anycubic i3 mega filament not feeding 3d models

I sought a straightforward way to swap out filament, prompting me to design a modification that repositions the extruder at a 90-degree angle for uncomplicated access. ...To implement this mod, simply secure the extruder with two screws, followed by...

I designed this bracket because I was tired of my cables and filament tube catching the frame while printing taller parts. I used a badge keeper (3 pack) that I picked up from Dollar Tree and a rubber band. Hope this helps someone else as well....

Print Speed: 40-60 mm/s \r\nLayer Height: 0.2mm \r\nFill Percentage: 100% \r\nSupport Structure: Yes \r\nMaterial: PLA or ABS \r\nExtruder Cable and Filament Sensor Cable Must Be Extended. ...\r\nThe Z-Axis Should Be Lowered To The Travel Range (Z+) At...

The fan that cools the filament as it's laid down can inadvertently blow small pieces of filament onto the right side leadscrew and end-stop, potentially causing them to malfunction over time. Duplicate this part in your slicer to ensure a seamless...

... more rigid standing. The spoolholder is very sturdy printed in standard PLA. It can keep every standard and small filament spools. The maximum weight for this spoolholder is 1kg! I hope you like it! ...Please leave me a coup of coffe for my work!

I referenced his design, improving the hot end part to include a support for the filament cable. To assemble this model, you'll need part A from his files and this one. In contrast to the original design, I recommend using M4x16 or 20 screws...

... fan. The fan was too deep so I designed these bad boys. The original feet will fit inside. The printer is more sturdy. Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: NoResolution: 200 Infill: 20 Filament: Hatchbox PLA Black Category: 3D Printer Accessories

... ...The fan that cools the filament once is its layed down, can blow small pieces of filament to the right side leadscrew and end-stop, which might make them malfunction over time. Mirror this part in your slicer to make fit it the other stepper motor.

The fan that cools the filament as it's laid down can blow small particles of filament onto the right side leadscrew and end-stop, potentially causing them to malfunction over time. Duplicate this part in your slicer to ensure a perfect fit with the...

If you need to make changes, you might be lucky and find the step file in the accompanying zip folder; otherwise, I'm not responsible. The files aren't organized, and they won't be - I'm not providing any Bill of Materials for my projects, so the...

... two washers, two nuts to keep the clamp in place. ...Note that the clamp does not tighten it to the frame, but more a holder to keep it from coming off of the frame. ...The nut was made with the threads only half way down so it will only go on one way.

......Mounting screwed to the bearing bolts. The cables of the original length do not need to be extended. For mounting in the housing, you can drill an additional hole or glue the chain on a double-sided tape or glue. ... Resolution 0.18 Infill 50%

is a mixed design, the part of the diffuser, is discharged from the network, and added central support to hold two fans, missing a little adjust the dimensions, the fans do not get to enter tube that rework a little housing I haven't tested it 100%...

I created a trash basket which ist not to big and compatible with the planned LED-Stripe-holder. The holder I printed top side down, the basket i printed on ground plate - so it was possible to print without supports. Category: 3D Printer Accessories

Smoothers can be fixed underneath the mosfets with one of the two fixing elements: 1FIX connection to the first mosfet near the motherboard 2Fix connection to the second mosfet below This type of mounting manages to free up some space from the...

... materials, such as isothermal bags from the supermarket. Adding duct tape along all edges makes the enclosure more rigid. My measurements are just for reference; you can make it longer by increasing the length of the lateral rods, but not wider.

The curved side may not look great, but it functions well and remains out of sight on the printer. I hope you enjoy printing this design! ... #UPDATE# I've added a version with full core support, allowing you to print without any additional supports.

As with most cheaper printers, the extruder cooling is not sufficient to give good surface finish. Tried to integrate a 5015 blower fan but the CFM was still low. Decided to go with a 60mm axial fan as the one I found pushes almost 30CFM. The fan...

Be cautious not to over-tighten or the bearing won't rotate properly. Remove the screws from the stepper motor. Place the assembled pulley in its designated position and secure it using the two M3 x 8mm screws. Adjust the belt tension as desired and...

I'm Not Impressed with Current Stepper Coolers, So I Designed My Own with Air Flow and Easy Mounting in Mind. To Improve on Existing Designs, I Focused on Creating a Cooler That Enhances Air Circulation While Ensuring Smooth User Installation. My...

... If you're not keen on a loud fan, consider swapping it out for a larger (100x100x12mm), slower (1000 RPM), and quieter (14.5dB) fan like the Scythe KAZE-JYU slim SY1012SL12L 12V. To install this new fan, you'll need to print custom support pieces.

... the final design you see in the photos, made from ABS plastic. You can watch a video demonstrating how it works at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfA1AnyPR94. Unfortunately, this design is not compatible with the latest model of my printer.

As Requested, I've Included Some Decibel Level Measurements Below: dBA before: 50 (average), 55 (peak) dBA after: 45 (average), 50 (peak) While the Numbers May Not Seem Like a Huge Improvement, the Difference is Night and Day - What Was Once an...

Tired of not being able to see the print head easily, I found and printed an "open hotend" modification from Thingiverse. After a while, I got tired of seeing wires hanging everywhere and decided to rebuild the hotend with a different setup. After...

Tired of not being able to see the print head easily, I found and printed an "open hotend" modification from Thingiverse. After a while, I got tired of seeing wires hanging everywhere and decided to rebuild the hotend with a different setup. After...

I used a previous chain design as inspiration; I believe it was this one: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1735193 Print Settings: Printer: Anycubic Mega i3 & Omega i3 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 or 0.3mm Infill: 20 or 30% Notes:...

Adapter to fit HugoHuge's Customizable Filament Holder onto an Anycubic Mega X.

I have not found a straightforward filament guide with no screws or assembly required for a spool located at the rear right of the machine. ...Therefore, I designed this model which installs flawlessly without any need for screws or added complexity!

I removed the curved bit, nothing else, because having to print all the support for more removal was taking as long as not removing anything in the first place ;)\r\n\r\nIf you need a caliper, I've chosen a Turata:\r\nAmazon US:...

I removed the curved bit, nothing else, because having to print all the support for more removal was taking as long as not removing anything in the first place ;) In case you need a caliper, I have chosen a Turata: Amazon DE: https://amzn.to/2QCMiD7...