ender 3 troubleshooting guide by luke hatfield 3d models

The guide has 4 parts filament_guide_bung.stl - printed without supports filament_guide_bung_version2.stl little longer version than filament_guide_bung.stl, probably better filament_guide_ring.stl - print without supports, for ball bearings...

It boasts a more streamlined Z-rod configuration by eliminating the cable clip, which previously interfered with Z-height. Additionally, it features one PTFE coupler and a length of filament to gently steer the filament in place. ...I've discovered that...

Create a filament guide for your Ender3 or other Creality bowden printer by gathering an old PTFE tube, approximately 20cm in length - feel free to use a longer or shorter piece if needed. You will also require stock M3 bolts with a 4mm hole...

Version 3 Offers Optimized Performance with No Ring Print Issues at Any Resolution. 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...

**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...

... tying things down to ensure plenty of slack for the wires. I wanted a filament guide and cleaner to keep dust and animal hair out of the nozzle, so I remixed two awesome designs into one - it works great! ...The design was done simply in Tinkercad.

When I upgraded my Ender 3 to Direct Drive I moved the extruder/hot end wires to the front of the printer, so my Z max wouldn't be effected. I wanted a simple way to keep the wires from getting caught in front of the bed while it was printing. ...

... wise you should orient the dove tailed bracket so the the dove tail is on the bed and the pillars are facing upwards for the best quality. Printed on my Ender 3 Pro in PETG. ... Thanks to AlexanderGi so the dove tail bracket and the main arm.

Remix of @Holspeed excellent Filament Roller Guide, changed to utilize 604 bearings like these from Amazon https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M2CSJE4/ Takes an M4x16 screw to hold the bearing in place. ...The hole facing the back is 4mm, facing the...

simple filament guide with roller it can be use without roller easy to install

1.75mm filament guide prevents filament breakage when pulled through the extruder

I wanted something that would use a wheel and have minimum drag on the filament, while guiding it straight into the extruder. I designed it to use no hardware to assemble or mount it on the printer. It has a friction fit and is easy to remove to...

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

A simple filament guide to keep it from touching the Z axis. Thank you for all the support.

There's a plethora of filament guides available, but this one stands out as particularly endearing compared to its counterparts.

Remix of www.thingiverse.com/thing:3129612, Fixed filment guide to the ender3 Pro sturture that can't be rotated. There are two angle of filment guide which are 90° and 45°. Requires a 608 bearing and an M3 bolt for the bearing retainer. ... 1 x...

Minimalistic filament guide serves its purpose well, requiring only 7 grams of filament. ...To print it, download and use 'Filament Guide.stl'. For an alternative design with a 2mm wide gap on one side, utilize 'Filament Guide with hole.stl' instead.

This is a remix to the Max filament guide by Opendorrpolicy. This has been changed to a single sided bearing arm which aids in filament loading, allowing you to focus on getting it through the sensor first then placing it around the bearing after. I...

A Guide to Using a Filament Guide for Your 4mm Teflon Tube Setup This filament guide is designed specifically for use with 4mm Teflon tubing. It provides a convenient and organized way to manage your filament, keeping it clean, untangled, and ready...

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I was inspired by FragrantAbyss to remake his filament guide to be more aesthetically pleasing and allow printing without supports. The wheel is slightly offset away from the lead screw to avoid contact between the filament and the lead screw. ...

To ensure a precise fit, I resized the bearing guide stem and wheel, so users will likely need to use sandpaper to create a seamless connection. The updated design is optimized to prevent filament slipping and pinching issues. As a newcomer to the...

This designed for my own Ender 3Pro printer, not sure for other kind. ... If other types of printers are successful, please share this.

Loved the original design idea but I have changed to a metal extruder from Creality on my machine so the guide hole didn't quite line up. While redrawing the part I also changed the ID of the guide to accommodate the capricorn tubing I have on my...

EDIT - 08-13-21 Revised my model a bit to be more stable and also changed the angle that spool enters the guide to make extrusion cleaner. Loved the original design idea but I have changed to a metal extruder from Creality on my machine so the guide...

After searching for a reasonably designed and easy to print filament guide, I have decided to design my own, which will satisfy my needs: Making the arc from the spool to the extruder more smooth. Guide the filament away from the Z-rod. ...Easier and...

I like Ballisticdoug's take on the existing design. ...I added slots for easier assembly and made the guiding 'wing' a bit more slender.

The filament guide glides effortlessly over the 2020 extrusions, requiring no additional hardware whatsoever. ...Optional extra holes enable effortless adjustments of the feed angle.

This filament guide will properly feed filament to the extruder. ...This will also help smooth pulling of filament from the spool.

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.