I re-designed Pawpawpaw85's strain relief to have a lower profile so there is zero chance of nozzle coolers interfering at maximum Y-extension when using PEI/Buildtak adhered directly to the heatbed.
This design has an elongated nut-trap so it will fit the Duplicator v1 with bolt hole ~3mm from the edge as well as the v2 and newer models (Monoprice/Cocoon, etc.) with a bolt hole hidden under the PEI/BuildTak located ~6mm from the edge.
Necessary materials:
1 M3x10mm or M3x12mm bolt (button head preferred)
1 M3 nut (nyloc preferred)
2 zip ties
1 piece of scotch tape (to hold nut in place during install if the nut trap isn't tight enough)
Install:
unplug your printer from AC/mains power
reveal the bolt hole near the heatbed wires
If your printer came with a build surface adhered to the heatbed, you may need to feel around for it and punch through with a hex key.
If needed, carefully trim the bits of build surface around the hole with a knife or side cutters. Do not pull or peel off the build layer bits.
install the m3 nut in the nut-trap and secure in place with a piece of tape
place strain-relief part with nut under the heat bed so it aligns with the bolt hole
drop the bolt into the hole and engage the threads
keep the strain-relief part snug against the edge of the build plate and tighten the bolt
route the wires under the strain-relief part and secure with zip ties
manually test the Y axis by moving the build plate all the way to the front and all the way to the back. Adjust zip-ties as needed.
plug in AC/mains power and ensure the heatbed is working
run Z-calibration
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