splicer mk2 for pla filament 3d models

Most (Chinese) 3D printers come with those small cutters/nippers that we all use to clean up our prints and cut filament. The silicone handle-covers/grips often fall apart after some years of use. Here is a simple design that can easily be printed...

Ender 3/PRO) (see also optional AFS V2 below, as late addition) I have searched for various filament splicer projects and watched numerous videos, but I couldn't find any that satisfied me. Most of them are not user-friendly, accurate, or practical,...

... break. A little overkill but you can do what makes sense to you.Print SettingsPrinter Brand:CrealityPrinter: Ender 3 ProRafts:NoSupports: YesResolution:0.16Infill: 25-60%Filament: Creality Ender PLA Black/White   Category: 3D Printer Accessories

The filament splicer works great but as a further refinement I glued 2 side guides which improved alignment of the filament. ...The size of the guides are 30 x 10 x 3mm.I printed this using PLA, (normal settings) and it works just great.Thank you...

Hi, This is my filament splicer/joiner that I designed for the purpose of consuming entire rolls of filament and also enabling multi-color prints. I also made a spool holder to clamp to my desk. Splicer will fit desks up to 30mm and the roll...

Hi, This is my filament splicer/joiner that I designed for the purpose of consuming entire rolls of filament and also enabling multi-color prints. I also made a spool holder to clamp to my desk. Splicer will fit desks up to 30mm and the roll...

... serves as a pathway for guiding filament from an external spool to the printer's print head, preventing it from becoming entangled in any surrounding components. ...Specifically crafted for seamless integration with the Prusa i3 Mk2 3D printer model.

... Initially, the slot was too small and the hole even smaller, so I made some adjustments to get it working smoothly. Here are my print settings for this project: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer Model: Prusa i3 mk2 Rafting: Not necessary Supports: Yes

A custom filament spool holder for the Prusa MK2 3D printer that has been in use for quite some time now - feel free to modify it to fit other printer models. To create the parts shown in the first picture, print out two of part A, two of part B,...

Filament holder for Prusa i3 Mk2 requires additional components including a threaded rod M8, two 608 bearings, and a pair of nuts M8 to function properly.

Filament holder for Prusa I3 MK2. ...You will need also threaded rod M8, two 608 bearings and a pair of nuts M8.

Filament Guide for Original Prusa i3 mk2 Print Settings Printer: Original Prusa i3 mk2 Rafts: Does Not Apply Supports: Yes Infill: 20% Grid Pattern Notes: Use Support Structures How I Designed This Tinkercad I Created this Design in Tinkercad, the...

I've taken the original design and modified it to screw the filament sensor case into place instead of snapping it together. ...This is a revised version made possible with the powerful tools found in Fusion 360.

Derivative from misterT to screw the filament sensor case instead of snap it. Made in Fusion360 Print instructionsPrinted in ABS without supports

Filament guide designed for the Original Prusa i3 MK2 offers a wider opening at its base, providing more freedom of movement when printing wide and tall builds. This design also clears the top of the extruder assembly with room to spare when the...

This dust collector securely attaches to the extruder of the Prusa i3 MK2 3D printer.

This is a filament guide meant for use on Prusa MK2 and MK3 printers. I prefer to have my filament feed directly from my filament dryer instead of the top using the top mounted spool holders. With a goal of having no moving parts, I came up with...

Here is another filament guide for Prusa i3 MK2. A bit overboard with the rollers, I admit, but it gave me a chance to learn FreeCAD and keep my hands busy. ...The arm clips onto the printer's frame via a sliding hook and spring mechanism, all crafted...

I recommend adding a brim, or it might warp off the print bed (at least when printed in PLA).Filament-Guide-pulley: No special print instructions are needed. Assembly instructionsCheck the pulley halves and make sure they are flat and no...

To load filament into the printer, first slide off this guide, then feed the filament through the tube. Load the filament normally as you would with any other printer. Finally, simply slide the guide back on. Note: For best results, use only Teflon...

The filament guide for the Prusa i3 MK2 printer is a crucial component that helps to manage and organize the 1.75mm or 3mm diameter filament as it flows through the print head. By keeping the filament in line, it prevents tangles and kinks that can...

Dear All, It's a handy tool for transforming raw iron wire into a functional splicer. ...Simply pass the metal wire through the central opening and then thread it through both holes, one at a time.

The gap was decreased significantly so it would fit the Prusa i3 MK2 perfectly. The new gap is now a precise 6.25 mm, giving the clip a secure hold on the frame without any unwanted movement. ...Just like before, 1.75 mm filament can easily pass through...

Simply took DR2D's excellent design and made the holes smaller so I could use a piece of filament as a hinge pin. ...You need 2x of the [HINGE] part.

... I'm not sure if a larger hole would be better, but it works perfectly for me. ...The original STL file was created by Ismael Feliciano, and I used his design as a template to create my own version with the same basic shape, only wider in dimension.

The model will allow to create a sphere out of ice, using PLA! In fact, 2 versions are included: Version 1: It includes a space to place a rubber band to use as an "o ring" so it seals both parts and avoids leaking. Version 2: Simple, the 2 sides of...

The user requires a filament guide designed to fit snugly within the guide rails of their printer.

To make this support a reality, you'll need to print two parts and obtain the following components: * A 250mm x 3mm x 5mm stainless steel capillary tube available at...

There are options for both 1.75mm and 3mm filaments. For maintenance, remove the Bowden tube carefully, then reassemble by unscrewing four long M3 screws, lowering the print head assembly, inserting the Bowden tube through the top hole, and refitting...

The innovative design of this filament guide draws direct inspiration from the pioneering work of papinist on Thingiverse, a project specifically identified as thing #1764285. ...To ensure seamless compatibility with my own printer, however, I undertook...