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I'm excited to share my first uploaded project because I was searching for a solution that prevents filament from rubbing against my original extruder and I designed this thing myself. Fortunately, someone else has created a design that matches this...

... groove out of my extruder. ...I had some spare 608 bearings after printing: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2047554 If you don't have access to a 608 bearing, simply apply some smooth surface tape in place of the bearing to help minimize friction.

The updated design is optimized to prevent filament slipping and pinching issues. As a newcomer to the world of 3D printing, I began designing Prototype PPE for the care industry due to its pressing needs. If you find this update helpful, please...

Filament guide that uses stock screws and screw holes, everything but the wheel can be printed without supports/infill

Guide for the filament that allows it to enter straight and thus avoid possible jams. It is subtle and unobtrusive, unlike others that are exaggeratedly large. It is mounted with the screws and washers (I recommend only putting 2) of the spindle...

A smooth-shank bolt replaces the wheel to prevent jamming issues, and a slot for filament passage has been added. The original designer's work served as a solid foundation, which I built upon by incorporating these enhancements. ...A quarter-inch...

I don't know if the filament was stiffer or if the spool center was out of round so it rolled funny or what the cause may have been, but that sucker would throw the filament out of the guide as soon as your back was turned. ...So I fabbed up a slip-on...

In this modified version, I angled the holder approximately 2 degrees and added a stop on the end to help prevent filament roll from falling off. Printed horizontally, then roller printed vertically. A nut was also printed horizontally. If you...

**X Size:** 145.8 mm (Centre of hole to back left corner of the slot) **Y Size:** 41.8 mm (Centre of hole to back left corner of the slot) I created this part from scratch as one of my early exercises in learning Fusion 360, inspired by...

The base is from another camera arm, but made an atachement for a filament guide that can be attached in the slots on the top frame of any 2020 alluminium frame with standard T nuts and M3 bolts. Ideal for a printer with a direct extruder with top...

Se fixe sur la base : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2917932 English________________________________________________________________ I've always found the ender3 Filament Guide a little too basic and simplistic, I therefore propose here a more...

This guide firmly clips onto two rock axes and holds the filament casing in place with two pegs, ensuring it stays as straight as possible.

Se fixe sur la base : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2917932 English________________________________________________________________ I've always found the ender3 Filament Guide a little too basic and simplistic, I therefore propose here a more...

I've recently dived into the world of 3D printing and, likely due to my inexperience, find myself needing three hands to switch out the filament. Since I only have two, I decided to create a gag that keeps the tensioner loose. This leaves my hands...

This is a tool/part free version of the guide by @RedSoda, it requires no nuts and bolts and you only need to print 2 parts. #### Part(s): * 1x 680(zz) bearing. #### Printing: 1. Print the `E3V2_Wheel_608zz.stl` from the original mix. 2. 3....

Couldnt decide on what filament guide i wanted, so instead I combined two designs i found here on thingiverse. ...Will upload a photo once its done in the printer.

This is a refined filament roller guide featuring a sturdy axle crafted from a robust 1mm steel wire. ...It rolls smoothly, performing exceptionally well even in the absence of a ball bearing.

If Your Printer Struggles to Bridge, Print End Clip with Support Lines at 1.8mm Apart (5 Total Under Roof) Only Touching Build Plate. The End Clip Has Been Repaired, Rear Prongs Are Now Back to Original Thickness. Don't Forget to Cut Off Any...

A critical component in the device is a filament holder. ... Required Hardware Components: * Two pieces of 8-32 x 0.75 socket head cap screws * Two 8-32 nylock nuts * One piece of 8-32 x 0.5 phillips head flat screw

This is my straightforward adaptation of Filboyt's filament guide for 2020 extruded printers. The original didn't accommodate my z-axis brackets, so I customized his design in TinkerCAD. Thinking others might benefit from it, I'm sharing this...

... compact and straightforward printable spool hub adapter is designed for effortless use. ...It measures 72mm in width, making it an ideal fit for a standard 68mm wide filament reel, while boasting an inner diameter of 34mm and an outer diameter of 55mm.

... of the guide, so i just threw a simple loop on there. ... ***Update*** rotated the loop 30 degrees. filament was squeaking going around a 90deg bend. ...Also added STL files for the loop and the mount separately so you can set it where you want.

Remade CUBEd_3D's filament guide in fusion while learning fusion. At the same time tweaked it just a touch. Use the original guide roller from CUBEd_3D and a 608 bearing. If your printer is well calibrated you can print your bearing using Motoz...

... instructions. ... For maximum 87 mm wide rolls use 8x120 (2) and 8x100 (2) screws with 2 small tube per screw. If you want 3 cm more, use 150 and 130 screws, 3 small tube per screw and the LongerTube. Use standard 608 ball bearing. ...

Follow the assembly instructions. ... For maximum 87 mm wide rolls use 2 8x120 and 2 8x100 screws with 2 small tube per screw. If you want 3 cm more, use 150 and 120 screws, 3 small tube per screw and the LongerTube. ... Use standard 608 ball bearing.

Seperate spool holder to reduce shaking during printing. ...Use the T nuts to screw the spool holder to the feet.

put in vertical then rotate to lock in little bar

Thanks to JISpal01 at Thingiverse for this excellent solid base. ...I simply adjusted the design, eliminating the need to wrestle with it slipping out of the rail. ...Additionally, I drilled holes to minimize PLA usage.

... that PETF tube guide was blocking access for the crew. Since the holes were just large enough to fit a screw head, I decided to shrink them down to 4.1 mm in size. ...This modification allows the guide to be securely bolted onto the extruder.

Slightly taller height in order to match the height of the extruder