I’m ready to build. Just looking for the most recent set to print out.
Originally shared by djC653
Were can I find the latest/greatest Prusa i3 files?
I have acouple of different sets but I grabed them a while ago and not
sure they’re up-to-date.
The prusa github.
I couldn’t extract those and no one at the time would help. I did find the “Prusa i3 rework” set(I think that’s the name) plus another set. Just wondering if there was a more resent/up to date set.
tnx for the response.
If you download the zip file it should have all you need. You will need openscad to compile it.
yeah that was the problem I couldn’t get it to work.
Don’t worry about it, I spent an afternoon trying to figure it out a while back too. First download the whole GitHub .zip from Joseph prusa’s GitHub. Extract it and locate the folder old_single_plate. In that folder is a note file named configuration.scad.dist. Open up a NEW file in Openscad and name it configuration.scad. Then copy everything from the configuration.scad.dist file into your new openscad file.
You can then scroll through your new openscad file and change the parameters which will ultimately depict your output files. Like select which belts you want to use and so on. (GT2 or the old timing ones) and every other setting too.
From there you can save that file and every openscad file in the src folder will look at that file and use the setting to base the design.
Hit me back if you need more help 
but I don’t have my laptop for a couple of days so this is all off memory
Ok @Brandon_Mason that is more info than I’ve got in the past, tnx. I’ll give it a go.
So I found out one of my i3 sets is from here:
Is this guy here? And is this the latest set of parts listed that he talks about in blog?
yes @John_Ridley is here.
And those are prusa i3 parts but i recommend the openscad files on pure customization. John’s parts are modified, not the originally parts and may be slightly different for your machine.
The fact is, it is so much easier to plug in your own parameters into the openscad files than trying to adapt your design to fit someone else’s parts.