anycubic i3 mega filament 3d models

2 x M3 screws x 20mm 2 x M3 Nuts 2 x M3 screws x 6mm ...

Please take a look at my Upgrade, Settings (Cura) Guide for the Anycubic: [Guide](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3409767) --------------------------------------------------------- This is a Filament Spool holder designed specifically for the...

... troubleshooting, reducing downtime and improving overall printing efficiency. In conclusion, the Filament Guide is an essential component of the I3 Mega 3D printer, ensuring reliable and high-quality prints with minimal user intervention required.

I found it to be a real nuisance getting the filament to slide into the filament sensor and out the other side. Usually had to pull it off and mess around with it. So I came up with this little gadget that inserts into the open slot to give the...

The Anycubic i3 Mega's top-side filament spool holder is an exact replica of Prusa's renowned MK3 design.

Filament sensor holder specifically designed for use with the Anycubic i3 Mega. The magnetic mounting system secures the sensor perfectly in place. ...Perfect accessory to upgrade your 3D printing experience.

This is a precision-crafted filament drive knob designed specifically for the Anycubic i3 Mega and other printers equipped with a Bowden extruder. ...To print it accurately, you may need to adjust its size slightly by scaling it up or down according to...

This accessory secures the filament sensor on the Anycubic I3 Mega in place, preventing it from coming loose and disconnecting from its designated position. The accessory wraps around the filament sensor, ensuring that the magnet remains attached...

This is a filament drive knob for the Anycubic i3 Mega (or any other printer with a bowden extruder). Is rather easy to print, though you might need to scale the part a bit up or down, depending on the accuracy of your printer. Support If you want...

This is a versatile filament drive knob suitable for use with the Anycubic i3 Mega or any other printer that features a bowden extruder. Printing it is quite straightforward, although you may need to adjust its scale based on your printer's level of...

This is an adjustable filament drive knob designed specifically for the Anycubic i3 Mega and other printers featuring a bowden extruder. Printing this part is relatively straightforward, though scaling may be necessary to achieve optimal results...

I started with this design https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2846692, but found it too small. Print Settings Printer: Anycubic i3 Mega Rafts: NoSupports: Yes Resolution: 0.2Infill: 25 Filament: Tianse PLA black Notes: The support for the wheel...

It doesn't cost you anything extra, but helps me out a lot :) Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printing Summary This is a filament drive knob for the Anycubic i3 Mega (or any other printer with a bowden extruder). Is rather easy to print, though you...

This was designed for the Anycubic I3 Mega and I have no idea if it fits the other models. Print at 0.2mm resolution as 0.3mm might cause the holes to be blocked as it did for me. This design is no longer in development as I scrapped it in...

Filament Sensor Mount for Anycubic I3 Mega. Replaces the magnetic ball component. Designed specifically for the latest version with a black sensor and cable plug located on the side. Refer to images. v1: Insert the sensor, then slide the bracket...

This is a simple filament guide for the ANYCUBIC i3Mega 3D printer. With this easy mod, you can place your spool on top and let the filament freely shift into the extruder. This support uses the existing screw. No more additional parts are needed.

For details, please see the description below: Summary This is a straightforward filament guide for the ANYCUBIC i3Mega 3D printer. With this simple mod, you can place your spool on top and let the filament freely shift into the extruder. This...

... to the side using two existing screws. This is my 2.0 version of a bracket for mounting the filament sensor directly to the i3 Mega. The first version didn't quite work out as planned. ...This one is much easier to take the sensor on and off.

... ... To solve the problem, I devised a plan to create a custom holder using the two side pieces from the Anycubic filament mount. ...This modification allows me to accommodate the large 2KG rolls of filament, thus saving some cash in the process.

This is a custom filament guide designed specifically for use with the ANYCUBIC i3Mega 3D printer and an upper spool setup. ...I built upon the original concept found at Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2846692), but discovered it was too...

This is a custom filament guide designed specifically for use with the ANYCUBIC i3Mega 3D printer and its upper spool system. ...Initially, I began with an existing model available on Thingiverse (reference #2846692), however, I discovered that it was...

... and the ball from the filament sensor before securely mounting it onto your printer. The M4 screw originally used to connect the ball can be reused to attach the filament sensor directly to the adapter plate, streamlining the installation process.

To address this issue, I devised a creative solution: designing an adapter to attach directly to the two side pieces of the Anycubic filament mount. By doing so, I effectively doubled the capacity of my filament storage system, allowing me to store...

The AI3M's filament run out sensor holder mounts directly underneath the extruder, providing a straightforward path for feeding filament into the printer. ...This setup replaces the original magnetic ball system, offering a cleaner and more reliable...

A small adjustment has been made to ensure compatibility with 688 ball bearings like this one: https://www.ebay.com/itm/10PCS-688-2RS-688-RS-Rubber-Sealed-Ball-Bearing-Miniature-Bearings-8x16x5mm/401227316365?hash=item5d6b02fc8d:g:krUAAOSwiONYLa1A...

I use a custom "stiffy" filament sensor holder to feed the filament straight from below. My spool is positioned below the printer on a stack of IKEA "Lack" tables. See images for clearance at minimum Z height; there's still about 2mm to the base,...

The printer I finally managed to get up and running had a few issues - the bowden stepper motor screw fixing was broken, and it didn't even come with a magnet.

Two prints of the original part by Aerocalculus resulted in failure after multiple uses. ...To improve the situation, I revised the design to incorporate stronger lock supports made from thicker material.

Führung für Filament mit externem Filamenthalter. ... Geeignet für Anycubic i3 Mega Viel Spaß damit :D

This is a filament spool holder prototype for the Anycubic I3 Mega / s. ... -better printing result -relief for the engine Not perfect but it works bearing you need: 22x9,5x6