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Constraining the z-rod like that might be a very bad idea, basically these printers were designed for it to be unconstrained, if your rod is not straight then that is because either it's bend or held in place wrong and there can be several place where it can be held wrong.
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A Z rod guide is never a good idea. A slight wobbling is usually not an issue but if you force that wobble through a guide, it will definitely end up showing itself in your prints. Just let it wobble as long as the steps are OK
@@bobh0905 The ones creality sell do not do exactly that. I have the creality ones as they came with my Dual Z-axis kit for my 3 Pro, The ones printed in the video are a solid stiff piece of plastic that forces the rod into a position. The creality ones have a bearing inside that can actually move around, they are held in place by springs on the inside I believe, but they are just light enough that the rod can push the spring if it needs to. It keeps them straight with wiggle room, printed ones do not and could damage the rod that way.
@@bobh0905 yeah but what I was trying to say was that the bearing can be moved around by the rod on the inside of the creality one, the printed ones keep the bearing in a static place
The bubble leveler serves no prupose. You tram the printer, not level it. The grip handle reduced your max build height. Idk why you stopped at the z extrusions for the slot covers. The z rod stabilizer is iffy. Everything else is nice.
Push the Y axis up and down with your hands and you will find that not having a double Z axis gives the bubble leveler some sense. It's only a monitoring sensor, just in case you're finding strange values in bed tramming, and you understand that the problem is Y axis level.
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@@urgamecshk it “destroys” it by constraining it. Constraining it for too long will eventually cause stress bends, especially if you’re continuously printing tall prints, and even more so if you have direct drive. A bent rod is useless and is considered “destroyed”.
the z stepper spacer is only needed if you have misaligned motors, which were common in the original ender 3 v1s. It might do more damage to Ender 3 v2's
When assembled (correctly), my z-axis drive screw was not parallel with the vertical riser. I carefully sanded about .015" off of one edge of the z-axis stepper bracket to make it align. That bracket appears to be flawed, and it's a flimsy attachment. Once the drive screw was properly aligned, the printer worked well. I am considering trying those printed shims (although I'm not having print problems now). It seems like an improvement.
I started printing around a month ago and 1 thing I absolutely recommend to use for the bed are dial locks. I found a file for them on thinigiverse my first week of printing bc I instantly got tired of dealing with the bed. I have not had to level it again in about 2-3 weeks. Every print first layer is perfect as long as bed is clean. I never see any channel or anybody suggest them. Is there a downside to using them?
hey, there shouldn't be a downside as the bed dials shouldn't rotate. As long as they don't interfere with any moving part you will be good. (p.s. can you send that link, I have been looking for one)
I actually like some of those upgrades. I just bought a used one and it has a few kinda like these. The best one that mine has is a LED strip in the frame around the tower. It helps a ton.
the very first thing you should do to an ender 3 v2 is to print a new PSU cover. you can see at 1:58 the big plate at the bottom of the machine that has some missalligned slots for the fan but **NO** vents for the air to go anywhere. under the black aluminum plate there are vents that are completely covered up by the black plate. remove that if you don't want your printer to go up in flames one day lol
for me the most important upgrade that i actually had to make was the spacer for the z axis motor, when i assembled mine, the assembly could only go up for a little and then it would start grinding and then get stuck, as soon as i put a spacer on for the motor i had zero issues
@@Noise_H well the guards for the extrusions are ok, bl touch, maybe the capricorn tubing and then i dont remember anything else that would be that useful
@@sonicsupersam7793 causing unnecessary strain, if the rod is displaced by that much and it causes you problems, it’s better to try to fix the alignment where it’s held, not to add another one.
Buy a proper bearing block and couple it with a spider coupling to the stepper.. The right way.. Oh and for the love of god don't sit a hot stepper on fecking plastic 😂
Terrific video. I will probably only use a couple of the items though: The bed pull, and the dial knob with "wings" for speedy scrolling. I moved my filament roll to the side of my printer, so it feeds directly into the extruder, so I don't need a filament guide. Rather than the side storage bin, I'll probably build a camera mount there.
