eufyMake E1 Accessories and Jigs: What to Add First
eufyMake provided my first E1 in exchange for video content, and eufyMake links in this post are affiliate links. I also design and sell E1 accessories, and I'll point them out when they come up.
I've run a eufyMake E1 in my shop since the fall of 2025, and most of what I sell for it started as a fix for something that bugged me on my own machine. This is every accessory I'd add, in the order I'd add it, and what each one fixes.
The short version
Vent the fumes, protect the stock mat, then give your jigs a home.
Every E1 owner
A way to vent the fumes and a reusable bed mat.
If you sell batches
The Jig Alignment System and jigs for the items you sell most.
If you do drinkware
eufyMake's rotary attachment and straight or simple tapered tumblers.
Six things, in order
The list at a glance
Vent the fumes
Fume extractor, 4 inch hose, inline fan
For: Anyone whose E1 lives in a closed room
Reusable bed mat
Silicone mat over the stock mat
For: Every E1 owner
Jig alignment
A hard edge for every jig
For: Batch work on the mini bed
Jigs
One for each item you sell
For: Anyone selling the same item over and over
Rotary
eufyMake's rotary attachment
For: Drinkware sellers
Cleaning and safety
Isopropyl, microfiber, UV glasses
For: Every E1 owner
A way to vent the fumes
Fixes: the resin smell that hangs around the room
UV printing smells. That's the chemistry, not a flaw in the E1. The E1 ships with an activated carbon filter, and for me it wasn't enough.
From my shop
The smell hung around the shop even when the machine sat idle, and it gave me headaches every day I was out there. Venting outside is what fixed it. Since then, no headaches.
My setup is a fume extractor in the filter slot, a 4 inch hose, an inline duct fan and a window vent kit. One thing to know before you buy anything: the stock filter and a fume extractor use the same slot, so it's one or the other. I walk through the whole setup in Removing Fumes from the eufyMake E1 UV Printer.
A reusable bed mat
Fixes: overspray wearing out the mat your zero is measured from
The E1 doesn't find its zero point with mechanical stops. The camera reads the corner of the stock adhesive mat, so that mat is what every print is measured from. Let it soak up overspray and lose its tack, and your placement goes with it.
I leave the plastic covering on the stock mat and lay a silicone mat on top. It's tacky enough to stop blanks from sliding, it takes the overspray, and the stock mat stays clean under its own covering.
The Samcraft FatMat Kit covers both the standard bed and the mini bed. The Jig Size FatMat has the same footprint as my jigs, so it drops into the Alignment System for flat work between jig runs.
A way to put jigs back in the same spot
Fixes: jigs landing in a slightly different spot after every swap
This is the number one frustration I hear from E1 owners, and I hit the same wall myself. Zero Point prints at fixed coordinates from the mat corner, so a batch only lines up if your jig sits in exactly the same spot every time. The stock bed gives you nothing to register a jig against.
That's why I built my own alignment system for the mini bed. It took me two to three months of design work.
The reprint test
In my testing I pulled a heart-shaped pet tag out, put it back and reprinted it four times over. You can't see any shift in the design.
Jigs for what you sell
Fixes: placing items by eye and uneven print heights
You don't need a jig for a one-off gift. You need one the moment you want the same result twice. A good E1 jig does two jobs: it holds every item in the same spot, and it holds every print face at the same height.
Keep the tops level
eufyMake says to keep print faces within 2 mm of each other. In my shop I treat about 3 mm as the edge before prints go soft.
Three ways to hold items on an E1
OK: free jig files you print yourself
For tinkerers with a 3D printer and time to test.
- You build and line up your own template file
- Fit varies from file to file
- Lands in the same spot only if you square it up by hand
Good: modular mat and clip systems
For one-offs and odd shapes that change every job.
- Clips hold whatever fits between them
- You place your art for each setup
- You set the fixtures up again when the item changes
The only kind I make
Best: made-for-the-item jigs + an alignment system
For shops that print the same item by the tray.
