anycubic i3 mega filament sensor 3d models

Anycubic I3 Mega Filament-Holder:\r\nSecure the holder (Part1) by screwing it in place using four screws attached to the right vertical crossbar. ...Insert the U-shaped coil holder (Part2) into its designated recess, ensuring a snug fit until it clicks...

... over-extrusion by monitoring the extruder temperature and adjusting as needed. By following these guidelines, you can master the art of working with filament on your Anycubic i3 Mega and achieve high-quality prints that meet your expectations.

This is my first 3D creation, and it's a simple filament guide designed specifically for the Anycubic i3 Mega (S) printer. However, I believe this design could easily adapt to other printers as well. Simply attach this guide to the front right...

The Original Anycubic i3 Mega Spool Holder is a high-quality accessory designed to hold your spools of filament securely and efficiently in place on your 3D printer. Its durable construction ensures that your spools remain stable and organized,...

This is a custom filament intake designed specifically for my Anycubic i3 Mega printer, now known as the Anycubic M. Frequently, I struggled to properly insert the filament into the extruder due to its finicky design, and noticed that the filament...

The "Filament spool holder for anycubic i3 Mega by meireles" https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2932855 I adjusted it upward. I installed two fresh holes to accomplish this. In the lower section, a new Filament Guide has been incorporated. A screw...

Mounting Holder Positioned Above Printer Rafts Deployed: None Infill Density: 30% Printing Speed Set to 50mm Per Second Material Utilized: PLA Estimated Print Time: 1 Hour and 30 Minutes Support Structures Not Employed Printer Model: Anycubic i3 Mega

Here is a rewritten version of the filament guide for Anycubic i3 Mega: "Mastering the Art of Filament Guide for Anycubic i3 Mega Introduction Congratulations on taking the first step towards creating intricate prints with your Anycubic i3 Mega! This...

Human: This is a straightforward guide for installing a filament support on the ANYCUBIC i3Mega 3D printer.\r\nPrevents Filament Sensor from becoming detached.\r\nThis design leverages existing screws, eliminating the need for extra...

This is a filament intake I designed for my Anycuic i3 Mega (or how they call it now: the Anycubic M). Quite often it was quite fiddly to get the filament into the extruder correctly and I recognized, that the filament got worn off, when pulled over...

I designed this filament deflector roll because the filament wasn't running straight through the filament sensor in conjunction with a filament holder mounted to the side of my i3. ...I deliberately chose a larger diameter so that the filament could...

... troubleshooting, reducing downtime and improving overall printing efficiency. In conclusion, the Filament Guide is an essential component of the I3 Mega 3D printer, ensuring reliable and high-quality prints with minimal user intervention required.

Filament guides should be placed directly to the right of the spool holder on your 3D printing machine.\r\n\r\nI've found this setup works best when paired with a top-side mounted spool holder, such as this one:...

I'll just get an i3 with a human filter.

Fixing the filament to the top of the device with the original screws. ...

I've fixed the magnetic connector issue by creating a custom mount that fits perfectly onto the end of the sensor feeder. To secure it, simply push the mount upwards until you hear a distinct clicking sound - this indicates it's securely in place.

Attaches securely to the body of a 3D printer, directing the filament straight into the extruder's receiving area.

... the large one to the right. I have designed another filament Sensor holder that works perfectly with this filament Spool holder: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3404001 This is a remix of the outstanding Anycubic i3 Mega Spool Holder by philwild.

Originally designed for hobbyists and professionals alike, this innovative device provides a secure grip on even the thinnest of filaments. By utilizing a clever combination of materials and design elements, the user can effortlessly manage their...

For me the best filament support out there is a remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2582052, and I also used the big nut of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3786473. You'll need 1 8mm threaded rod for the filament support shaft and 2 608zz...

I need a filament guide for orizzontal top spool holder. I attached the parts with glue. ... Add clamp v2 and guide v2 with m3x5,7 ruthex brass nut hole.

I wanted to design my own filament holder with the center of rotation at the center of the spool. This spool holder sparked an idea: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2582052. I decided to re-create the holder because I wanted to build it myself in...

The first prototype was designed for a 4mm pneumatic fitting, but the brass edge cut into the filament as it entered. To address this issue, I replaced the fitting with a plastic coupling, but unfortunately, the job turned out poorly. I decided to...

This is a custom-designed filament sensor holder perfectly tailored for the popular Anycubic i3 Mega 3D printer. ...It securely attaches to the extruder motor via the existing bolt, which is conveniently pre-installed for holding the spring, ensuring a...

I believe the original uses a miniature snap action roller, while this version employs a sub-miniature (13x5x10mm) like the one found in the i3 Mega sensor's original design. Below is where it was ordered from: a three-pin switch with one normally...

Filament Sensor Holder This is another type of Filament Sensor Holder with even less friction. I created this one after using another holder from Thingiverse, but the original had too much friction and my extruder couldn't move enough filament to...

I did install the upgrade kit for the I3 Mega (TITAN-Extruder and Filament-Rack) - the kit is really worth checking out: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07KLJJYNV/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05__o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 But the filament holder falls...

The pioneering filament sensor that started it all. With a keen eye on innovation, I revamped the design of the magnetic space, creating ample room for its vital counterpart to shine. ...Next, I precision-crafted the directional arrow, carefully...

This is a replacement for the cone shaped guide in the extruded, mine fell out and became lost, so I printed this part I designed. ...It will work for the i3 Mega or the Mega -S. ...I couldn’t find anyone else who had uploaded one, so here.

Replace the old sensor holder with a new one by taking out the defective magnetic attachment. ...Install a fresh one, ensuring it's securely fastened using M3 or 2.5mm screws, or alternatively use a cable binder to keep everything organized and in...