M8P deck panels, spacer, feet, skirts, and trim (opens in new tab)
Six .3mf files across the mounting and skirt folders.
3D printing • Custom platform build
A blue-and-pink printer, a satisfying homing sequence, and a set of M8P-related parts shared on GitHub.
THE BUILD IN MOTION
Original April 2025 clip, at its original playback speed. This preview copy has no audio. The caption reports the acceleration; it is not measured from the video.
Visual description: the toolhead moves through the machine homing and probe attachment/detachment sequence. The clip shows the assembled printer in operation; no test result is overlaid.
Printer assembly and integration, with shared M8P-related modifications.
An assembled printer documented in motion, paired with seven shared .3mf modification files outside the imported-geometry folder.
The April 2025 post shows the printer running its homing sequence, including the probe attaching and detaching. The M8P mounts and related printed parts are listed with the build because they are part of the machine shown here.
The FZero folder contains two M8P mounting-deck variants, a 45 mm mezzanine spacer, an extended foot-riser block, skirts and trim, and a TFT-to-skirt bracket. These are the less visible details around the controller, base, and display.
They are presented as modifications within an existing printer ecosystem, not as authorship of the entire printer design. The separately named imported folder remains distinct from the shared modification files.
The video shows the machine in motion. The photograph shows the assembled build. The linked files let another maker inspect the available mounting and enclosure parts. Together they describe considerably more than a folder name.
Six .3mf files across the mounting and skirt folders.
The display-mount file in the FZero collection.
Separately stored imported parts; not attributed as original modifications here.
I assembled and integrated this EffZero printer, including the printed parts, M8P-related mounts, and homing and probe setup. The blue-and-pink color scheme gives the machine its look, but the part I care about is that the system actually works together. The homing video shows the machine running the sequence, including the probe attaching and detaching. The linked files cover the modifications that can be identified from the build.
Underlying printer and community designs retain their original authorship. The connection between this machine and the FZero/M8P parts collection was confirmed by Michael.
The source caption writes the acceleration as "20,000 mm2/sec"; this page normalizes the notation to mm/s². The value is the original creator report. Macro authorship and comparative traffic have not been established. No most-popular or independent performance claim is made.
Jerky_FPV project archive
2025-04-16
FZero parts collection (opens in new tab)
Repository snapshot reviewed September 2026
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