FILES

To download the STL files package, follow the link below and navigate to the bottom of the page to download: OTHER FILES - E3NG_v1.2S.zip.

PRINTABLES

Before printing any files, let’s take a quick look at the folder and filename structure.

The folder structure is intentionally simple, designed to help you organize parts based on their placement on the printer.

The filenames follow a consistent format based on the part’s position, but pay close attention to the end of each name. Every file includes a small note in brackets, and some may also contain additional information such as size or variant details.

STANDART FILE NAMING

A typical filename looks like this: filename_[M_2].stl. The bracket contains two important pieces of information:

COLOR

  • M = main color
  • A = accent color
  • X = assembly-use only, part is not used on the final printer, use any color

QUANTITY

  • A number indicates how many pieces to print
  • X = optional, you’ll need to decide based on your configuration. If you are not sure, it is recommended to view the build guide to become familiar with the part function, for example:
    • E3 = needed only for Ender 3 as a base printer, eg. frame_bottom_fix_left_E3_[M-X].stl
    • E3V2 = needed only for Ender 3 V2, eg. electronics_power_switch_front_E3V2_[M-X].stl
    • Also present on toolhead parts.

OPTIONAL FILE ATTRIBUTES

Some files include additional descriptors before the bracket which help you decide the quantity needed if X is specified in the bracket, like this: filename-S_[A_X].stl.

SIZE

  • S = small
  • M = medium
  • L = large

This primarily applies to toolhead parts. Choose the hotend mount based on the hotend you’re using, then print the other parts (cooling ducts, probe mounts, etc.) using the same size designation.

Example: toolhead_hotend_bambulab-S_[A-X].stl

  • indicates size S.
    • Use the same size prefix for related parts - toolhead_fanduct_4010_S_[A-X].stl and toolhead_probe_....._S_[A-X].stl
  • If a probe file has no size specified, it’s considered universal.

PRINTER VARIANT

  • E3 = Creality Ender 3 used as a base printer for conversion.
  • E3V2 = Creality Ender 3 V2 used as a base printer for conversion.

MODS / REMIXES

It’s highly recommended to begin with the stock project to follow a clear path, receive accurate and complete instructions, and work from reliable lists. Once you’re familiar with the build, you can start exploring user mods if you wish.

Most remixes and modifications are available on Printables remixes, though you’ll find additional ones on the Discord server. There are also many remixes for the beta version, most of which remain compatible.

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