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Hi. As I explained in my previous message, you have to rotate the back parts in order to fit them in the bed. Do you know how to rotate solids in the slider you are using? You need to set them as I show in the 8th image. If it is difficult for you, just print one at a time, align each part diagonally. In a 300 x 300 bed the diagonal line measures 424 mm and the part at its longest measures 376.16 mm so there is more than enough space for the part.
Here is a video on how to rotate parts in Cura.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0N4xGiBjr-Q

Hi, you should have 4 parts. Two front corners and two on the back. Can you show me what parts are not fitting?

The 2 back parts.

Any ?

Do you have a way to send me or pictures and measurements? Have you printed a calibration cube to see how accurate you can print? The parts have been designed to be smaller than the internal dimensions of the frame. I would like to confirm the lengths you get, also the dimension of the frame to see if there has been a variation from creality.

I just checked the measurements again, you should have a gap of 0.6 mm from side to side in all directions between the 4 assembled corners and the upper frame of the K1Max. If you have more than that there is no problem, you can use sand paper to trim down the flat ends where the square hole is to make it fit. Please let me know if this helped.

The stl file that i open with cura does not fit into my 300x300x300 bed size, the 2 back part. I cant print the parts.

Sorry, my reply was outside of this chat chain. Here is the test again, I wrote to you the 14 of October:

I understand now. The images from the cults post show 2 describing how the parts are positioned and rotated in the slicer I used. One with both front corners and the dowels or pegs. The second image shows the two back pieces, they have to be rotated and positioned as shown to fit in the bed. They are also rotated so there is minimal need for s. I used orca slicer, but you should be able to rotate and move models in any slicer. If you can't get both parts to fit, print them one at a time but always in the orientation shown in my pictures.

Hi, I haven't had a tangle so bad the dryer had been pulled but I can imagine the force of some extruders is very high and it could happen. If it topples or not would depend on the direction of the pull. If it is pulled from the side with enough force I would imagine the pin from the bracket could break but the force would have to be extreme. Like I said, it has never happened to me, I have a creality ender 3 S1 Pro with a sprite extruder and in a couple of tangles it would hold.