@@Robin-Visser you are putting pressure on the rails and are ever so slightly introducing misalignments. This will cause your prints to come out less than perfect; and the Ender 3 V2 is capable of producing print quality that equals that of $2,750 dollar printers -- if aligned and tensioned PERFECTLY.
@@Alucard0715 Can you guarantee those feet will come out flat out of the printer? No, because most pieces of glass are not flat. The stock feet will compensate since they're made of foam. Maybe if you print yours out of flexible filament. But if vibrations are a problem for you, I suggest putting the printer on top of a cement slab.
Just got my first 3D printer (Ender 3 V2). I am excited to print some of these myself. What filament did you use? That color looks like it matched the default knobs very well. Thank you for linking the files!
5:43 Watch out with the spool holder, I tried one and it broke during a print after only a few hours of use, almost ruining my entire print! Either try printing a reeeeaaally sturdy one or just let it be
@Russell White Yeah, the bed tab is crap, as its linked to your springs, you will mess up your level every time you touch it. Agreed on the dual part cooling duct.
Great video, I dont know if they have changed the length of the bolts used for the top brackets, but they are not long enough to be able to screw into the top bar with the spool attachment. It should be a simple fix of just sanding the base down a bit, but id thought id comment just in case some other person is running into this issue. All in all I love these mods and most are such a nice improvement of life upgrade.
4:50 the thick rubber feet are there to help absorb vibrations and add stability, using plastic ones will greatly affect your prints quality for the vibrations will cause nasty misalignment
Hi, thanks for this video! I'm just now seeing this video and I've purchased an ender 3 v2. Not sure if there's already a follow up video on this channel, but seeing as its been 6 months, it would be great if you could share your experience with the mods - do you still use all the mods shown here? are there any mods that negatively affected the performance and also any that dramatically improved the performance? Thanks!
Ideally, you should have 100 hours of print time with the printer on its stock configuration before changing stuff, otherwise troubleshooting later is a nightmare because you have no known working setup to measure against if something goes wrong.
how do u get such good addhesions on the ender 3 v2's bed? i got mine about a year ago and to this day i still havent been able to print without using masking tape or glue stick eventhough i leveled and cleaned the bed correctly (i think), also another question, why do u use the other side of the glass bed when using the bl touch?. thanks in advance.
right or wrong, I had some serious bed adhesion issues ( I tried different temps, levelling and re-levelling etc). In the end, I fixed it by cleaning the bed in dish soap and hot water, and using a LIGHT coating of Wella Silvikrin Maximum Hold hairspray (just a light misting on the bed). Since doing this, I have had no adherence issues.
@@urgamecshk as is suggested on many videos and guides. If you know a better way, please share rather than belittling those without the knowledge. Thanks :)
First of all. This Black/Blue Style is fantastic. Maybe that's cause blue is my favorite color. Some questions: 1. ) I heard a good upgrade would be the metallic feeder?, too. 2. ) I read the AUtobed Leveling doesn't work on the Ender V2, or is there a special V2 Version? I look forward to buy this Printer as my first one next month. SO I definitely need blue Filament, how much kg do I need for all those parts? Greetings from Germany.
Hello, 1) Yes it is great upgrade 2) It works with latest versions, for old versions I don't know, but you should upgrade its firmware, you can use following one, I loved its functions: github.com/Jyers/Marlin/releases 1KG filament will be more than enough, but be sure that your blue color is the same with color of parts that comes with the printer in stock, so you get great accent
Very useful!!! Thank you! And 2 questions... How do you do the timelapse? and How noisy is the printer? I am considering one, but I do not have a dedicated room for it, so it will stay in the livingroom.
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you could have put links to print files.
@@MerchantNation Hey, I have put links in video description already, please take a look🙂
@@engineericly the links are not showing up for me on the items printed. I have looked multiple times.
@@jasonnelson9909 they are there tho?
Which BL auto leveling kit do you get? When I open the link there are 2 different
Products on there.
Constraining the z-rod like that might be a very bad idea, basically these printers were designed for it to be unconstrained, if your rod is not straight then that is because either it's bend or held in place wrong and there can be several place where it can be held wrong.
Thank you!
So I shouldn’t make the spacer
@@Noise_H No you shouldn’t, it could severely mess up your z axis.
