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I created this filament guide to be installed in my enclosure. ...Inside the wheel there is a 26mm bearing.</p> <p>The component called Wheel Rubber is printed in TPU</p> <p>To attach the wheel to the base use a m5 screw</p> Category: 3D Printer...
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Don't Forget Supports Filament guide for frames ranging from 7.5 to 8mm - simply scale as needed to fit your specific requirements. ... When printing this file, be aware that most of the time, depending on positioning, you'll require supports; give it...
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Use for one side of the spool guide I designed for the Creativity ELF printer. Not really needed when the spool is about half empty, but when the spool is full, it makes a terrible mess. This keeps the filament from flying off the sides of the...
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This is a filament guide I designed and printed for a massive, sealed enclosure that houses my entire printing operation... The project is truly an impressive feat, so be sure to check it out... ...You can watch the video on YouTube or explore the...
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I designed this filament guide for installation within my enclosure, featuring a 26mm bearing housed inside the wheel. The Wheel Rubber component is manufactured from TPU and plays a crucial role in the mechanism's functionality. ...To securely fasten...
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This is an updated version of a filament guide created by Jazn, designed to accommodate a short piece of PTFE tubing in order to minimize PLA squeak. ...Be prepared to carefully shape the PTFE tube as it tends to fit quite snugly.
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I like the design of "Ender 3 filament guide". My only issue was the light clamping to my machine. This remix is (at least I have tried) very similar to the basic one with a finer groove which leads to a stronger clamping. ...It's now fine with my Ender...
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Amélioration du guide filament de Pascalou_3d : - modification du support - fixation reprise sur les vis de fixation de l’écrou de vis sans fin axe Z - attention montage un peu compliqué, nécessite de démonter le levier de l'extrudeuse et veiller à...
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This filament guide should work with any 3D printer that uses m5 T-slot nuts. I'm using mine for the CR10 v3 with direct feed, to ensure a very straight path for the filament.The bolt should be m5x20 with a head diameter of at most 9mm.The distance...
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I designed a tiny piece to serve as a filament guide for my inkjet printer setup with Two-Up printing capabilities. A shelf holds the printer, and I needed something to clamp onto it while keeping the filament organized. If you're in a similar...
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This is a filament guide for the Anycubic i3 Mega S if you don't want to use the filament sensor. With very long prints, I had a lot of problems with the sensor, which is why I designed this guide. It can be used with the screw from the sensor to...
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To assemble this filament guide correctly: I printed the part in PLA on a base of masking tape coated with a layer of glue, utilizing Cura Software for precise control. My settings were: 0.2mm layers, 20% fill, and brim. ...While the brim may not be...
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This filament guide is specifically designed to be mounted onto an aluminum extrusion-based printer frame using two M5 bolts and accompanying nuts. It boasts filleted edges for added durability, as well as customizable temperature settings tailored...
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This is a filament roller guide. It uses one 608zz (8x22x7) bearing. I designed the wheel in two pieces for easier printing with no supports and for easier bearing insertion. once the wheel halves are pressed onto the bearing you will never know...
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**Conclusion** With this comprehensive guide, you're now equipped to navigate the world of 3D printer filaments with confidence. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, our expert tips and recommendations will help you unlock the full...
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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...
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Curious Guide for Precision Prittobot: In 1405 printrbot model, the human engineer attaches a critical guiding device made from plastic filament. Designed with simplicity in mind, this essential tool facilitates smooth, uninterrupted printing...
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You've got a 3D printer that accepts third-party filaments, but you're running into trouble with the insertion angle being too steep? Don't worry, this guide and some 4mm OD PTFE tubing will get you back on track! ...This particular model is designed...
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This is a filament guide designed for a RepRap G3D, which incorporates the Prusa i3 design from Gadgets3D. It mounts seamlessly to the top plate using the existing bolt holes, requiring only a simple swap of the original bolts with longer ones. ...
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I combined a versatile stop clip with two filament spool guides to create a part that keeps your spool securely in place and prevents filament from getting tangled around the spool holder. These clips perfectly fit the standard spool holder included...
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I run a couple of filament spools above my printer on a tray and had some issues with filament jumping off the spool and become entangled in the the axle that the spool run on. Tried a couple of other guides, but designed this, with a PTFE lining to...
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To achieve this, I drew inspiration from rainstormgb's innovative [Filament Guide 608 Bearing v2 easy print](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1842598), but I've adapted it to use a M8 x 30mm countersunk machine screw instead of the threaded rod,...
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A remix of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:735726, by only taking the filament guide out of the STL and without the cleaner-hinge. Update: completely remodeled in Inventor and smoothed out, file attached to fit your needs Post-Printing: Un-screw...
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This is a filament guide I built when I switched to using a horizontal spool holder to stop the filament from slipping under the spool. It's made for use with 1515 extrusions, but it should also fit larger ones - they'll just be a bit narrower than...
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It´s a gadget to help feeding the filament in the enclosure of your 3D-Printer, when the extruder is far away from the spool (in X) it may happen that the filament tangles a bit.....not with this simple guide Print instructionsPrint with standard...
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I needed a solution to stop filament from jumping off the reel when the extruder reached the end of the X axis, and this filament guide caught my eye: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:755008. However, I wanted one that could be installed without...
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To guide the filament as stress free as possible you need some type of guiding system. There are already several filament guides here and in the internet. However I wanted one as high as possible and mountable on the printer itself. Therefore I...
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To guide the filament as stress free as possible you need some type of guiding system. There are already several filament guides here and in the internet. However I wanted one as high as possible and mountable on the printer itself. Therefore I...
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A Guide to Filament. Filament is a crucial component of 3D printing technology. It comes in various forms and materials, including PLA, ABS, PETG, and others. Each type has its unique characteristics and benefits. PLA filament is popular for its...