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- Model: P3Steel-frame
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The P3Steel frame is manufactured from laser-cut galvanized steel, providing a rigid and stable structure for building or upgrading Prusa i3 style 3D printers. Its high structural rigidity helps improve print accuracy while reducing vibrations during operation.
Features
- P3Steel frame compatible with Prusa i3 style 3D printers.
- Manufactured from galvanized steel.
- Precision laser-cut construction.
- High structural rigidity for improved stability.
- Designed to accommodate the standard components used in compatible P3Steel builds.
Technical Specifications
- Type: P3Steel structural frame.
- Material: Galvanized steel.
- Manufacturing process: Laser cut.
- Finish: Galvanized.
Compatibility
Compatible with P3Steel-based Prusa i3 projects and kits. Compatibility of the remaining components should be verified before assembly.
Advantages
- Greater rigidity than acrylic or printed frame designs.
- Improved stability during long print jobs.
- Ideal as a foundation for new builds or printer upgrades.
Package Contents
- 1 × Galvanized steel P3Steel frame.
Files:
Frame:
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DWG - v1.02 - Parts for the Y-axis motor have been modified, now the belt can be removed more easily.
Printed Parts:
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STL – v1.01 - Single extruder Version
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STL – v1.02 - Single extruder Version - Compatible leadscrew pieces have been added and small tolerance corrections have been done
Firmware:
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Marlin 1.1.0 RC2 - Filament presence sensor disabled - loaded by default
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Marlin 1.1.0 RC2 - Filament presence sensor enabled
Assembly Tutorial
New step by step tutorials:
We have prepared a new updated tutorial serie, with further information about available options. Also printable, so you don't need a display to follow the instructions:
Assembly Tutorial (Spanish with english subtitles):
Important: We recommend reading the instructions in this tab completely, in addition to following the assembly from here since we have included additional information to the videos.
Updates:
- Thermistors have now dupont connector, no soldering required.
- Stepper motors include cable connector on base. In addition, we ship them with the wires in the correct order for Ramps 1.4. So you do not have to change the order.
- Marlin updated to 1.1.0 RC 7 version:
- Improved filament change system from the LCD or using command M600
- Bed leveling function optimized, get easily a perfect first layer.
- Small bugs fixed, now more information is displayed on the LCD.
Frequently asked questions:
- How all fans are connected to the printer?
Fans are connected as follows:- Layer fan: Connected to D9 as indicated in the video
- Hotend fan: connected directly to 12v, the connection can be done like on the video or connected to the output of 12v on Ramps 1.4
- Electronics Fan: connected directly to 12v, the connection can be done like on the video or connected to the output of 12v on Ramps 1.4
- The extruder motor does not move when I try to move it from the LCD.
Marlin has a protection to prevent accidental movement, so the extruder will not move with temperatures under 170°C. Try heating the hotend over this temperature and the extruder will move
Assembly drawings:
Xmotor, Leadscrews version:

X idler, Leadscrews version:

Extruder detail, Leadscrews version:
HotEnd detail, Leadscrews version:
Connection Diagram of RAMPS 1.4:
Order and Orientation of the Stepper Motor wires:
Keep the colour order of the wire; the RED wire goes DOWNWARDS when connecting to the RAMPS.
Additional considerations:
- Connect limit switches as indicated in the video or scheme, an incorrect connection can damage the Mega board.


















