If printing this on an Ender 3, please read the full description.

Check out the full assembly video here:

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A few makers have reported that the outer cover does not fit the Ender 3 printers (with a brim) This is because PrusaSlicer and possibly some other slicers will with the default Ender 3 profiles have the print volume restricted to 210x220x250 even though Creality's official numbers are 220x220x250.

To fix this in PrusaSlicer do the following:

1. Go to “Printer Settings”.
2. Select “Advanced” in the upper right corner.
3. Select “Bed Shape”, which by default will say 210x220, and change it to 220x220mm.

The cover (without the adhesion ears) will now fit and be printable, even with a small brim! Before attempting to print, please double check that your nozzle won't hit the bed clamps.

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