ender 3 filament guide 3d models

The original looked a bit weak, so in my 3d program (Creo) I added some ribs here and there. Also, the original has the support for the shaft pretty far away. I added a support in front and reduced the hole diameter to simply stick a long screw...

I only had M3 x 20mm hardware on hand, so I adapted the knob to fit that size. To give it some visual flair, I also drilled additional holes into the knob. It's essential to fine-tune your tolerances. In my case, I had to boost my horizontal...

<p>A remix of the original that is secured by both screws. ...STL created from scratch using tinkercad (<a href="https://www.tinkercad.com/things/22AFMeQFfAa">available here</a>)</p>

Added an opening en made it just a little tighter around the spool holder

This is sort of a double remix. I initially printed [this](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3434928), but I didn't fit the max. I really liked the roller on it, so I adapted it to work. ...You can print the roller as is and use this mount.

Designed with other similar print available but with a twist, no bearings or external hardware needed. It works extremely well and unlike others it doesn't make a sound. The print settings you use is completely up to you but I recommend ...

Because everything already made was loose for me i made a new one from scratch.No supportPrint in 0.12mm with 25-35% infill

This mod brings an additional bearing set into play, utilizing a standard 608 bearing. I'm pairing it with a side-mounted spool. ...Everything else remains unchanged except for the primary component.

I flipped the bolt accommodation to the other side to match my setup and added the hand I found https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2285383 I tried to set it up to print without support, but have not printed it yet. ...I will update after printing.

Tweaked the fit between the parts.

Just my design of a Insta360 Go camera mount for the Diatone TinaWhoop. ...Super Simple.

10mm diameter and 5mm diameter versions available. ... Print with ASA or ABS preferably.

This is sort of a double remix. I initially printed this (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3434928), but I didn't fit the max. I really liked the roller on it, so I adapted it to work. ...You can print the roller as is and use this mount.

Remixed design so I can use it for spool holders that are on top of or above the printer. Haven't tried it with the runout sensor but it should work. ... 608 bearing required.

if u dont like sensor...this one better for your style...

a short filament guide

Slotted version for adjustability, print with atlease 50% infill use m3 bolts and nuts

I printed and used the excellent original part by pberenyi, but found one significant problem with it: When I reached the top of my Z axis travel, the extruder and knob collided with the support structure for this bracket. Additionally, I couldn't...

I just changed the center hole from the original design to allow the use of a 608 bearing. It is a very tight fit for the bearing, I used a round file to clean up the inside of the hole and "tapped" in the bearing with a hammer. The inner hole...

I re-worked the clip end so it sits above the top crossbar of the Z axis. I was having issues if I raised the Z axis to the top it would break the clip. ...This way it does not.

UNTESTED. My buddy sent me an image of something similar and I couldn't find an STL, so I found the Manneken Pis Statue and modified it for myself. This will require 2pcs M4 T-Nut and 2pcs M4x12mm screws to mount correctly. It is designed...

<p>It is meant to be used with the dual gear extruder upgrade, if the alignement is wrong for your printer you can edit the Solidworks part (measurements 29.00 and 39.00 on the second layer), the rest of the design should adapt just fine.</p>

Remixed to add a zip-tie hole, recommended to print with 100% infill using PETG

The creator directly drilled a 4mm hole, so drilling is no longer necessary. All credit goes to the visionary designer Leo N. ...for their innovative design.

Remixed to add a zip-tie hole, recommended to print with 100% infill using PETG

Printed from PLA works flawlessly without requiring any disassembly ;)\r\n\r\nPrinting is also possible from ABS, PLA or alternative materials but necessitates unscrewing two screws at the top and then sliding this component into place along the...

I repurposed some of the initial design but had trouble integrating it into my system due to oversized openings, so I tweaked the settings and voila - it's working smoothly now. ... All credit goes to the ingenious creator who originally came up with...