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In order to lower friction in the path of the filament loading to the MMU, I am stepping up the size of the tubes from 4 mm to 6 mm outer diameters. I was not able to find PC6-M10*1 pneumatic fittings, which would normally be used to fit 6mm tubing...

Made an angle to this design so it has a better overview of what is printing on the plate. ...Especially for the very first layers.

If you're like me and kept this tube from your kit around look no further! Turn it into a wall mounted filament rack! Use any screws that work for you. I used some spare wood screws from Ikea. This design can also be repurposed for other tubes if...

I designed these bearing holders to better fit the genuine Igus Drylin Bearings. The U-bolts that come with the printer tend to deform these bearings so that they don't travel smoothly and another holder found on here tends to mess up the Y-Axis...

I found that with the M6 connector, when my filament ran out, the filament was bent just enough to get stuck when being ejected. ...The M10 connector allows my PTFE tubing to extend into the extruder chamber, preventing the filament from getting stuck.

Wall mount with Sonoff POW2 PCB support and opening door for easy wiring Displace the plug to the 3x printed part Use M3x4mm screws to screw printed part to PSU in back of printed part Use M3x10mm to screw to hold and to close both printed part ...

This quick modification is made directly in Fusion 360 to enable print cooling on my MK2.5S with Volcano hotend. It's not fine-tuned or flow-tested at all, I simply roughly extended the standard shroud. ...Use ABS or a similar high-temperature plastic...

This cable guide must safeguard the cable on the x-axis securely. Cable ties, 1mm in thickness and 2.5mm in width, are employed here - they were actually included with our 3D printer. ... A M3x6 screw is used to hold everything together.

I wasn't thrilled with the X-carriage's considerable give. It didn't sit well with me and I even believed it could lead to some layer shifts. ...Rather than completely rethinking the X-carriage as I had previously done...

I've crafted a bespoke toolbox that showcases my most frequently used instruments, carefully arranging them within its compact yet spacious drawer. ...For added convenience, I've included the relevant 3D design files, allowing you to effortlessly...

<p>Lettering inserts for your LCD cover.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Printed in PLA with dual colors. I printed each letter individually then used a tooth pick and Gorilla Gel superglue to line the cavities then carefully insert the letter and...

Hello ! This is a fractal that I created using my math algoritm, is is actually a Fractal Sierpińskiego and it is basicly a pyramid that is made by smaller pryramids like eachother. ... I used this settings

<p>Hate seeing cables bent =/<br/> Just a simple print to support the USB B cable connected to the printer from the computer. I used one of the spare M3 screws that came with the printer. ...Using PLA instead of PETG will probably work just fine...

The person featured in this video is a human being, living and breathing on our planet Earth.

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<p>This is a better blower shroud with double anchor points preventing it to sag. ...It is also a bit larger to prevent it from melting.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><ul> <li>ABS</li> <li>0.2mm layer hight with first layer at 0.3mm</li> <li>100%...

For the late printings, I wanted to add some security, so I added an Automatic Fire Extinguisher (usually placed near motors) : https://www.mondialextincteur.fr/Extincteur-automatique-pendulaire-poudre-ABC-Kg-5410.html It should throw the...

A portable workshop with an ultra-compact storage compartment that can hold every single tool I need is my ultimate goal. ...I've included the 3D model files, allowing you to easily customize it to fit all of your must-have tools in a snap.

<p>A slightly different hanger for the filament spool</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

You can confidently insert it without supports when positioning it upright.

<p>In order to lower friction in the path of the filament loading to the MMU, I am stepping up the size of the tubes from 4 mm to 6 mm outer diameters. I was not able to find PC6-M10*1 pneumatic fittings, which would normally be used to fit 6mm...

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To use, you'll first need to unscrew the existing camera base and re-use the screws from there.

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An Innovative Alternative Mounting Solution for RaffoSans Camera Mount. The standard MK3 lacks dedicated mounting points, forcing users to either slide t-nuts down the frame or compromise the structural integrity by removing all four screws from one...

Most models I found were designed to attach to the frame, which meant that during a print, the camera would not always be looking at the model. The camera arm attaches using a M3x25 countersunk screw that replaces the one in the bottom tight corner...

<p>A new Extruder Idler for the MMU2s Extruder wich helps the ir-sensor detect flexible Filaments better</p>

<p>Most models I found were designed to attach to the frame, which meant that during a print, the camera would not always be looking at the model. The camera arm attaches using a M3x25 countersunk screw that replaces the one in the bottom tight...

<p>i just custom the perfect stl from Boogie&nbsp;</p><p>I just add a few millimeters to the honeycomb pattern in order to make a nicer color change.<br>I added supports only in the center for a perfect rendering.<br>Use a M3x8 screw</p><p>That's all...