splicer mk2 for pla filament 3d models

... loading new filament easier. Update August 25th: - The design was changed to allow for easier loading of filament. - A pointing arrow was added to indicate the direction of operation. ...- More pictures were added, although they are not showing.

Parametric designs are almost fully customizable, allowing for different sized hubs and clips for various spool diameters and filament sizes. The OpenSCAD file requires Libs.scad from Thingiverse to function properly. ...Instructions for assembly and...

The push fitting isn't accurate and remains untested; it features a new Boddy containing 2.1mm tube within.

The hooks that hold the filament feature clips to secure the tail end of your filament (to prevent tangles) and clip the working end for storage. The design is almost fully parametric, allowing you to print different sized hubs and clips for various...

The geometry remains almost identical; I merely added one radius at the end of the tube to ensure that the filament doesn't come into contact with it, even during extreme extrusion positions. I've also added a new Frame Center Small STL file, which...

I printed mine in eSun ePA-CF (carbon fibre filled nylon), with the .15 quality profile, 3 perimiters and glue stick on smooth PEI, and the result is beautiful (after drying the nylon spool for 18 hours at 70 c in a food dehydrator). ... The .3mf...

This is a guide to ensure the filament pivots in the centre and doesn't feed back into the dry box and tangle when the print head moves to the right of the build area. I haven't tested a full height print with it yet. Print instructionsShould print...

This is a sample for PLA type filament.

... either too towering or too broad, which didn't sit right with me. Luckily, I've made all my designs available in openSCAD files, so you can easily make adjustments as needed. Print the filament holder with support material, and you'll be good to go.

For a complete installation, you'll require a 3 mm steel rod to function as the central axis. ...Simply refer to the accompanying photograph for clear instructions – the process should be straightforward from there.

... of filaments, I have PLA and PLA+. The tags from the original design include PLA, PETG, ABS, and TPU tags. So I figured I would add a PLA+ tag for anyone that is in a similar situation to me. ... [Print Settings are suggestions for a 0.4mm nozzle]

filament spool by the OWL-filament brand. ...On this particular was PLA.

filament spool by the OWL-filament brand. ...On this particular was PLA.

A specially designed cooling tray is always attached to a Fujikura 70S fusion splicer. ...This allows the splicer to be easily transported while still in use, as it fits securely inside its transport box even when the tray is installed.

For High-Quality Filament Rolls by Hatchbox

By sliding the filament through a sponge dabbed with oil, the PLA filament doesn't stick to the extruder heater tube. Instructions 1: Cut a small strip from a dense sponge and put it in the larger...

Key Features: High-quality materials ensure durability and long-lasting performance Innovative design provides a secure hold on filament Compact size integrates seamlessly with the Tevo Tarantula printer Upgrade your 3D printing experience today...

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This 3D printer accessory was conceptualized as an exercise to expand my novice Solid Works abilities, concurrently creating a functional item that can significantly enhance my RoBo 3D printer's overall performance. Printed exceptionally well in PLA...

A rotatable, horizontally positioned filament is supported by a coil structure.

InstructionsPut the .ini files in the directory where you keep your filament profiles.In Linux: ~/.config/PrusaSlicer/filamentIn Windows: C:\Users\[name]\AppData\Roaming\PrusaSlicer\filament

InstructionsPut the .ini files in the directory where you keep your filament profiles.In Linux: ~/.config/PrusaSlicer/filamentIn Windows: C:\Users\[name]\AppData\Roaming\PrusaSlicer\filament

... Temperature specifications include a glass temperature range of 60-65°C (140-149°F), a melting temperature range of 150-160°C (302-320°F), and a nozzle temperature of 230°C (446°F). The filament weighs 2 pounds, with a diameter of 0.07 inches.

Designed exclusively for 37mm umbrella poles, this innovative solution may also work for slightly larger or smaller sizes (36-38mm), although it has not been thoroughly tested. If you're looking for a hassle-free way to enjoy the sunshine without...

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The model is now divided into sections that can be easily printed in two distinct hues.

This particular item can be found online for approximately twenty dollars. ...I've designed one specifically for your use.

A Convenient Carry Case Handle for PLA 3D Printing Projects - Simple and Effortless to Utilize.