copperhead silicone sock 3d models

Having backed the Slice engineering Copperhead on Kickstarter I found myself in need of a silicone sock for the hotend. As Slice do not sell socks I decided to cast my own using the ever awesome @CNC_Kitchen's video as a guide. The mold consists...

(https://www.prusaprinters.org/de/prints/32781-slice-engineering-copperhead-silicone-sock-mold/)I reduced the mold from 100 to 96 percent. As a result, the silicone sock lifts better on the heater block even when it gets hot. In addition, I removed...

(https://www.prusaprinters.org/de/prints/32781-slice-engineering-copperhead-silicone-sock-mold/) For more information, visit the original on Prusa. Use the link above. I reduced the mold from 100 to 96 percent. As a result, the silicone sock...

(https://www.prusaprinters.org/de/prints/32781-slice-engineering-copperhead-silicone-sock-mold/) For more information, visit the original on Prusa. Use the link above. __________________________ I reduced the mold from 100 to 96 percent. As a...

[I used this kind](https://goo.gl/ud9dpR) Other supplies: - Latex gloves - Disposable bowl/dish - Dish Soap - 1x M3 12mm screws - Optional but very helpful: [1½" Ratcheting...

2mm thick silicone sock for the copperhead heat block by Slice Engineering. Cutouts are one the right side for thermistor and heater. You can make a mirror of all the parts for the cutouts on the opposite side. Designed in SolidWorks. ... Any...

Creality Silicone Sock for K1, K1, and Ender3v3

Recently destroyed the silicone sock that came with the CR6SE, for some reason the replacements are not up for sale. I created this mold and mixed up some mold max 60 and cast a new silicone sock. You will have to cut away a section of the left side...

A simple silicone sock mold designed specifically for the AnyCubic I3 Mega 3D printer requires just three M2 screws to assemble it securely and efficiently.

Artillery Genius Silicone Sock 3 Parts just screw together with long M3 bolts or drill up to 4mm and tap M4 on the other sides. Use liquid soap with a little Water to wet all Form surface. After assemble......... just press in the HI- Temp...

Designed a silicone sock mold for the olsson block on my UM2, I have a nozzle cam fan shroud that mounts really close to the heater block so I designed this to insulate the block and separate the heat from the fanshroud. ... send me a message if you...

This is a simple mold that allows you to create a silicone sock for your MK8 Heizblock. The dimensions are based on the original CR-10 Block, which is 20x20x10mm in size. This design will work with all MK8 heatblocks, including clones. It's...

So, if you want to try make your own silicone socks for the v6 block, give this thing a go. You will need some m3 screws and nuts and a syringe. ...2x m3x16 2x m3x20 Print instructionsWorks with any material you want to use, print at 0.2 mm layer height...

So, if you want to try make your own silicone socks for the v6 block, give this thing a go. You will need some m3 screws and nuts and a syringe. ...2x m3x16 2x m3x20 Print instructionsWorks with any material you want to use, print at 0.2 mm layer height...

It seems like you're sharing a tutorial on how to create a custom silicone sock mold for a 3D printer, specifically the AnyCubic Predator. Here's a summary of the steps: **Materials Needed:** * Permatex ULTRA COPPER gasket maker (a type of silicone)...

This is a mold with wich you can cast a silicone sock for the mosquito hotend by your self.For casting i usually use 2k high temp casting silicone which works really nice and also doesn't stick to the mold. Personally I use the Trollfactory type 3 HB...

Here is a simple DIY guide to creating an easy silicone sock mold for your AnyCubic I3 Mega 3D printer: First, gather the necessary materials which include three M2 screws and some basic crafting supplies. Next, carefully prepare the surface area of...

This is a simple mold I designed to create a silicone sock for my CR-10 Heatblock. The dimensions are given by the stock parts. The block is 20x20x10mm and should work with all MK8 heatblocks (even clones). It is necessary to use two-component...

Mir sind beim entfernen der Silikon Socke die Pins abgebrochen deshab habe ich diese jetzt größer Designed damit die Form mehrfach verwendet werden kann.

Remix of Tzimitsce's Phaetus Dragon silicone mold - choose left, right og both side holes for heater and termister

I designed a custom 20mm wide heatblock out of copper for my E3D v6 and needed a silicone sock to fit it perfectly. Since the heatblock is one-of-a-kind, I had to create and mold the sock from scratch. Although this design may not suit many other...

I made a 20mm wide custom heatblock out of copper for my E3D v6 and wanted a silicone sock for it. As the heatblock is custom I needed to design and mold the sock for it. There probably aren't many heatblocks out there that a sock out of this mold...

You can easily create a basic Silicone Sock mold for your MK7/8 Hotend using a standard pistol to apply sanitary silicone. ...For my project, I opted for high-temperature silicone that is capable of withstanding temperatures of up to 350°C.

Folks rocking the Geeetech A10T or A20T hotend, I've got a sweet find for you - a silicone sock mold that fits like a glove! ...I highly recommend detaching your hotend first, then slipping it snugly into the sock for a seamless fit.

These hotends use a 'chamfered' heater block on some versions (unlike Triangelabs versions) and thus require a different silicone sock. Watching CNC Kitchen's [DIY Silicone Sock video](https://youtu.be/O5UiXky85hA); I designed this mold. You...

This is a mold for crafting Silicone Sock insulators designed specifically for the generic Mk10 heater blocks. You'll need high-temperature silicone to work with, either a two-part mixture or an RTV single part will get the job done - I used this...

Remove the silicone from the mould, cut a hole sufficiently large enough for the sock to fit over the heater block, and remove excess silicone (see the 4th picture as a guide). Your sock is ready for use! **Update:** 10 Feb 18 Added a version 2...

... but the mold was too complicated to assemble in my opinion. What we have here is my attempt to merge them both together. - The sock is now 1.5mm thickness - The sock will not be too low and not touch your prints. ...- The stock will fit perfectly.

I went on a mission to find a silicone sock for my beloved Mosquito hotend from Slice engineering, but unfortunately, they didn't have one available. So, I took matters into my own hands and created a mold to cast one out of heat-resistant 2k...

By using just two screws to hold the inner part in place, I was able to reduce the number of holes in the silicone sock, which should provide better insulation. To get started, you'll want to check out the very informative Video from CNC-Kitchen on...