anycubic i3 mega flexible filament 3d models

This is a filament tensioning knob for the stock titan style extruder that comes with the Anycubic i3 Mega S. I'm not sure what other printers it will fit, but there definitely may be others. This knob fits right over top of the existing knob. It...

Here's a custom filament spool holder designed specifically for the I3 mega 3D printer. The design was created using Fusion 360 software, making it easy to remix and modify as needed. To ensure a perfect print, carefully review the dimensions before...

Redesigned the original by adding the "Better Bearing" from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2746804 Print Settings Printer Brand: Anycubic Printer: All-metal Mega Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: .001 Infill: 25% Filament: PolyMaker PLA Green...

You're looking for a compact solution to store your filament on an I3 Mega printer that's placed at the end of a table, saving space for the spool - this retractable system is perfect for you. However, if you prefer a more spacious setup, this model...

I decided to mount my extruder on top of the Anycubic, which meant the filament sensor was constantly obstructed. ...Luckily, I managed to resolve the issue with a clever solution involving the holder.

Jedynie co będziemy potrzebować to dwa łożyska RJ4JP-01-08 x2 (lub łożysko oryginalne z Anycubic) oraz Prowadnica liniowa średnica 8mm (długość minimum 400mm), 4 śruby M3x25. ...Proszę użyć orientacji jak na zdjęciu oraz opcji "drukuj płasko" nie wymaga...

... against the filament. I also adapted an Ender 3 filament guide that uses a 608 (or printed) bearing that works much better. Also fixed the length a little. Design might not accommodate the filament sensor as-is but I don't use mine at the moment.

I reached out to Anycubic regarding the purchase of their new filament sensor, which is part of the updated ultrabase model for the i3Mega. It turns out that the sensor is another 3D printed component, just like the original sensor. They simply...

This is a spool cap that attaches directly to the Anycubic spool holder, designed to perfectly match the centre rod and filament spool. Without this attachment, the filament spool will continue to jerk when there's a filament pull. This innovative...

This printer is incredible and never needs any upgrades, I personally don't buy printers only to discard plastic on "upgrades", if that's what I want then I would build my own printer...\r\n\r\nHowever, this one from Anycubic should be updated with...

The sixteen-millimeter diameter hole in the cap matches the original rod of the Anycubic stand perfectly. This cap includes a small seventy-three millimeters mark for added reference. ... I have attached the Fusion 360 file, giving users the option to...

Humans design a three-dimensional, three-millimeter diameter circular conduit to direct the filament towards the filament sensor. ... The model employs no supporting structures.

Just wanted a great articulating filament guide Could not find anything that worked so make my own

Check out the original design here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2964978 If you're using a Bontech Extruder, this modification aligns the filament sensor directly under the feed area, preventing any bending of your filament. ... It also provides a...

This is the key filament tube that connects the filament feeder to the magnetic filament sensor. Typically, if the sensor is quite rigid and the filament spool sits very close to the printer, the filament will not pass through without significant...

Filament guide with intentional gap for inserting filament directly, bypassing unnecessary feeding through. The width of the clip is carefully selected, allowing the guide to slide smoothly in place while firmly staying attached. A deliberate angle...

I'm using a simple Bowden adapter and filament guide, which can be found at this link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3638402.

Regularly, as I relocated the printer, strands of filament would unfurl from the spool, which effectively kept them on track and wound tightly.

I printed myself a spool holder from KuriOSO, but my filament sensor kept wobbling around. To solve this issue, I designed and created a new filament sensor that works with the original one. ...If you want to use this modified sensor, be sure to place...

After all the factory filament sensor's fixtures broke off mysteriously and the end-piece started turning on or off automatically depending on the filament's position, I decided to build my own detector body. ... To do so, you'll also need: 3 M3...

This design provides exceptional stability, ensuring the filament holder remains firmly attached even when transferring the printer while loaded with a coil at the top. For an upgraded version of this filament holder, visit Thingiverse:...

Additionally, I've incorporated a tiny opening into the filament guide, making it unnecessary to remove the filament from the extruder in order to attach the reel to the holder. Print with 0.2mm layer height and supports are not required. To...

I designed a filament roll holder that cleverly avoids interfering with the SD Card slot, allowing for seamless printer operation. ...I'm excited to share this innovative design with you and hope you enjoy it as much as I do!

Filament Holder Based on Ball Bearings I utilized four available ball bearings as a starting point for this design, which led me to create tubes tailored to their specific dimensions. The holder is designed with two distinct sizes, allowing it to...

... allowing it to glide smoothly in and out. To facilitate easy filament loading, simply attach a short length of nylon tube. The tapered joiner comes in handy for connecting additional tubing to a storage box for convenient access to the filament.

I'm designing a simple spool to house sample filament that comes with a purchase of filament. The sample spool consists of two parts: version A for larger amounts, up to 30 grams, which requires printing 'sample_spool_p2a' and 'sample_spool_p1'...

I Designed This Little Bracket to Fix My Broken Filament Sensor, Which Wouldn't Hold on to the Magnet Properly. It's a Very Simple Design That Requires No Extra Hardware or Specialized Tools - Just the Original Screws from the Magnet Will Do the...

Please note that the support is only designed for spool filament up to one kilogram - I haven't tested it with two kilograms yet! To replace the Spool quickly, no additional bearings are needed - it works very well! I hope you enjoy printing and...

Filament Sensor Holder for Use with Spool Holder of philwild (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3034125). The original screw, M3x6, from the stepper motor can be used to attach the sensor counterpart directly to the printed part, requiring some...

Increased by 30mm to carry large rolls of filament weighing up to 2kg and more. Can hold spools with outside diameters of up to 30cm and widths of 12cm, where the length of the tube can be adjusted. Please note that my printer is equipped with...