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The finished product reminds me of an old episode of The Simpsons where Homer designed a car for his brother's company.
I love that episode! xD
@@VideoAssaultSaturday Me too..... One of my favorites!
LOL
Canyonero!!!
When I rev the engine I want people to think the world is coming to an end!
A Z rod guide is never a good idea. A slight wobbling is usually not an issue but if you force that wobble through a guide, it will definitely end up showing itself in your prints. Just let it wobble as long as the steps are OK
And yet Creality sell an attachment to do exactly that.
@@bobh0905 Creality also sells the product that ‘needs’ it. They are selling the problem and solution
@@bobh0905 The ones creality sell do not do exactly that. I have the creality ones as they came with my Dual Z-axis kit for my 3 Pro, The ones printed in the video are a solid stiff piece of plastic that forces the rod into a position. The creality ones have a bearing inside that can actually move around, they are held in place by springs on the inside I believe, but they are just light enough that the rod can push the spring if it needs to. It keeps them straight with wiggle room, printed ones do not and could damage the rod that way.
@@nytem979 The printed ones I've seen have a hole for a bearing.
@@bobh0905 yeah but what I was trying to say was that the bearing can be moved around by the rod on the inside of the creality one, the printed ones keep the bearing in a static place
The bubble leveler serves no prupose. You tram the printer, not level it. The grip handle reduced your max build height. Idk why you stopped at the z extrusions for the slot covers. The z rod stabilizer is iffy. Everything else is nice.
Push the Y axis up and down with your hands and you will find that not having a double Z axis gives the bubble leveler some sense. It's only a monitoring sensor, just in case you're finding strange values in bed tramming, and you understand that the problem is Y axis level.
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Thank you:)
To the content creator and anyone else watching, 04:15 to 04:30, do NOT ever do this. This will damage your Z axis rod.
Came looking for this comment. I don't know anything about 3D printing but common sense was telling me this could potentially be a bad idea.
Yes because plastic will destroy a steel lead screw 🤔🤔🤔
@@urgamecshk it will not damage the steel, but constraining the z axis rod will result in shit prints. It is designed to be able move to some degree.
@@nikohugger9097 I'm not the one who said it would!
@@urgamecshk it “destroys” it by constraining it. Constraining it for too long will eventually cause stress bends, especially if you’re continuously printing tall prints, and even more so if you have direct drive. A bent rod is useless and is considered “destroyed”.
the z stepper spacer is only needed if you have misaligned motors, which were common in the original ender 3 v1s. It might do more damage to Ender 3 v2's
Yes though I gotta say mine needed a really small shim of 1mm behind the motor.
When assembled (correctly), my z-axis drive screw was not parallel with the vertical riser. I carefully sanded about .015" off of one edge of the z-axis stepper bracket to make it align. That bracket appears to be flawed, and it's a flimsy attachment. Once the drive screw was properly aligned, the printer worked well. I am considering trying those printed shims (although I'm not having print problems now). It seems like an improvement.
Yeh don't print spacers for a stepper that regularly reaches upto 95-100°c. What a stupid suggestion
@@brett567 I think that your stepper might just need it if it reaches 95-100°
A simpler solution would be replacing the rigid coupler for a flexible one.
very nice video man
Glad you enjoyed it
I started printing around a month ago and 1 thing I absolutely recommend to use for the bed are dial locks. I found a file for them on thinigiverse my first week of printing bc I instantly got tired of dealing with the bed. I have not had to level it again in about 2-3 weeks. Every print first layer is perfect as long as bed is clean.
I never see any channel or anybody suggest them. Is there a downside to using them?
hey, there shouldn't be a downside as the bed dials shouldn't rotate. As long as they don't interfere with any moving part you will be good. (p.s. can you send that link, I have been looking for one)
I couldn't find any stl's that had decent download numbers. Would you mind sharing the link?
