how to remove filament from ender 3 3d models

2 files: Guide + Bearing ring Bearing type 608 Release 05/03/2022: Slight modification of the design Addition of a filament grommet for a better guidance, 4mm hole allowing to place a piece of PTFE Thickening of the base for a better support New...

... screw for the Z axis. ... You might want to remove the axis completely, to avoid losing the small lock nuts between the guide and the support. ... Might be a little difficult to install, because of the alignment of the holes but the result is worth it.

Additionally, I designed an adapter for the 608Z's 8mm hole to fit a 5mm hole (I printed two of these); the filament will go directly into the extruder hole. I discovered a U-Bearing on Aliexpress and decided to create a bearing filament guide. ...Here...

I'm excited to share that I've successfully integrated my optical filament sensor directly into Octoprint, a popular 3D printing management software. This connection allows me to monitor and control my prints more efficiently than ever before. ...To...

(*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 allen...

Just tinkering with making filament guides. ...Enjoy and happy printing.

This is a adapter for various diameter of filament reel

Filament holder flopping around? Print this and stop that. ...

... at thingiverse, specifically the design number 3379934. ...I printed the mount using PETG material with a solid 100% infill. Following printing, I needed to utilize a 2mm drill bit to precisely enlarge the filament hole and ensure proper calibration.

A large spool of filament won't fit on the original piece due to its width? That problem was solved by this guy: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4014054. I chose a full thread and square-shaped nuts for a snug fit, shortened them slightly. ...Print...

I was having problems holding my almost empty filament roles on the spool holder so I made this. used pla at .24 layer Hight with a 15% infill one suggestion I have if you make this is to wrap duck tape or electrical tape around it once to grip...

... I'm excited to share another helpful feature with you today. ... To keep the filament spool clean while it's stored in the spool holder, just download and print using the suggested print settings. ... Thanks for your time, I hope you find this useful!

... to attach the bearings to the shaft. For the roller, you can choose either to glue it directly or use rubber bands to keep everything removable. ...Four rubber bands are sufficient, but when you have a stash of them, it's easy to get carried away!

Remade CUBEd_3D's filament guide in fusion while learning fusion. At the same time tweaked it just a touch. Use the original guide roller from CUBEd_3D and a 608 bearing. If your printer is well calibrated you can print your bearing using Motoz...

This is a remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4581110 Couldn't get the roller bearing working smoothly with my spool at a 45deg angle, but i like the position of the guide, so i just threw a simple loop on there. ***Update*** rotated the...

This designed for my own Ender 3Pro printer, not sure for other kind. ... If other types of printers are successful, please share this.

... and https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2917932. I created this because the first filament holder end clip wasn't as efficient as I wanted it to be. ... It's still being printed, and when it's finished, I'll upload a picture of it in action.

Print the wheel in halves to eliminate support needs altogether, gluing the two parts together afterwards. The axle merely clicks into place. ...The photo provided features a TPU guide, which serves as part of the extruder, rather than being an element...

... one myself. ... Print "Filament guide fit test" first to check if it fits with the current dimensions on your printer. ...If not scale the small part in steps of 2% bigger or smaller until it fits and then scale the whole part with this scale factor.

... significantly smoother. ...With an outside diameter of 50mm, it's a standard size widely used. Created to work seamlessly with older Creality filament holders featuring screw threads on both ends - not compatible with the newer bayonet style holder.

The idea behind this work was to build a support for this type of sensor with something that directed the filament so that it does not touch the plastic part of the sensor and, also, does not need support for printing

Remix of www.thingiverse.com/thing:3129612, Fixed filment guide to the ender3 Pro sturture that can't be rotated. There are two angle of filment guide which are 90° and 45°. Requires a 608 bearing and an M3 bolt for the bearing retainer. ... 1 x...

... a filament guide that would work seamlessly with the z-axis. ...A standard pulley didn't seem to fit perfectly, so I conceptualized this unique blend of a funnel, universal angle approach, and a secure bracket mount that travels with the extruder.

Made this to hold a wider wood filament spool - the tube prints well with:\r\n\r\nPLA material\r\n214C nozzle temperature\r\n20% infill density\r\n1.2mm wall thickness\r\n0.24mm layer height\r\n\r\nThe nut is printed at 102% scale, providing a...

Since i changed the extruder kit to a dual drive gear due to damage caused to the stock one, i used the stock kit roll bearing to design a filament guide. Required material: roll bearing, 3mm*12mm wood screw . ... Dual drive gear extruder kit:...

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,...

To replicate this setup, you'll need two essential components: the bearing and one of the filament guides. If you're feeling adventurous, use Meshmixer to create a supported version with pre-made supports. Alternatively, opt for an unsupported guide...

Created specifically for the Geetech A10 to operate the Ender 3 hotends effectively.

Create a filament guide for your Ender3 or other Creality bowden printer by gathering an old PTFE tube, approximately 20cm in length - feel free to use a longer or shorter piece if needed. You will also require stock M3 bolts with a 4mm hole...

create your filament detector with a limit switch, a 1k resistor and you're done