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eufyMake E1 Mini Flatbed For Interchangeable Jigs (Digital)

eufyMake E1 Mini Flatbed For Interchangeable Jigs (Digital)

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Slide in. Open project. Print. 

6/30/26 UPDATE - THE FILE SPLITS IN HALF FOR THE P1S

If you repeat jobs on the eufyMake E1 Mini, you already know the real bottleneck isn't the printing — it's the setup. Re-measuring and re-aligning.

This custom flatbed removes that step entirely.

Your saved design layout always lands exactly where it's supposed to.

The workflow is as simple as it sounds: drop your parts into your customized jig, slide the bed in, open your saved design, and UV print. 

What's included after purchase: an eufyMake E1 Mini Flatbed digital download in 3MF format and STL format. The file has a custom profile printed with the Bambu Labs H2D printer. I have had much success printing the bed in PLA and the plate in PETG material. You can use PETG for the Bed and PETG for the plate if you like (The blank plate underneath the bed in the slicer is used to create the cavity and act as support). The blank plate on the second build plate is for you to modify to create jigs, or you can create a 335x90mm blank with your 02 laser or printer to drop in.

If you're using the STL file, right-click the part and select split objects to modify the two parts separately in the slicer for PETG and PLA without moving them separately. 

Additional hardware you will need will be (1) 8mmx2mm magnet.
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Follow me on Makerworld for free Jigs inserts and Patreon for me to answer your questions and stay up to date for future projects. 

https://www.patreon.com/cw/chriscthornton
https://makerworld.com/en/@chriscthornton

Why makers and small shops love it:

  • True repeatability — same alignment using the same jig created.
  • Skip the zero point — go straight from file to print.
  • Swap-and-go jigs — change products and jigs without recalibrating and aligning the parts on the bed.
  • Proven the hard way — shaken, knocked out of place, and snapped back, it still prints right on the mark.


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