how to feed filament ender 3 3d models

I gave my ender 3v2 direct drive with this https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4741620 and lost on printing space, had to minimize from 250 to 240 mm and decided to use most of things I already have and upgrade them by my needs

Printed in PLA , 0.8mm top, bottom and walls, with 10% Gyroid infill Remixed with Ender tool holder slide-in-rail clip , flipped over to print flat and resized to 110mm away from gantry. NB works well, but slide in clip could do with some resizing...

That way if you mount your material up top it should still work for you, I prefer to have my material on rollers to the side of my printer. Please tell me how it works for you or if you have any suggestions for improvements! ... sensor: ...

Abdeckung für die Filament Halterung.

I loved the original design of the filament roller guide, but it had one major flaw - screws were required to secure it, and every time I wanted to change the filament, I had to take it apart. ... With this new version, all you need is a simple bearing...

In keeping with the true spirit of no hardware needed, I didn't want to just replace it with a bolt & nut but instead wanted to design a very simple pin that anyone can print easily. Print the wheel flat on its side - no supports, a couple walls,...

First upload. Filament guide designed in solidworks , let me know how yall think! Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: No**Resolution:** .12 Infill: 20% **Filament:** [...

I discovered a discrepancy in the measurements and made adjustments accordingly. ...Furthermore, I incorporated a convenient opening to simplify filament swaps for effortless maintenance.

Simple and quick solution......with nothing extra....after moving the filament spool to the side, that's all you need......no support and same printer screws for installation

This is a simple holder to extend the filament spool in 45 degrees, only need 2 M5 nuts because de holder fits in the printer structure ;)

Combined the 2 sources to make something better. ...Doesn't need addition screws.This is obviously only for top loaded filament.

Should snuggly fit onto the front of your printhead to indicate the Norse Gods bless your project (and that the filament hasn't jammed!)

Just a little roll for to put between the original holder and the filament spool, so it doesnt wiggle arround that much while printing.

filament holder with print-in-place swiveling filament sensor mount.uses the original spool holder and:4 m5 screws2 m5 nuts2 m5 T-nuts1 m3 heatset insert (or you can use the on_dees version that uses an m3 nut)3 m3 screws2 m3 nuts

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4735175 Did not fit on my Ender 3v2 machine because there was a metal plate on the "bottom" of the X stepper preventing a decent mount. I made the sleeves that grab the axis longer to make it fit. ... The pulley...

It is attached using the screws from the original filament holder (with room for adjustment).I printed it in PLA with 0.2mm layers, 15% infill and no supports. It may work better with supports but I haven’t tried.Please feel free to remix and make...

Not really a remix, Just an arm I designed for the filament filter, mostly to clean dust off filament and to use as a guide. It is a tight fit but it does fit. ... Filament Filter: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:492067 It may work on other printer...

The roll of filament stays very close to the vertical frame of the printer. ...So I decided to design and print an extension of about 80 mm. Now the distance to the extruder is greater and the filament, from the roll holder is less forced.

... extruder at a better angle and the ones I had seen were a bit too much work for what I wanted (I personally prefer fewer moving parts), so I designed this. ... Just over an hour to print and about 5minutes to install, with very little filament usage.

... spool holder arm. ...I provides a platform to put a filament drier box on so that it doesn't need to take up desk space next to the printer. 6/21/22: Uploaded part with updated twist lock feature per community feedback. ...(Thanks Jose Class)!

... i converted to direct drive and there was an empty spot where the extruder motor was. ...I use a side mount for my filament so this part guides the filament from the side to the extruder. ...There is also a sort of hinge to tie wrap the cables on.

... at a better angle and the ones I had seen were a bit too much work for what I wanted (I personally prefer fewer moving parts), so I designed this. ... Just over an hour to print and about 5minutes to install, with very little filament usage. ...

This top filament guide is designed to work with a separate pulley, which reduces friction on the filament as much as possible. The inner hole diameter of this pulley should be at least 4mm for optimal performance. The specific pulley shown in the...

You don't need any extra hardware.To install it, take the off the 4 bolts that hold the filament detector, and snap it into place. ...Then add the filament detector on top, and it's the 4 bolts.Onshape CAD...

I combined Lucky3310's design with an upper filament guide from Filboyt, adapting it to improve the metal extruder's alignment and entry angle for better filament flow in my setup. ...I removed the guiding eye nearest to the extruder as it didn't match...

this is an optimized filament guide that uses a bearing v groove pulley to guide the filament to the extruder.i bought the v groove pulleys here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B079GSTHSX/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1use supports

... replaced with a smaller one, giving the device a more refined look and feel. To address concerns about the filament entrance being positioned at 90 degrees, I modified the model to incorporate a gentle curve that doubles as a guide for the filament.

The same concept caught my attention, but I encountered an issue - the filament was still struggling to pass through the original ring. To overcome this challenge, I re-designed it using a pulley instead. This modification ensures a smoother filament...

... a M4x10mm screw. Since the turning angle of filament on the top is not sharp, bearing is unnecessary. Filament filter is redundant to me. Just keep it simple and stupid. I printed it using PETG with rafts. ...But it is optional if you use PLA.

simple quick to print tube to keep filament from picking grease up of the z screw,no parts needed it will slide over the drive screw,i had issues with layers not sticking possibly because my filament possibly rubbing against the drive screw