3d printing filament guide

Smother Guide thanks to extra donut inserted in

A metal extrusion guide that clips onto an aluminum profile

However, this same design element also presented a challenge when attempting to attach a filament guide. So I designed one that would fit perfectly with his spool holder. My intention was to glue the new attachment in place, but it proved to be...

I printed it with 100% infill using ABS material. ...It's designed for a 20x20 aluminum frame and requires 1.75mm filament. Support is not necessary; simply rotate the model before printing.

... a way to keep the filament from dragging. ...Designed to use double-sided tape to stick to the underside of your desk or table.  1.75mm filament snaps right in place and slides out easily. ...Printed at 0.20 layer height in PLA with minor supports.

Summary This guide is designed to ensure the smooth entry of filament into a 3D printing system. To this end, I attached a pneumatic connector for testing purposes; however, I strongly advise against replicating this setup as it can lead to issues...

Try pairing this with a PTFE bowden tube, connecting it from the printer to here, and you'll notice improved filament feeding due to reduced tugging when the print head moves. Give it a shot and let me know how it performs for you! ...I appreciate your...

The settings for printing with a 7mm Acryl filament are as follows. For the print job, select the printer brand RepRap. Specifically, choose the Prusa I3 P802M model. Additionally, ensure that rafts are not generated and that supports are created...

Guiding Your Way to Perfect Fiber Production Are you looking to master the art of filament production? Look no further! This comprehensive guide will walk you through every step of the process, ensuring that your fibers turn out smooth and even. This...

... useful little clip attaches well to desk lamps, as shown in the picture. It has also been used as a hanger from my pulley experiment (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3563). To use it, simply print, attach the clip, and feed the filament through.

... front of it and a PTFE tube that's approximately 20cm long. ...This way, the filament won't be pushed back as much, so there are no more fallen down windings. Print Settings Printer: Dremel3D 3020 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 100%

I printed at .3 draft. ...it took about 2 hours. It prints with no supports, and fits snuggly on the printerI added a slot you can slip the filament through in the V2, so you don't have to thread it every time. 

After relocating my spool to an elevated platform directly above the 3D printer, I had to devise a method for steering and managing the filament as it departed the spool. This is how I achieved it... ... In order to execute this process with success,...

Something's amiss - you're still printing away!\nNew, special filament rolls offer a significant advantage when it comes to unwinding them from the spool. ...Simply click the adjustment button on your Felix Pro printer, and the unwinding process will be...

... filament can slide sideways for enhanced functionality. To print this object, angle it if your printer can't handle 200mm lengths (e.g., at a 45-degree angle on a 200mm bed). ...Finally, attach the clipped stick to your Prusa Mendel for optimal use.

This concise tutorial is designed to keep your 3mm filament knot-free. ...Ensure 100% fill and 2 perimeters when printing, applying it individually to each spool. ...Affix screws along the edge of a shelf or similar flat surface for optimal storage.

Guiding threads of fiber, meticulously aligned to ensure seamless movement of yarn through machinery, facilitating efficient production and quality control.

Simple filement guide, attaches to 20x20 profile using t-nuts with holes for M3 bolts with counter bore.

Just an adjustment keeping me printing.\nSpecial new filament rolls offer a significant improvement in preventing unrolling from the spool. Activate this feature on your Felix Pro 2 printer to minimize the unrolling issue.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter:...

We need some way of keeping the filament from tangling over the edge of the spool when pulling from the side. This little guy fixes that problem, plus provides an endpoint when you're done. Print in PLA or PETG. Attach to a wall with a...

The Printing Temperature is a steady 210 degrees Celsius. The Plate Temperature is a comfortable 60 degrees Celsius. The Print Speed is a swift 50 millimeters per second. Infill Density is set at 20 percent, with a crosshatch pattern. Wall Line...

... nice to use. I think the durability will exceed one year. Although developed for MK2, there is an example where MK2 has a feeder for MK1. Introducing the feeder for MK1. Cetus 3D MK1 Filament Feeder Guide https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3525292

A compact fiber guide is required. The space needed for mounting measures 5.6 millimeters. ...Consider using paper as a stabilizer to ensure it stays in place securely.

Most of the guides i find are too long or thin to work inside an enclosure so i made this stubby one.

A DIY Guide to Navigating a Sharp 90-Degree Turn from Wall-Mounted Spool to the Trusty Da Vinci Pro Printer, Shared for Future Reference by Fellow Tinkerers.

This text presents a simple guide for attaching two parts together using superglue. ...By following these instructions, you can easily join the components with ease.

Filament Holder for Folgertech i3 2020 Models and Similar. ...This Secure Cap Features a Basic Loop Design, Effectively Keeping Nema17 Stepper Motor Filaments in Place.

A retractable filament feeder designed specifically for use with wall-mounted reel holders can manage up to 20 strands of filament at one time.

I crafted a straightforward filament holder to complete my DIY Drybox setup.

... to 2020 extruded aluminum profiles. ...Keeps the filament steady, preventing it from shifting or detaching from the spool. Specifically engineered for 1.75mm filament, yet adaptable for use with 3mm filament with minimal modifications required.