3d printing filament guide

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A remix of this filament guide only need a  4mm x 30mm bolt with nut. 

This 3D printed filament guide will help aid your prints to error free models. using PETG or PLA is preferred. ...Using 20 percent infill is preferred.&nbsp;</p>

hello this is a remix of filament guide for Ender 3 pro/v2/max that you can fully 3D print. You dont need any bearings. Only thing that you need is an M4 x 16 screw and M4 nut. ... That´s it Thank you for downloading

For better filament flow you should to use ptfe pipe. Even cheapest. Part on Prusa is fitted by snap joint. ...Small parts are fitted perfect for ptfe pipe and for 8mm drill holes for example in cabinet.</p>

Filament guide with 3d printed bearing new version

This Spacer is for stacking filament on top of your printer. ...Outer diameter: 8mm.</p>

Ender 3 Filament guide with 3d printed bearing (6mm airsoft ball)

Ender 3 Filament Guide Upgrade with Custom Bearing: A DIY Project Using a 6mm Airsoft Ball The Ender 3, a popular 3D printing machine, has been upgraded by many enthusiasts to improve its performance and reliability. One of the key areas that can be...

I added a flexible filament guide that adjusts automatically to ensure smooth filament flow during long, unattended print jobs without worrying about the filament detaching from its roll. This guide relies on a precise tension nut, tightened securely...

Bearing better than old one.Less filament use than old one.Stylish than old one.(I think)Support use only for base part.Pic little bit different than stl model because final touches after printing.

If your printer don't calibrated, have a bad bridging or have bad/moist filament this print may fail. For the bearing working If you have elephant foot problem, you must shave elephant foots before combine bearing parts. You must use glue to join...

I had to beef up some extra help at the base of things to keep them from warping, so I went ahead and tacked on a few easy-to-add cubes to the whole shebang. ...Thanks again, Paul!

Guiding the filament smoothly, it's crucial to connect it firmly to an aluminum frame, precisely measuring 6 millimeters in thickness, tailored specifically for a robust Prusa i3 build.

I'm tackling issues with filament alignment, so I've put together a quick fix – a guide that anchors to the aluminum frame, keeping the filament steady and perpendicular to the extruder. ...You can now insert or replace the filament on the go, no...

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I take charge of carefully maneuvering the filament from the very top portion of the printer itself, prompting me to design a custom device that effectively guides the filament securely within the confines of the printer.

Included a 3D printed bearing that works with the original design. ... A proper Ball bearing (608 bearings) will always be preferred over this, but if you don't have it handy this is a solution.

Set of filament guides designed for MendelMax printers, specifically engineered to prevent tangled filaments during printing. Tired of the frustration caused by tangles, I developed these innovative guides to ensure seamless feeding and quality...

... hand, have a look at the upgraded version: youtube.com/watch?v=MKfpU7ZJyJo. Then, you'll notice that even after a few prints, the pressure on the filament is no longer perfect due to this unwanted vibration. ...But don't worry, we've got your back!

Mount a filament spool beneath your Prusa's X axis to avoid jams and ensure hassle-free operation by following these essential adjustments. ...Firstly, carefully maneuver the frame so it stands parallel with the Z-axis and keep a firm hold on both...

3D Printed Filament Guide with GoPro Mount and High-Speed 6MM Airsoft Bearing Ball.

... filament. Once you successfully 3D print this filament guide and attach it to your frame, filament will flow smoothly and extrude without any problems.\r\n\r\nIt's designed specifically for use with the 5mm Plywood version of the ANET A8 printer.

This is a 3D printed filament guide designed specifically for the Anet ET4 series printer, expertly crafted using TinkerCAD and reinforced with supports created in Meshmixer. ...Check out this YouTube tutorial to see how it's done:...

I had that problem and developed a customizable 3D printed filament guide with pulley. Simply mounted on the top crossbeam and the filament is safely and reliably redirected to your 3D printer. The large pulley ensures that even brittle filaments...

This 3D printed filament guide and end holder is designed specifically for the Original Prusa i3 MK3, mounting directly onto its frame just like the spool holder. ...It also features a hole that allows you to insert the filament end, keeping it secure...

Hello, I made this filament guide and a spool holder to limit friction, ideal for TPU filaments for example. 4 brass inserts M3x4mm must be inserted after printing, they must protrude inwards to come to rest on the bearings U604ZZ. The assembly is...

3D Printer Filament guide with matel ring

Filament Guide