1.75 filament 3d models

1.75 mm filament clip. Work with all spool. Good grip, no slip. ... Category: 3D Printer Accessories

1.75 mm filament clip. Work with all spool. Good grip, no slip. Category: 3D Printer Accessories

Humans use a versatile 1.75 millimeter filament clip that works seamlessly with all types of spools. ...The device offers an exceptional grip that prevents slipping and ensures a secure hold.

It's for a 1.75 mm filament, with 5 mm diameter hole (10 mm lenght) in the end for tube. OpenSCAD file included. Category: DIY

This project is specifically designed for use with 1.75mm filament and features a distinctively sized aperture at its terminus. ...A five-millimeter hole provides the conduit, extending inward ten millimeters from its outer extremity, making it a...

... Slot factor adjusted to 6 times normal size. Filter height is now 24 units. Minimum clip length increased to 8 units. Add clip feature activated. Filament diameter optimized for 1.85 mm. Filter width set to 19 units. ...Cross-sectional view hidden.

I designed a Filament Clip that mirrors the 3D Solutech Filament's functionality but with my own twist. ...This clip snugly secures the filament in place, and adjusting the scale by plus or minus one allows for effortless adjustments to achieve a...

1.75 millimeter Filament Clip for 3DPoly Spool

snaps your 1.75 filament into the 45 degree slot and then cut, or snap it instead into the 90 degree slot and then make your cut. press down on a single edge razor blade carefully and finish making the cut you need. I secured mine beneath the top...

I wanted to print using 1.75 mm filament because I already had a lot of filament in that size on hand.\nI designed these parts to assist me in that endeavor. There are several parts in this print and a lot of SCAD code for you to adjust to meet...

Remix of a 3-millimeter filament clip https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4423161

... there is no problem. ...It can be fixed with rubber band and clip. Without pulling out the filament from the hot end, You can insert a filament from the slit beside the "b" part. ...Please fix the filament with "a" parts after inserting the filament.

Remix of a 3mm filament clip https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4210187

Do you require additional 1.75 millimeter filament? Not a concern, simply generate more using the provided STL file. ...Print at one hundred percent infill for optimal results, or opt for less than one hundred percent to conserve filament forever.

User Settings > Print Settings Rafting Option: Disabled Support Material Enabled: False

The chamber has several holes that enable users to install a small sponge soaked with mineral oil, after which they insert the filament, allowing any excess residue to be cleaned out effectively. Instructions: The printed part was produced using a...

I've tried holding pens on the filament as it prints, but that was dull. So, I set out to find something to hold the pen and make switching colors or types easy - like Sharpie-Luminator. The Marker Holder consists of 4 parts: a Carrier that attaches...

This is a extruder made by me to 1.75 filament and to print with flex filament to.

What this clip does better than most other clips: It works with every spool It holds all 1,75mm filament well enough It goes on and off very easily It works with brittle filaments (like wood) without breaking them It can be printed very quickly and...

I created this remix from the [Dual 1.75 clip by fezz](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2740150), which is currently the best clip available on Thingiverse, and I thoroughly tested many other options before making my decision. I would like to...

A Standard Filament Diameter of 1.75 MM Is Utilized for Maximum Efficiency. To Prevent Slippage, I Use Thin M5 or M6 Nuts, Available for Purchase from Here: http://3d-grottan.se/Accessories/Accessories-Nuts/M5-nut-half-height-stainless Furthermore,...

Prusa slicer slices this clip as one single continued outline so it can be printed really fast (I printed three clips in about five minutes).What this clip does better than most other clips:It works with every spoolIt holds all 1,75mm filament well...

A compact, effortless clip specifically designed for eSun and similar brands of 1.75mm filament that can be easily assembled using just one hand, securing the filament's end and keeping it from unwinding.

... Monoprice Select Mini III Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .1 mm Infill: 100% Notes: PLA Printed 6 at a Time to Increase Time Between Layers for Cooling. How I Designed This Original Design by Macki_2000 Was Shrunk Down to Fit the 1.75mm Filament

This is a simple cap to use with 1.75mm filaments and PTFE tubes (6.10mm) mounted in the dehydration box. ...In this way it is no longer necessary to remove the tube to get a better isolation inside the box.Cut the filament so that it is ready for...

I've found a reliable solution to filament transport issues by teaming up my RF1000 printer with a robust 1.75mm extruder setup, thanks to this ingenious helper. The synergy between my printer and the extruder works seamlessly, especially when...

... fits for printing in PETG. UPDATE:Updated stls with models with 2mm holes for filaments. Previously used 1.95 (except Sunlu) is quite tight and if filament has for example grooves from extruder gear, it can be too tight.Added PETG versions.

The filament clip is a small yet robust device that keeps your 3D printer's filament organized and within reach. Its sleek design allows for easy access to the filament while preventing any mess or tangles. It's a thoughtful solution for anyone who...

A novel filament driver is available for your Thing O Matic; it requires only a spring as an extra part. I used one from a Shimano derailleur but found it to be too powerful, causing obstruction. The included ball bearing is an original MakerBot...

I reached out to Azure Film about getting a clip for the filament rolls, but they didn't have one available. So, I created one for them instead. Changes Made: - Additional photos were added. - The existing photos were corrected. - Even more photos...