I actually like some of those upgrades. I just bought a used one and it has a few kinda like these. The best one that mine has is a LED strip in the frame around the tower. It helps a ton.
the very first thing you should do to an ender 3 v2 is to print a new PSU cover. you can see at 1:58 the big plate at the bottom of the machine that has some missalligned slots for the fan but **NO** vents for the air to go anywhere. under the black aluminum plate there are vents that are completely covered up by the black plate. remove that if you don't want your printer to go up in flames one day lol
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I did this but also added an 80mm noctua fan at the same time
@@dukesebhave you links from the Fan and from the stl for me please
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WOW!! major Pimpin out the Ender!! 🤙🤙🤙
That's nice, I remember printing upgrades for a 2 weeks straight for my first 3d, years ago. Good times
Nice that you have made a list with all of the links included man! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for all: creation ans tips 👍
That was some of the most useless things I’ve ever seen someone add to a printer
Mostly for aesthetics but that’s half the fun of owning a printer is making stuff for your printer
I feel bad cause I'm sure he really enjoyed making this video but yeah
@@zombiefarm3561 you know its bad when a comment like this crops up
@@Taeleus yeeeah
So add a hate comment repellent into my printer
Huh
Noted.
for me the most important upgrade that i actually had to make was the spacer for the z axis motor, when i assembled mine, the assembly could only go up for a little and then it would start grinding and then get stuck, as soon as i put a spacer on for the motor i had zero issues
I see 2 useful upgrades like always wit this type of video
What are those, I’ve only made the V slots and I’m new to 3D printing so what are they?
@@Noise_H well the guards for the extrusions are ok, bl touch, maybe the capricorn tubing and then i dont remember anything else that would be that useful
@@Noise_H tho if u change the tube might aswell change to an all metal hotend
Super Hilfreich , Danke
4:10 don't do that, this will cause more problems than it "solves"
Not doubting you, just curious what problems it may cause?
@@sonicsupersam7793 causing unnecessary strain, if the rod is displaced by that much and it causes you problems, it’s better to try to fix the alignment where it’s held, not to add another one.
Buy a proper bearing block and couple it with a spider coupling to the stepper.. The right way.. Oh and for the love of god don't sit a hot stepper on fecking plastic 😂
Thanks for all the links.. worked perfectly
good video, good machine , good upgrades
ender three v2 is SUCH A GOOD PRINTER! i love it
Terrific video. I will probably only use a couple of the items though: The bed pull, and the dial knob with "wings" for speedy scrolling. I moved my filament roll to the side of my printer, so it feeds directly into the extruder, so I don't need a filament guide. Rather than the side storage bin, I'll probably build a camera mount there.
Can you share the thingverse code for the side filament mount? Thanks!
9:02 essential if you need to increase speed.
How so?
@@dylanmaxard5822 racing stripes add 10hp obviously
Love your channel keep up the work!
W guy W vid overall huge W
Yup lifting your Ender3 like that totally a good idea!
M5 screws can hold about 800 kg each! Whats the problem?
@@Robin-Visser you are putting pressure on the rails and are ever so slightly introducing misalignments. This will cause your prints to come out less than perfect; and the Ender 3 V2 is capable of producing print quality that equals that of $2,750 dollar printers -- if aligned and tensioned PERFECTLY.
@@TheTurbinator how is it putting more pressure on the rails than the stock feet?
@@Alucard0715 Can you guarantee those feet will come out flat out of the printer? No, because most pieces of glass are not flat. The stock feet will compensate since they're made of foam. Maybe if you print yours out of flexible filament. But if vibrations are a problem for you, I suggest putting the printer on top of a cement slab.
This feels like the equivalent of someone ricing out their old civic lol
wow good job man
Great stuff. Thanks, man!
This video is a very good recap of fundamental upgrades. Thanks
For the filament guide, I can't get it to spin as you have it. What are the settings that you have for it?
thank´s men 👍
Salam alykum bro thanks for this amazing video
Creality just finished implementing all the community upgrades to the Ender 3 V2 and now you upgrade it even more. lol
Hey, what did you use when you removed the v Slot covers from the heated Bed?
It was super glue accelerator, to cool the model so it pops right off!
This is fantastic!! Thanks for posting!
great job sir...ive just got the ender 3 v2 and ur video is helpful
Just got my first 3D printer (Ender 3 V2). I am excited to print some of these myself. What filament did you use? That color looks like it matched the default knobs very well. Thank you for linking the files!
