ender 3 v2 filament guide 3d models

Designed this to stop my filament rubbing against the extruder mount and cables, I'm mounting it on my Lack enclosure underneath the printer so it used to rub there. ...Remix of timqui's great design!</p>

I needed to prevent the filament from coming into contact with the lead screw, so I opted to design a solution. ... To achieve better fitment, I decided to enlarge the bolt holes compared to my initial print.

... * Two 5mm ID x 1mm thick Shims - Find them at https://openbuildspartstore.com/mini-v-wheel-precision-shim/ The shims can also be printed. Holder V2 has a 4.5mm pass-through hole to eliminate fitment issues. ...Holder V1 is 4mm.

The goal is to stop the filament from coming into contact with the spindle of the Z axis. I have utilized PLA and the friction is more than adequate. ...In my instance, a layer height of 0.1 was assigned, although such a high resolution is completely...

Note: I used the same bolts and nuts that are installed in the original spool (I removed de original spool as upgrade, but purchase the same bolts and t-nuts and you can install it) and to install you need to remove the side small cover of the rail,...

If I had this feature from the start, it would have prevented issues with the extruder slipping during prints, which was often caused by filament removing grease from the z-axis screw. ... To help me further, please follow me on Instagram at @code4kidz_...

The size was increased, the thread feed channel was significantly deepened, and the angle was made sharper, which made it possible to solve the problem of the filament jumping off the wheel.The frame has also been updated, the upper channel (width)...

... which I built upon by incorporating these enhancements. A quarter-inch diameter bolt is used, but any similar-sized bolt with a smooth shank will suffice, provided it covers the area where the filament touches and remains smaller than the hole.

for the bearing under the rails (16x5x5mm) 3. mounting roller on one side 4. for m3 screw length from 25mm The screw is screwed into the handle with considerable force. There are two types of roller with a side for centering (roller.stl) and without...

... fan. ... So I designed this guide to get more airflow to the heatsink itself while using the original cover of my Ender 3 V2. Tested with a printing temperature of 230° without clogging. Works with 40x10mm fans. ... Printed in PLA without support.

...... I wanted something quick and easy to add and remove the filament. There is a long model and a shorter one. For the spring I used a standard paper clip straightened out with no bends or kinks, then tightly wraped tight around a 6.5mm drill shaft.

Feeder guide to minimize abrasion of the brass feeder hole. open the two screws that hold the feeder assembly in place, slot it in and you should be good to go. ...replace when it runs down.

A bearing Filament guide for the Ender 3. Designed by Sam Whitehouse (author) and uploaded by me by request from the author. Two bearing base are available one with a bearing cap hole and one with out. If you printer has perfect tolerances you may...

Filament sensor for Creality Ender 3 V2

A Custom Filament Guide for the Ender 3 Printer. Designed by Sam Whitehouse, this bearing-based solution was made available by request from the author. There are two base options: one with a bearing cap hole and one without. If your printer has ideal...

(*video) English: Filament Guide for Creality Ender 3 printer! (In the Post-Printing section, there are pictures and videos on the help picture, (marked in the text)) Required: -2DB M5 T-Nuts (A spare is provided for the printer) -2 pcs M5x8...

... guide to the printer frame. The following filament sensor can be purchased on Amazon: https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07FSXFPLD This part works great together with the following filament path guide: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3061551

This is an altered version of:- "Ender-3_filament_guide_v2.2". By Flint Weiss. FlintWeiss • Seattle, WA I found that when I screwed it down. The brass bearing from the screw interfered with the fitting. And so I added spacers underneath, to...

Ender 3/3 pro filament Guide that will prevent the filament from breaking and bending. ...You will need a M4x16mm bolt and a 608 bearing

2 - spacers Plus you will need: 1 - 608 bearing 1 - M4 x 16mm bolt 1 - We also need a filament sensor like this You also have to download the plugin:https://plugins.octoprint.org/plugins/filament_sensor_reloaded/ and then configure the pin where you...

2 - Spacers (https://www.thingiverse.com/download:5244892) Additionally, you will need: 1 - 608 bearing 1 - M4 x 16mm bolt We also require a filament sensor like this https://cdn.thingiverse.com/assets/77/7d/03/6e/d9/112.jpg Please note the video at...

filament guide wheel for the new design runout sensor bracket ender 3 v2

filament guide wheel for the new design runout sensor bracket ender 3 v2

Einfache Filamentführung für den Ender 3 kein Schrauben nötig nur aufstecken verhindert das Filament die Z Spindel berührt Weitere Eindrücke und Umbautipps zum Ender 3 findet ihr hier http://jogiarea.de/ --------------------------- Simple filament...

Filament guide for direct extrusion of ender 3 / 3 pro or similar (Pink render part) This model I used in parallel with the following: 01 large screw (12cm long + its screw) Screw holder (white piece in the photo):...

Einfache Filamentführung für den Ender 3 kein Schrauben nötig nur aufstecken verhindert das Filament die Z Spindel berührt Weitere Eindrücke und Umbautipps zum Ender 3 findet ihr hierhttp://jogiarea.de/ Simple filament guide for the Ender 3 no screws...

Ender 3 pro Filament guide

Filament Arm for Ender 3 V2: -will keep your filament away from the leadscrew  -no support needed -no bed adhesion needed -10% infill is enough -friction fit (dimensional accuracy differs per print/printer, i am not to blame if it doesn't fit well)

Filament Arm for Ender 3 V2: -will keep your filament away from the leadscrew -no support needed -no bed adhesion needed -10% infill is enough -friction fit (dimensional accuracy differs per print/printer, i am not to blame if it doesn't fit well)

I'd previously printed the filament guide posted by Filboyt but had issues with it cracking at the frame. I've since modified it to be one solid piece with the layer lines running parallel to the stresses. Any standard settings will do. I ran at...