- A pocket shaped to each item
- A ready template file with every jig
- Drops in the same spot every swap, so Zero Point repeats
- Every print face at the same height
Which jigs to start with
Start with whatever you plan to sell most. These are the items I make E1 jigs for:
Every jig comes with a matching eufyMake template file. Drop in your blanks, hit Reprint and run the next tray without lining anything up. Check the item size on each listing before you order. If your item isn't on the list, tell me about it and I'll design a jig for it. New to jigs? Build an E1 Starter Kit.
The rotary, if drinkware is on your list
Fixes: printing all the way around tumblers
Tumblers print on eufyMake's rotary attachment, not in a jig. It takes items 45 to 100 mm across and tapers up to 13 degrees. On my machine it auto-measures the taper with its lasers and prints right on the powder coat. Stepped tumblers are a mixed bag at best, so buy straight or simple tapered blanks.
From my notes
The software's time estimate ran short every time I checked it. Price your tumbler jobs off what the machine actually took, not what the preview says.
I cover blanks, sizing and print time in UV Printing Tumblers 101.
Cleaning supplies and UV glasses
Fixes: cured ink on mats, and UV light with the cover open
Cleaning
Keep 90% isopropyl alcohol and a few microfiber cloths by the machine. To clean a silicone mat, spray it, let it sit ten or fifteen seconds, and wipe the cured ink off. A lint roller handles dust between jobs.
UV glasses
Wear them when you run the standard bed with the cover open, especially around other people. There's real UV light at the start of a job before the bed's front edge shields it. With the mini bed, closing the cover solves it.
Check this before you order
What fits which bed
The E1 has two beds, and they decide which accessories you can use. The sizes are eufyMake's, plus the usable area I measured on my own machine.
Mini bed: where the jigs live
330 x 90 mm print area (333 x 88 mm usable with Zero Point on my machine), items up to 80 mm tall
Fits: Jig Alignment System, Jig Size FatMat, Samcraft E1 jigs, FatMat Kit
Standard bed: big flat work
330 x 420 mm print area, items up to 60 mm tall
Fits: FatMat Kit
Does not fit: Jig Alignment System, Jig Size FatMat, Samcraft E1 jigs
No charge
Free tools before your first batch
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Asked and answered
Common questions
What accessories should I get first for the eufyMake E1?
In this order: a way to vent the fumes, a reusable mat to protect the stock adhesive mat, an alignment system so jigs go back in the same spot, then jigs for whatever you plan to make. The first three help with every job you run. The jigs depend on what you sell.
What are the best jigs for the eufyMake E1?
Jigs that hold every item in the same spot and every print face at the same height, with a template file that matches. Mine are built that way for the mini bed and drop into my Jig Alignment System, so Zero Point lines up tray after tray.
Do I need a fume extractor for the eufyMake E1?
If it lives in a closed room where you spend hours, I'd vent it outside. The stock carbon filter wasn't enough in my shop. Venting through a fume extractor, a 4 inch hose and an inline fan is what stopped my headaches.
Can I use the stock filter and a fume extractor together?
No. They mount in the same slot, so it's one or the other. Decide before you set the machine up.
Do Samcraft E1 jigs fit the standard bed?
No. My E1 jigs, the Jig Alignment System and the Jig Size FatMat are built for the mini bed. The FatMat Kit covers both beds.
Do I need a jig to use the eufyMake E1?
Not for a one-off print. You need one the moment you want the same result twice. A jig holds each blank in the same spot and at the same height, so a layout you set up once keeps working across a batch.
More from the Maker Guides
eufyMake E1: what I've learned after a year
Watch more of my E1 testing on Samcraft on YouTube, including setting up a new E1 from the box.
Sam
Disclosure: eufyMake provided my first E1 in 2025 in exchange for video content. eufyMake links in this post are affiliate links that may earn Samcraft a commission at no extra cost to you. eufyMake has no editorial input or control over Samcraft content. Samcraft designs and sells its own accessories for the E1, including the jigs, Jig Alignment System, FatMats and Fume Extractor mentioned here. Specifications are from eufyMake's published documentation unless marked as my own measurement. Last reviewed November 2026.