There is no fucking link…
@@rexiem2018 all the links to the files in the description. Try to read before becoming Hulk
@@nelsonmarques1334 what filament was used?
@@Foodran probably PLA. Usually on the thingiverse links, they will advise on what filament to print
@@nelsonmarques1334 okay thank you
most of these upgrades aren’t useful to me but great video all the same! enjoyed this format well done!
Awesome!
Glad you think so!
Hello! I would like to know if the addition of the BL sensor and the firmware, makes bed leveling automatic, or do you adjust the bed. Thank you!
Damn this is beautiful, thank you!
Yes very good presentation music is chill and nice set up 👍👍👍
Thank you!
Great video and useful upgrades!!!!! Thanks!!!!!
Glad you like them!
Do these upgrades work on the Ender 3 V2 Neo? Thx very much for your assistance!
The bubble level actually made me cry!
I couldn't help but laugh at the absurdity of it.
Useful, thanks!
all metal hot end....
linear rail on all axes....
drag chain...
direct drive....
dual Z motor....
UGh.. and so much more... ✌️✌️✌️
nice work tho...
Thanks for recommendations, Indeed ender 3 series has so high potential for customization!
Tanks! It was cool.
nice compilation of upgrades.
wanna try this one
very helpful thank you very much dude!
Wow... me encanto el canal y me encanto la maquina.. saludos desde Argentina.
What was the stuff you sprayed on the v slot covers? To get them to release from the bed so easily
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Love all the mods. Looking forward to trying them out when I get my Ender next week. Prefer an orange color to the blue though. Thanks
Thanks for sharing these links👍 Great Video😎
Im so glad you talk in your videos man no one does and i hate it half of them got their moc on and just dont talk
Truly amazing video. Thanks for tips.
Great video !
Fan shroud would be my first mod .
this is brilliant!
Great video. Would you recommend the Bltouch for an ender 3 v2?
YES! :)
5:43 Watch out with the spool holder, I tried one and it broke during a print after only a few hours of use, almost ruining my entire print! Either try printing a reeeeaaally sturdy one or just let it be
love it. realy nice video
Glad you enjoyed it!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
The level indicator is in a useless position there as the plastic part can pivot to begin with
@Russell White Yeah, the bed tab is crap, as its linked to your springs, you will mess up your level every time you touch it. Agreed on the dual part cooling duct.
@@Foxy_proxy It's not linked to the springs...
this video is oddly satisfying
Loved this format for upgrades ty very much for your work . And one of the best looking Enders I’ve seen 🙏🏻👍
Finally i been waiting for this, my exam is going to end on 23 so I'll dm u that day, anyways nicely done🔥💕😍👍
How did it go?
@@YeetDisDude in 3 years i failed 3 times now this year i finally have Chance to pass , wish me luck 💕👍
Great video, I dont know if they have changed the length of the bolts used for the top brackets, but they are not long enough to be able to screw into the top bar with the spool attachment. It should be a simple fix of just sanding the base down a bit, but id thought id comment just in case some other person is running into this issue. All in all I love these mods and most are such a nice improvement of life upgrade.
I had this same issue today, wish I saw this comment sooner lol
@@Goodvibez_live I did the same thing toda, and I wish I saw it sooner to.
Really great content! save me a lot of time searching for these
Awesome job. Getting ready to buy one.
What filament did you use? The color looks like it matches pretty well with the light blue parts they come with the Ender 3 V2.
Great job and thanks for the thingaverse links.
This is really useful
MINUTE 8:16......WHICH SPRAY HAVE YOU USED? IT'S AMAZING
Lol I can’t seem to even get mine to print anything to do this. I’m sure it’s me and my noobness causing the issue but yeah man awesome video
4:50 the thick rubber feet are there to help absorb vibrations and add stability, using plastic ones will greatly affect your prints quality for the vibrations will cause nasty misalignment
The rubber feet were installed into the bottom of the new feet to still give the dampening.
@@kites0852 yes I also watched it, that still added height and the further it is from the table the less stable it will be
So cool and satisfying love that you can upgrade the printer by using the printer
It really is!
hello ,just wondering what spray you used release v splot cover from the bed??
