K2 D3P RISER LITE

K2 D3P RISER LITE by Darren 3d Print

The D3P LITE RISER is for use with the Creality K2. This will not work with the K2 Pro or K2 Plus. For the full D3P riser for the K2 click here:

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/creality-k2-d3p-riser

The D3P LITE RISER system is an innovative and modular riser system for your 3d printer. It features numerous free to download add-ons allowing you to customize your printer and riser like you want. The design of the D3P riser system is patent pending.

I have been looking at creating a lighter version of my D3P riser. I wanted a modular system that users could customize to their needs and preferences. The objective of the Lite version is to reduce size, filament and print time while trying to keep as many features of the full version of the D3P riser.

The D3P RISER LITE cuts filament use and printing time by 50% compared to the full D3P riser while offering numerous addon options.

The D3P Riser LITE features a tilting and locking mechanism for a single CFS. This is optional and there is a rear cover that can be used should you not want the tilting CFS mechanism.

The D3P Riser LITE version offers the following features:
• Front and side adjustable vents;
• Single CFS capability with flip and lock features to allow access to the interior of the printer;
• Innovative COB LED channels that feature brackets to secure the LEDS in place;
• CFS unit is set back to allow easy access to the printer from the top;
• Sturdy and reinforced construction and design to prevent sagging;
• Foldable add-on lid handle to prop the lid open;
• Multiple add-ons such as a modular tool tray, interchangeable external spool holder and more to come;
• Detailed pdf instructions with pictures and steps;
• Side and rear removeable inserts for holding brackets that can be removed if and when you want to use added features.
• Printing requires little or no support.

FULL VS LITE VERSIONS
The main differences between the Full and Lite version of the D3P risers are:
• Lite version requires 50% less filament and print time;
• Lite version can only have a single CFS unit vs multiple configurations for the full version.
• Full version has integrated storage drawers.

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
This work is licensed under the standard digital file license. You are prohibited from sharing, sub-licensing, selling, renting, hosting, transferring, reproducing or distributing the digital file or 3d printed versions of this object, as well as any other derivative work in either digital or physical form (including remixes or copying/reproducing the design by any means).you are not allowed to use the objects in any manner that involves charging money or collecting fees without permission.
A patent has been filed for the D3P riser design and it is patent pending. I thank you for your understanding.

ADD-ONS
The model features a number of add-ons that are free to download on Creality Cloud. Please see the "Add-on" section on the model page:https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/k2-d3p-riser-lite?source=22

I will be adding to these so be sure to check back from time to time.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
For the base riser:
Filament: 1.5 kg
Approximate print time: 1 days 17h
Height with closed CFS unit (approx): 92 cm (36 inches)
Height with open CFS unit (approx): 112 cm (44 inches)

PRINT SETTINGS
IMPORTANT After verification with Creality it appears that there are some issues that need to be resolved with the mobile printing app. At present it seems these may affect slicing and printing of the model. After verification, it was suggested by the Creality Cloud team to use the desktop slicing and printing software. Thank you for your understanding.
I upload a print setting files for all my models. The print settings has the parts positioned for correct printing.
EACH BUILD PLATE HAS THE TYPE OF SUPPORT REQUIRED INDICATED ON THE BUILD PLATE DESCRIPTION (TREE AUTO, TREE MANUAL OR NO SUPPORT).
I strongly recommended you use my print setting file. If not, I will not be able to assist you if there is an issue when printing. From experience, many of the issues with printing my models are on account of users not using my print settings.

CHANGELOG
If there are any changes to the STL files or print settings I will list them here. I recommend looking at this section prior to printing as it is the only way I can inform users of changes.

3D PRINT SETTINGS
I use the following settings and materials to print this model:
Infill % : 15% (no need for more)
Nozzle diameter: 0.4 mm
Layer height: 0.2 mm standard
Material: I am often asked the question about the riser deforming when using PLA when printing ABS or ASA. I prefer PLA since it cheaper to purchase and easier to print. I print all my risers in PLA but I seldom print in ASA or ABS. I have some users that printed in PETG and some in ABS. Both will also work providing your printer can maintain tolerances. PETG may be preferable if you intend on printing higher temp materials on a regular basis.

ASSEMBLY AND INSTRUCTIONS
A detailed instruction and assembly guide with steps and pictures is available for download.

If you wish to screw on the CFS brackets you will need FOUR no.6 X ¾ inch – 3.5 mm x 18 mm wood screws.

LED LINKS
Link for COB LED lights. 5v - USB - 2m long and 8mm wide. On-off switch and dimmer are good features. I use an external power source and 1.5 m extension is nice.
https://www.amazon.ca/UVTaoYuan-Stepless-Dimmable-Flexible-Lighting/dp/B0C89MFP3Q/ref=sr_1_5_pp?crid=19T8ZQMJU86A0&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.iAQ6dS0bxPpibzx0jCOvt9GHsl5uZR4t7YLTK2xONpBvv5-lp0xQMlxVURf071EK6aYgRmErw1SZG4jy9elAymqNfqbucrtwkuaP3oqtssYVK6N-soKfTpkSJ6T6MOcd2jAwmQH19GunmMMrJ0uoqL5pCvv8Cnpnk1p6dV7XnpQKxxg50PPeJVjSNx7pzeNFlXBdTzKwGckhi89jGKjOGt1bFJ721NcgsjLHqeT83cq0RqkckOmb_nELcV7mIJukxcYoVt9WO_Du2_cyQXD5-NwEbWG6UoM8fJSWEdzGcSY.RZOmGOZhLb7wAQ-BvBO9tvNYRY6isOmOIYDhFBUs4qU&dib_tag=se&keywords=cob%2Bled&qid=1759262932&sprefix=cob%2Bled%2Caps%2C106&sr=8-5&th=1

TROUBLESHOOTING
All parts and the assembly have been tested multiple times (both printing and assembly).
• Make sure your build properly cleaned and free of grease and oils before printing. This is the cause of adhesion.
• Make sure you use my print profiles/settings (the .3mf file that has multiple plates with all the parts) and that you enable support as indicated for each build plate on the build plate description.
• Filament and printer will affect tolerances however all should fit. If unsure proceed slowly and cautiously.
• If there are any changes I list them in a changelog on the model page. Please have a look at it prior to printing in the event there are any changes.
I am available to assist with any issues with this model.

The best way to reach me is through Facebook messenger – my user name is “Darren 3d print”.

I thank you for your support and hope you like this model.