e3d v6 clone clogging

The 3D model has been formatted in e3d files specifically for compatibility with Element 3D plugin versions 2.2 and up - no fuss about version discrepancies here! Each texture included is massive, with sizes of a staggering 2048x2048 pixels to...

After switching to the E3D Titan extruder, I took the opportunity to install a cable chain, which greatly improved the setup. However, I wanted to take it a step further by incorporating a cable chain on the Z axis as well. This led me to design a...

At its core are three components: a middle block where the belt is attached and two left and right blocks that carry the hotends (E3D v6s). The middle block is strategically positioned to prevent it from attaching simultaneously to both left and...

The .e3d files included are compatible with Element 3D plugin versions 2.2 or higher, ensuring seamless integration into your workflow. The large texture files, measuring 2048 x 2048 pixels, provide an impressive level of detail and realism. One of...

That really works perfectly!There are two sizes: A smaller one for up to 19 bits and a larger one for up to 37 bits.See also my hex nozzle sheath 19 with the same gripping mechanismPS: I only recognized afterwards that mark2 had quite the same idea...

Multiple file formats are included to cater to diverse user needs: * The .e3d files are specifically designed for the Element 3D plugin (version 2.2 or higher), allowing users to seamlessly integrate the model into their projects. * Large texture...

The .e3d files included are specifically designed for use with the Element 3D plugin (version 2.2 or higher), ensuring seamless integration. The textures included in the package are large, measuring 2048 x 2048 pixels, which provides ample space for...

E3D team has reported that almost half of problems on their hotends are due to insufficient cooling of the coldend. Required hardware includes: 1 pc M4x20 screw (or longer) 1 pc M4 nut (or locknut) 1 pc 51x51x15 mm radial fan (Check out Delta...

My Personal Twist on the Excellent Hypercube 3D Printer by Tech2c I set out to create a larger, more heavy-duty version of the Hypercube 3D printer, which required upgrading to a E3d Volcano with a nozzle size ranging from 0.6 to 1.2 for faster and...

Instructions: I utilize an E3D Volcano hot-end and employ a 0.6mm nozzle with a layer height of 0.3mm and two 'shells'. My speed was approximately 15mm/s, and the print temperature was around 218C. These designs are also printed on a modified gMax...

I used an E3D 0.25mm nozzle on my Prusa upgraded with the Bondtech-Mosquito extruder-hotend assembly upgrade (the single best Prusa upgrade I would recommend), and it turned out perfectly. The Bondtech extruder and the Mosquito hotend are very...

Required parts for the X axis: 4x MF126 bearing 1x 608Z bearing 2x headless screw M4x25 M3, M4, M6 screws and nuts 2x Hall Endstops & magnet Required parts for the direct extruder: Hobb-Goblin von E3D bearing 624-2Z Spring 2x Fan...

(sized for E3D EV6 Hot ends - using remote set direct drive extruders w/ bowden add on.) Internal / isolated dynamic hot end cooling ports.w/ internally mounted 30 mm fans. Low profile / low drag body w/ integrated low friction nylon bearings. (you...

For clean wiring, you can find XH connectors in various sizes at an affordable price. https://www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B079RBQ2NC/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 NOTA: To make it easier to insert the wire, I changed the extruder...

It is a reduced version of the printer http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1621294 Working area 12x12x12cm Laser cut on 6mm polywood. List of need part : M3 10mm screws 29 M3 16mm screws 48 M3 nuts 42 M4 16mm screws 4 M4 nuts 4 M4 shim 4 624 bearing 8...

...E3D Volcano compatible. Print Settings Printer: Adimlab Gantry Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 50 Filament: Filaments.ca PETG Black Notes: The majority of walls are 0.8mm so you'll probably want to use a 0.4mm or 0.8mm nozzle.

Nema 17 motors and flange bearings for the 6mm 2GT Belts, and easy to use tensioners in the front of the printer.Print head is currently designed for direct extrusion with a pancake Nema 17 motor mounted on it, with E3D v76 nozzle and dual 4040 fan...

This is an extruder designed for the CR-10s, featuring a Hobb-Goblin - 5mm ID Drive Gear from e3D. Please note that custom firmware is required, with a recommended feed rate of 143.92 Esteps/mm to start. If you don't have custom firmware, adjust the...

Included .e3d files will work perfectly with the Element 3D plugin in Adobe After Effects versions 2.2 or higher. A big part of the beauty of this 3D model comes from its big size textures, measuring at an impressive 2048 x 2048 pixels. The UVWs...

The .e3d files included are compatible with the Element 3D plugin (version 2.2 or higher), giving users the flexibility to work with their preferred software. The textures provided are large and detailed, measuring 2048×2048 pixels, which is perfect...

* The machine has a bowden configuration and uses an E3D Titan extruder. **Electronics** * The CoreC uses a DuetWifi controller board with TMC stepper drivers to prevent step loss and enable silent printing. * The machine has several sensors,...

The motor wire will need the center two wires to be flipped if you're using the slim stepper from E3D, or have all of the connections reversed if you're using the original motor. 6. Finish the hotend installation. (you'll need to heat it up and...

2 in wireframe in _OBJ image above can be substituted as necessary for the user, following standard E3d swapping instructions by clicking 'right click/ replace' from any E3D version and choose other OBJ format.\nTo open correctly first-time may need...

Current issues: The PIP receptacle is fragile due to design, so be careful Mounting of the lower male section needs to happen at the lowest 2020 extrusion Update 12/10/19: Fixed a mesh error in the chain mount Update 12/15/19 Uploaded a new version...

* The V6 can reach temperatures of up to 295°C or even 420°C with a simple thermocouple upgrade! * Equally impressive, the snappy Titan extruder can handle virtually any plastic you throw at it (but it works best when fed from the top instead of...

Learn from my mistakes.  UPDATE:New v6 model can be used without removing the protective rails. I started from scratch in new software I have never used before, so it's a bit rough. The new software doesn't seem to support any type of fillet function...

Updated to V6! Now consumes one less hour of print time and no need for supports! Also able to be mounted on any tank with a rim, from 2.5 to 36 gallons! Adjustable screws to mount tightly and for rimless tank support coming soon! Now comes with...

Update: Aug 20th, 2021 Lowered the BL-touch holes by a couple mm, with a v6 nozzle on the Dragon, the nozzle was only 1.3mm from the build plate when it triggered. Put a stock mk8 nozzle on there and it will crash. Update: Aug 21st, 2021 Raised...

Used materials: 10x GT2-Pulley-20-Tooth-8mm-Bore 2x GT2 Pulley 20 Tooth 5mm 8x Ball-Bearing-F688ZZ 2x 200mm GT2 6mm Closed Loops 1x a few meters (3 were enough) GT2 6mm Belt 6x 8mm Inner Diameter 12mm Outer Diameter 20mm length Sinter Bronze 2x...

Printers using a V6 style block can buy silicone socks fairly easily. For the A10M & A20M I recommend this mold I've been using (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3569700) with Smooth-On Mold Max 60 for the silicone...