🔥 BCZAMD Heat Resistant Silicone Leveling for Anycubic 3D Printers Review

I love it. Silver nib, yellow nib, now silicone. I replaced the yellow feathers and put these in their place. The bed was leveled and after installation it was never leveled. More than a month has passed. They are much stiffer than springs when you compress them. I believe the back pressure from them keeps the setting wheels from retracting. This is my second sentence. I installed the original kit on my Ender 3. This kit will be on my CR10S when it arrives.

These were used on the Wanhao I3 Duplicator Plus, all the same high. In this last batch I took some 3/4 x 1/8 nut washers from Ace and glued them to the underside next to the bottom bracket with the ends of the upper tubes sticking out of the corners. Makes a much stronger base than the original springs, even after adding spring plates and washers. The only time I have to level now is after I remove the glass to get rid of the dirt. The price seems high for what they are, but it will cost a lot

*My situation is probably quite unique. I have multiple printers and was about to restore and start my very first printer. This is an old i3 duplicator; I replaced the heater a while back and the screws that came with it were too long so I trimmed them down very tricky to keep them from hitting the frame. That being said, one of them is too short causing me to have to really tighten that corner making it difficult to line everything up. These silicon blocks are great - they are shorter than the