I've widened the meter holder with a wider opening to accommodate ports.

I removed the thermistor storage, since my Fluke doesn't have it, and instead added a bigger storage behind the meter to the left.

The probe holder is slightly closer together to allow for a bigger hole for storage, whatever that might be.

• Slightly less time and filament needed, but not as significant as I anticipated.

• 9hr15min and 88g of filament on my Ender 3 Pro vs the original 9hr23min and 92g of filament at 10% infill.

  • Print speed 50-60 mm/s, which is dialled back for improved quality.

I've left the magnet base holes available, but removed the extra screw allowance because the probes needed more depth, and I didn't want to make the holder another unit higher.