jan 13, 2021