Hello, it was glue accelerator, but you can try spraying water also
Awsome vid !! About to mod my 5th V2 now and may go Blue :)
Hi, thanks for this video! I'm just now seeing this video and I've purchased an ender 3 v2. Not sure if there's already a follow up video on this channel, but seeing as its been 6 months, it would be great if you could share your experience with the mods - do you still use all the mods shown here? are there any mods that negatively affected the performance and also any that dramatically improved the performance? Thanks!
Hi, did you installed those mods? Maybe you can share your experience with new ender 3v2 users :)
Ideally, you should have 100 hours of print time with the printer on its stock configuration before changing stuff, otherwise troubleshooting later is a nightmare because you have no known working setup to measure against if something goes wrong.
ما شاء الله brother good job ❤
quick note, most of these upgrades should work for the voxelab Aquila series of printers. As I'm pretty sure they're based on a ender 3 V2
how do u get such good addhesions on the ender 3 v2's bed? i got mine about a year ago and to this day i still havent been able to print without using masking tape or glue stick eventhough i leveled and cleaned the bed correctly (i think), also another question, why do u use the other side of the glass bed when using the bl touch?. thanks in advance.
I've been getting good prints since I added BL-touch. Totally worth it
I bet you use paper and then 0 your Z off that, don't you?
right or wrong, I had some serious bed adhesion issues ( I tried different temps, levelling and re-levelling etc). In the end, I fixed it by cleaning the bed in dish soap and hot water, and using a LIGHT coating of Wella Silvikrin Maximum Hold hairspray (just a light misting on the bed). Since doing this, I have had no adherence issues.
@@urgamecshk as is suggested on many videos and guides. If you know a better way, please share rather than belittling those without the knowledge. Thanks :)
It's important that you never touch the glass bed with your bare hands and always wipe it clean before printing.
when you put the springs, did you modify the limit switch z ?
One of the best upgrades is the ender 3 belted z by Kevin. Period.
Why? Smoother operations?
Thanks for the video!! Could you please do a video on installing the bltouch and the software updates required?
What brand of filament do you use?
what color filament did you use and what brand
It is really interesting. But, I think if you explain in the video it will be best. Good luck
What are you spraying the parts with at 8:19 and why?
Hello, it is super glue accelerator, because it is so cold, so it will cool the bed and print will pop right off, super fast
@@engineericly interesting, I've never heard of that. Does it leave a residue on the part or bed? Do you recommend a particular brand?
@@overkill2828 you can use spray air, when it sprays out of the can it expands and becomes cold, so it makes it easier to remove prints
@@engineericly don't use that. It damages the glass bed over time. Just spray a small amount of water. Capillary action will do the rest
wow im just realize now my entire ender are just 3d print material. im literal replace every piece with pla ty so much!@
Just bought a v2 and still waiting for delivery...still amazes me
I keep the filament spool's center (of gravity) withing the printers feet to keep it more stable.
First of all. This Black/Blue Style is fantastic. Maybe that's cause blue is my favorite color. Some questions:
1. ) I heard a good upgrade would be the metallic feeder?, too.
2. ) I read the AUtobed Leveling doesn't work on the Ender V2, or is there a special V2 Version?
I look forward to buy this Printer as my first one next month. SO I definitely need blue Filament, how much kg do I need for all those parts?
Greetings from Germany.
Hello,
1) Yes it is great upgrade
2) It works with latest versions, for old versions I don't know, but you should upgrade its firmware, you can use following one, I loved its functions: github.com/Jyers/Marlin/releases
1KG filament will be more than enough, but be sure that your blue color is the same with color of parts that comes with the printer in stock, so you get great accent
@@engineericly How do you know what version to grab?
Very useful!!! Thank you!
And 2 questions... How do you do the timelapse? and How noisy is the printer? I am considering one, but I do not have a dedicated room for it, so it will stay in the livingroom.
It’s honestly not that noisy. I love my Ender 3 V2
I have an Ender 3 v2 in my bedroom, i leave it on and go to sleep, i use earmuffs but it's really silent.
its quite loud imo
Were you using PLA for the printer accessories?