filament examples 3d models

This is a filament roller which contains some nice features. You need 4 ball bearings (6200ZZ 10x30x9) - the other parts are printed. You need no tools, no screws, no shafts, no threaded rods. The roller can be screwed to the surface on which it...

To streamline printing on my Hictop printer, I added three support blocks for various filament spools. I created two guide types - single and double guides - to ease filament movement during extrusion. The double guide may be more advantageous for...

... The wheel will function perfectly with 1.75 mm filament or 3mm filament. Assemble the components together using a 3mm screw, which threads securely into the wheel bracket. Additionally, clean out the hole in the wheel so that it won't be threaded.

... stubborn knots. It was time to start fresh and think outside the box – literally. Taking inspiration from a duckbill's unique shape, I crafted a novel approach: the Filament Duck, designed to ensure smooth, knot-free filament feeding at all times.

... ...I've also included Inventor and Fusion files, which you can edit to create custom types such as flex or wood filament. If this feature is well-received, I'll add more types in the future. ...This clip is designed specifically for 2.82 mm filament.

i just use 2 needle nose plier.-recommend to use rough filament for better filament plier grip.-don't use support.-after print just snap the two part, plier and sharpener body.-put some CA glue between knife and body.NEW FIXED NOTE: fix orientation,...

It is often helpful to squeeze the filament with a pair of pliers after melting it for best results. ...Created with OnShape: ...

They take roughly 12 minutes to print, making them perfect for testing out different types of filament. You've got three shapes to pick from, so you can assign each one to a specific type of filament for easy identification. ...Simply use a craft knife...

A simple solution lies within a small clip, strategically placed on the coil to prevent the filament from slipping underneath. With three or four clips per coil, the risk of tangling is significantly reduced. ...Moreover, when removing the reel from the...

This versatile holder accommodates various sizes of filament spools, making it an indispensable tool for any 3D printing enthusiast. Experience lightning-fast and effortless filament changes with our universal holder. ...Printed in crisp white ABS...

(199 mm OD, 80 mm core, 62 mm inside width) FilamentGageScale2 estimates meters of 1.75 filament remaining on a 0.2 Kg MakerBot spool. (152 mm OD, 87 mm core, 32 mm inside width) Simply put the tool on the spool flange and rest the scale on the...

The search showed many good projects, among them Filament Guide v5" by DanTech and Filament Guide (608Z)" by damonadjinn. But I needed a mount on a cylindrical surface, so I additionally used the project Parametric Clamp" by pgreenland. I couldn't...

Filament swatchDesigned 2022-04-08thing:5145793printablesTOCFilament swatchTOCSummaryDescriptionBuy me a coffee?SummaryMinimalistic yet practical filament swatch.DescriptionMinimalistic yet practical filament swatch.Remixed from thing:4670018.Added a...

It serves as a protective shield, dramatically reducing friction between the filament tube and the printer's extruder. As a result, it provides a secure grip on the filament, allowing for smooth and trouble-free operation. ... A good impression is made...

There are many out there, but mine has one unique feature: the tunnel through which the filament passes is slightly curved, preventing it from coming loose on its own. This clip fits neatly onto spools with walls that range from 3.0mm (BQ) thick to...

Hygrometer halter für box.Von innen angeklebt mit doppelseitigem Klebeband Geänderter filament halter . box Emsa 508549 Clip & Close Frischhaltedose | 10,6 L | ...

This was designed to trim filament ends to a neat 45 degree bevel as recommended by printer manufacturers for error free insertion into extruders, especially ones with a mechanical filament sensor. It prints and works well in PLA. (Obviously it...

Fits Prusa MK3S and other 3D printers that takes filament in from the top directly. Files include top guide, side guide and spool holder. User must provide own 4mm hose to connect the two guides together. This is a guide to install at the top...

... filament passes easily thru the clip. When in use the clip will either rest against the extruder or against the filament guide. When changing filament slide the clip back to the spool and clip the free end. ...In storage it stays in place.&nbsp;</p>

... on it, if you couldn't tell by the picture. You may have to scale this model up to 1000% because of my onshape exporting in mm instead of cm. You can put the pegs wherever you want to hold your filament, and they should fit perfectly in the holes.

I designed this for organizing little piece of filaments. ...I am also advising a little surface cleaning on pole with thin sandpaper.

row of clamps to store your 3D printing filament while you're not using it and to prevent it from getting tangled

So designed this to help filament to be guided into the filament sensor without rubbing against any walls. It should work on any printer as long as the spool is above the sensor. Printing: Resin printer is the best way to print this since the...

Filament guide. It is a very useful accessory that is easy to make and can be printed without support. ...Two 608 bearings are required for assembly.</p>

Filament guide that fits in aluminum extrusion T-Slots. ... This design fits a fidget spinner bearing (22mm od, 8mm id, 7mm thick)

My filament spools had this annoying habit of rolling off my desk so i made these to keep the m from doing that.

I've inserted the arrow into the diagram to clearly show the path the filament will take as it's fed through the machine.

Humans design and manufacture Flsun Cplus filament holders to securely store and manage 3D printing materials during extended projects or breaks between print sessions.

Here's a simple guide to help you manage the filament on your Prusa i3 printer: First, make sure you have enough filament stored away so that it won't run out while printing. The best way to do this is by keeping track of how much filament you use...

This is a filament scale to hold the typical Rubbermaid dry box. ...It uses a 5kg load cell (I have attached the load cell drawing).