bowden fitting 3d models

This essential wrench enables you to replace the bowden tube fitting attached near the extruder motor without disassembling all the covers of your xyz printer. Simply lift the top cover, remove the bowden tube and filament, and insert the wrench...

I saw plenty of models that friction fit bowden tubing into a housing to make it a smoother run but not with any accommodation for a fitting. This led me to strip the stock sensor housing apart and get to work, I rebuilt the stock housing first and...

I have bmg extruder with a filament sensor and a guide wheel, so a much longer arm was required to relax the strain on the filament. ... Can use two bowden tube couplers for easy removal. ... No supports required, print upright (vertically)

E3D Titan Extruder Bowden Fit Mount for Prusa (40mm Top Frame). A couple of Titan extruders needed a custom mount to fit snugly into my 6mm thick, 40mm high Prusa frame. Using thing http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1477900 as reference, I created a...

This model gets a precision upgrade with a more stringent threshold.

Just created as a backup, awaiting validation. ...Prepared to serve in place of the primary option if it fails.

Allows a bowden tube to be connected for easy filament routing and reduced moisture ingress.Can be stacked with additional containers.Room for plenty of dessicant (loose beads or packages) below the filament spools!Full project description, original...

I discovered the culprit behind Bowden tube fitting damage: the push/pull motion of extruders constantly stretching their round plastic locks in and out. To prevent this, I created a device that secures it firmly in place. Thorough testing has proven...

Replacement PC4 Fitting for 4mm Bowden Tube Printing. PC4-M10 Compatible with Heat Sinks and Extruders. Holds Tube Securely Without Damaging It. ... Print Fitting as Shown in Picture: Support Screw Standing Up, Remaining Parts Lying Down.

Modification of the filament sensor (fs) cover allows for a straightforward press fit of a bowden tube, preventing sharp bends in the filament at the extruder entry hole. To accomplish this, no additional hardware or modifications are necessary;...

... The adapter is designed to fit and work with your existing extruder, but make sure to pre-drill its base to avoid splitting layers. ...This adapter was created to continue supporting a part that would otherwise become obsolete on omnomproject.com.

I played around with hulls to achieve structural stiffness, hope you like it :) Update: introduced a correction factor to make the threading a perfect fit. ...So the 1/8" connection works now, last thing waiting for testing are the M3 hole distances,...

I played around with hulls to achieve structural stiffness, hope you like it :) Update: introduced a correction factor to make the threading a perfect fit. So the 1/8" connection works now, last thing waiting for testing are the M3 hole distances,...

A correction factor was later introduced to ensure perfect fitting of the 1/8" connection, while M3 hole distances and diameters were confirmed to be accurate. For optimal printing results, use a layer height of 0.06mm or possibly 0.1mm. ...To assemble,...

Still untested design for mounting 1/8" pneumatic push fit connectors that actually performs flawlessly. The design is based on hugokernel's http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:177209 but heavily modified to provide a more streamlined and simplified...

Clip that goes on-top of your hot-end. ...After downloading on that didn't fit i decided to design my own. This allows you to stop cutting cable ties and makes it easier to remove the bowden tube.

This hotend cable coupler is compatible with various push-fit adapters, including the listed one for an Openbeam Rostock (Kossel) setup. It also works with Groovemount spacing by default. If using different connectors, adjust couplingdiam in SCAD and...

This shim keeps the bowden tube push fit collar in its locking position. It helps to prevent accidental disconnects. Designed to work with 4mm Tube OD x 1/8" BSPT Male push-to-connect tube fittings. ...

Having movement in the Bowden system causes inaccurate extrusion and is a common but often overlooked problem. You want zero movement of your bowden tube! If you have the slightest feeling that it is moving, it is.For optimal results:Use high...

... tube and 10mm Push-Fits. ...Features include a 10mm (+tolerance) inner diameter for the Bowden Push-Fit hole, a 3mm (+tolerance) inner diameter filament hole, and four 4M screw holes. ...The two screw holes are situated at a distance of 50mm apart.

... holes are spaced at 50mm intervals, making it suitable for Groovemount. Designed in SCAD and printed upside-down to enhance the precision of its internal cutout, this adapter is available at tridprinting.com/Hot-Ends/#3D-Printer-Push-Fit-Fitting.

After running 1Km of filament through the extruder without any issues, I made some changes to use a standard push-fit design with a 1/8th inch thread and an M6 bolt size instead. Filament is now guided all the way through the inside of the...

Johann's Innovative Design Reimagined: A New Era of 3mm Filament Compatibility and Seamless Integration with Festo Push Fit Connectors.

... to guarantee a precise fit within the threading. Consequently, the 1/8" connection now functions correctly, and all that's left before thorough testing is to confirm whether the M3 hole distances are perfectly spaced, as the diameters fit with ease.

My stock BMG Bowden adapter gave out, so I designed and built a replacement using standard pressure fittings for added durability. I've included two versions: an M6 fitting and an M10 fitting. ...The M10 should allow you to insert the entire bowden...

This is an adapter for connecting 4mm bowden tube to E3D Titan Extruder using the PC4-M6 fitting. ...The adapter comes with a built-in thread, so users need to adjust their XY size compensation in the slicer if they cannot screw the PC4-M6 into place...

Use the above noted 3.2mm bit to reinforce the bowden tube, preventing crushing and enabling the use of pliers to prevent the bowden tube from twisting under the force of the die. Follow up the M7 die with an M6-1.0 die and cut to the same distance....

Use this to create your own version or just for fun, 3 parts: first is main carriage, second is bowden fit, third is belt attachment clip. Used 3mm threaded nuts and bolts, hopefully that helps. No updates will be released as I am posting to help...

(You will need to adjust extruder steps-per-mm after the change) #### And one post-processing step: * Clear out debris from the filament path with a drill (5/64" or around 1.9mm) ### Changes made in the remix #### mount piece * Pre-drilled for an M4...

(You will need to calibrate extruder steps-per-mm after the change) ####And one post-processing step: * Clean the filament path with a drill (5/64" or around 1.9mm) Changes made in the remix ####mount piece * Pre-drilled for an M4 pneumatic fitting...