ender 3 filament guide 3d models

Was having a hard time making the end cap work with Ender 3 v2 and ender 3 v2 neo, this idea is a hood over the corner. Has a through hole to allow a t-nut through the top rail. ... Falls off less than the original.

This Is a multi directional filament guide for Spools mounted above printer. Not only does the head turn, but it slides in the top channel for least amount of resistance on filament. System uses 2 x 608 bearings in the wheels and one 625zz bearing...

Changes From the Original: I imported the original .stl files into Fusion360 and tried to recreate an exact match (so measurements and fillets aren't necessary the exact same, but should be very similar) - Angled the Filament Sensor in such a way...

This Filament Guide was inspired by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2920344. Since I load my filament from beneath the printer, some minor adjustments were made. In addition, a dust filter from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2349995 and a...

The roll will guide the filament into the runout sensor and from there into the extruder. I designed this based on the remixes mentioned. You can take out the runout sensor from the original CR10s and place it into this design. ! Print the...

This is a new version of my filament guide (using original 604 bearing) + filament runnout sensor holder (using original Z limit switch) combo but this time used when the filament spool is on the side of the printer and not on the top. ... It is meant...

This is a new version of my filament guide (using original 604 bearing) + filament runnout sensor holder (using original Z limit switch) combo but this time used when the filament spool is on the side of the printer and not on the top. It is meant...

I took the original bearing this was based from, scaled it down slightly, and added a channel for the filament to guide in, and enlarged the center hole to fit the bracket. Then had to compensate for the additional width on the bracket. This...

... is included but you can also just use any normal 608 ball bearing. the top roller and bottom roller both need BigRing1 and BigRing2 works a LOT better then those solid filament guides that wear away overtime... ...(like a lot of the popular ones)

My filament guide kept dangling downwards because of the pressure that the extruder exerted on it. I extended two of the legs to make this happen less. I only changed the end cap, so that's the only piece in this remix -- it's compatible with the...

I'm uploading the core part of the filament guide, allowing users to mount it securely with t-nuts. The original designer was taking too long to release their version, so I've made it available for others to use. ... Version 2 is a more robust design,...

It is large enough in diameter to not present a tight turning radius radius from the upper filament guide. This model requires that you captivate the 608 bearing by gluing the wheel halves together. The wheel spacer is glued to the strut. Because of...

This is yet another remix of russbrucks derivative/remix of MattEllison's simple and well thought out filament guide design. This one is made as a snug fit snap on version that can be height adjusted as needed on the spool support rail to...

... Thanks to Michael for sharing! This filament guide and run-out sensor bracket measures 46.5x28.7x27.0mm, is made from PLA material with a diameter of 1.77m, weighs 5g, and takes 43 minutes to print at a layer height of 0.12.

Same part but with sloped filament entry

This will allow you to mount the guide to the frame using an m4 bolt and a t-nut

I search a lot for a better stabilizer and guide fusion but now i design a fusion of two really good model.

I just slid the holes over so the filament would line up with my Creality Upgraded Extruder (all metal). The angle on the original was grinding my filament. ...This works perfectly!

I search a lot for a better stabilizer and guide fusion but now i design a fusion of two really good thing. Thanks for the models to Breinstorm and ElevationsTech!!! If you like my thing or just want to support, buy me a cup of coffee! ...:)...

I search a lot for a better stabilizer and guide fusion but now i design a fusion of two really good thing. Thanks for the models to Breinstorm and ElevationsTech!!! If you like my thing or just want to support, buy me a cup of coffee! ...:) ...

... original to droop a bit over time, so I extended the rails a bit for better support. The guide arm opening is slightly wider and straighter. The end cap rails are longer for stability. ... Thanks Filboyt, you're original was an inspiration!

... time was only 7 minutes, making it a quick and efficient process. Since I chose to use PLA for this project, I'm pleased with its performance - it rolls freely around the lead screw with minimal friction on both the filament and the screw itself.

If you're the owner of a dual-sided extruder, this is your filament path. Others won't do because this one's a bit higher. ... Purchase Link:...

I made the holder smaller to align the filament with the bowden extruder's intake more effectively. This setup has become my daily norm and it worked flawlessly during testing. ... Link to fitting runout switch:...

I swapped out the original bracket for [Holspeed's version](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3052488), while [robathome's version ](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3061551) caused the filament to scrape against the bottom of the entry hole. This...

All the existing arms have the opening wehere myu filament comes in so I made a new ring for the arm I like best. I've thrown just the ring and the step for it up as well in case anyone finds it useful If I can get the STEP I'll tidy it up...

This is a remix to hold the following filament sensor: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07N2GQHQT/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 or similar. It also includes an upgraded mount using the frame bolt to secure it in place. ... ...

To fix the mounted part, I used a cheap sample of PLA reinforced with acetone/abs glue because it got stuck at mid-print and printed nothing but air for 2 or 3 layers, causing it to bend slightly. ...Luckily, it's no big deal - I didn't feel like...

I also run the material reducing channels thru the part, the 3 legs equal out to a solide section. very strong. Note to using the existing other parts- I printed the retainer at 108% its slightly loose and thats OK. ...I would advise reading the...

I also run the material reducing channels thru the part, the 3 legs equal out to a solide section. very strong. Note to using the existing other parts- I printed the retainer at 108% its slightly loose and thats OK. ...I would advise reading the...