how to feed filament ender 3 3d models

The cover sits tightly, so it is better to remove it from the back side by squeezing out so as not to damage the axis. The design does not require bearings and lubrication, everything is tightly fitted to the dimensions of the reel and glides well. ...I...

I wanted to use this filament sensor: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3411145 With this z-axis stabilizer: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3742340 So I remixed the sensor adding the little v-clip portion. Fits pretty snug but slides off with...

...... 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.

This accessory holds your filament spool at the back of the printer so that it takes less space and is out of the way.

End Cap for the filament holder. Since I lost mine, this is not an exact replica of the original cap. ... Printing at 0,16 mm resolution recommended.

Standar 2020 aluminum profile filament guide. ...Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.24 Infill: 15% Post-Printing Category: 3D Printing

Just another filament guide. slip on, so no need for any tools or bearings. ...print without support, and put in place

This is a straightforward holder that increases the filament spool angle by 45 degrees, requiring just two M5 nuts since it fits snugly within the printer's framework.

assambly arm on block with two screws M6 assambly wheel with little piece of bowden tube click filament cleaner in bracket on the arm

If you want you can use the design without the bowden tubes as well but I have couple of connectors lying around so I wanted to use them and it also look cooler. The coolest part is it does not need any supports(I really hate printing and removing...

If you want you can use the design without the bowden tubes as well but I have couple of connectors lying around so I wanted to use them and it also look cooler. The coolest part is it does not need any supports(I really hate printing and removing...

I printed below(2917932), but the base is not so solid and weak(too short), so I remix it with other designs (4570426 & 4823360) Filament Guide_Guide_Open and Filament Guide_Guide_Flat are from 2917932. ... https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2917932 ...

I upgraded my filament management system by relocating the loop's entrance, resolving issues with retraction. The modification was prompted by frequent filament slippage from the original setup. I opted for a 2020 connector, finding that its longer...

The filament roll holder relies on a central 8mm diameter metal or plastic tube where the two ball bearings are securely fixed in place. Print vertically and take advantage of supports for the main structure. I purchased the ball bearings from here:...

... a low-cost filament sensor. ...This setup includes a slope for efficient integration with the Thingiverse design 3052488, a reliable filament guide. ...The mount secures the sensor using M3x16 hardware and reuses lead screw bolts for added convenience.

I printed at 30% infill and 3 perimeters/walls, along with top and bottom solid layers set to 3. You will also need 2 x 608ZZ bearings if you want to use plastic printed ones; these are great options. Check out...

This Cookie Cutter makes all the Details for Light Fury dragon from How to Train Your Dragon 3 by Dreamworks. You can use it to have endless fun with PlayDoh! The package includes an outer cutter, inner cutter with intricate detail and a handle to...

... Sorry to add mess to the huge amount of guides out there. This is a model for a very specific use, you probably want something more general! Also, scale by x10 times (i.e. 1000%). ...It's a problem with the software I used to model this piece

Got a BlTouch and a spare microswitch? ...Got a metal extruder and a spare 604 bearing? Then you're ready for the ultimate upgrade - this fantastic filament guide + runout sensor duo!

This is a remix of a filament guide I found on thingiverse. ...I just took out the middle pin so it wont break off.</p>

This is a spacer that prevents the filament from touching the greasy z-axis screw. ... It requires a minimal amount of plastic and can be fitted without any additional screws.

I made a better arm that guides the filament into the extruder. It uses a skateboard bearing that snaps into place. ...Use supports on the rail adapter piece only.

This can be used in combination with the included filament spool holder from creality. ...It supports the holder if it is mounted on soft wood, for example an IKEA lack table.

Filament guide. ... Things included in the design: - Reduce the material required, whilst still being functional - Push fit so no other parts required Supports are required for the locating tabs.

This is a filament guide that is easily snap on on the back of the back of the Motor Y. ... You will need a roller dia.8xdiam22x7 and one M3 screw.

... Print the filament guide standing up; it can be printed without a raft or brim if good adhesion is achieved. ... This updated design was printed using PLA at 0.1mm layer thickness and 1.2mm wall width, but these settings may be relaxed further.

I had space for my printer but not for the filament sensor so i created two mounts the first one barely clears my upper shelf so i did a redesign, so i moved the mount a bit lower so it clears and doesnt kink the filament goin into it, ive printed a...

I cant found any solid filament roller yet on thingverse. The one that we have doest have solid rotation and wobbly!. so i create one for myself. Disadvantage of this roller. ONLY CAN BE BE USE FOR 72mm diameter width hole filament roller. same...

I'm excited to share with you a remix of the Ender 3 Filament Guide by MattEllison that I've extensively modified to accommodate longer prints and provide an extended filament guide arm. By positioning my filament on the side of the printer, I've...

Added a bottom roller to the guide.Use a 608 bearing, M4 nuts and M4x15 bolts.The bracket is still a press-fit onto the z-carriage, and should slide on with moderate effort until its seated. ...No hardware required!The wheel should always be printed on...