copperhead silicone sock 3d models

This is a Mold for the Mingda D2 hotend Silicone socks.With this mold I tried a new approach compared to my previous mold designs. Usually the biggest issue was to get rid of the air bubbles in the closed mold designs. Therefore this mold is open at...

Seal every corner of the outer shape with heat-resistant silicone, utilizing a product such as OBI's High-Temperature Silicone (310 ml). This ensures that the mold is well-structured and prepared for use. 2. Press the Inner Shape into the Outer...

Introduction This reusable mold is designed for two-part RTV silicone casting compounds and putties, creating a heat-insulating silicone sock that covers the heat block. The model includes separate files for both left and right extruder hotends. I...

This mold is designed for making Silicone Sock insulators for the generic knockoff version of the E3D v6 J-Head heater blocks. You will need a high-temperature silicone to work with, either a two-part mixture or an RTV single part that works. I...

Made modified version from CNCKitchen's silicone sock mold, wanted to cover more of the nozzle like E3D "pro sock" + cover that heater cartridge screw. You'll need 4x 3x40mm bolts + nuts for assembly. Used same Troll Factory Typ3 silicone as...

This is a 3D model of a thermal sock made from silicone that came with my All Metal Hot End. Despite its hard appearance, this sock is actually soft like rubber, highly temperature-resistant, and designed to wrap around the heater block of the hot...

This is a mold for making silicone sock insulators for the Maxiwatt heater block. You'll need high-temperature silicone to work with, either a two-part mixture or an RTV single part will do. I used this kind. Other supplies needed are latex gloves,...

Create your own full silicone sock for E3D Revo nozzle to avoid pollution as much as possible.Best result with max 0.2mm layer heightUpdate 2022-03-23 in gate easier to clean (constant diameter)Update 2022-03-19improved venting (bigger hole size...

This is a mold for an improved silicone sock for the E3D V6 hotend that is harder to come loose during printing. Use with 2-part high temperature silicone. Video on the whole process: High temperature silicone (aff): https://geni.us/vajeIpG...

As I couldn't find any solutions online, I created my own silicon sock mold for the E3D Cyclops plus. Versions --------------------------------- Initially, I used a 2mm thick sock (v1 photos), which covered too much for my taste and was hard to...

A custom mold creates your own silicone rubber sock for the E3D V6/Lite6 heater block. Insulating this heater block keeps the nozzle temperature stable, unaffected by part cooling fan and external temperature changes. Print with 1 wall; left and...

A mold is created to make your own silicone rubber sock for the E3D V6/Lite6 heater block. Insulating the heater block keeps the nozzle temperature stable, unaffected by part cooling fan and other external temperature changes. Print with 1 wall. Cut...

A mold to make your own silicone rubber sock for the E3D V6/Lite6 heater block. Insulating the heater block keeps the nozzle temperature stable, unaffected by the part cooling fan and other external temperature changes. Print with 1 wall. Left and...

A mold to make your own silicone rubber sock for the E3D V6/Lite6 heater block. Insulating the heater block keeps the nozzle temperature stable, unaffected by the part cooling fan and other external temperature changes. Print with 1 wall. Left and...

This is a reworked mold designed specifically for crafting a silicone sock for a new 3D cartridge style volcano hotend. To create the actual socks, I employed two distinct methods. Firstly, I used two-part high-temperature silicone, Mold Max 60,...

This is a mold for making silicone sock insulators specifically designed for the Prometheus v1.1 heater blocks.\r\n\r\nTo create the silicone socks, you'll need to work with high-temperature silicone that comes in either two-part mixture or an RTV...

This is a Mold for the Mingda D2 hotend Silicone socks.With this mold I tried a new approach compared to my previous mold designs. Usually the biggest issue was to get rid of the air bubbles in the closed mold designs. Therefore this mold is open at...

Mellow's block leaves a large gap around the nozzle which in my experience is the perfect place for filament globs to get stuck and become very difficult to remove, so I designed this sock mold to cover more of the nozzle.For more info on casting...

... For a permanent hold, this silicone sock was designed that the thermistor and heating element have to be removed to put on. The components can remain on the heating block with a cut in the silicone block above the openings. This is so by design.

This is, theoretically, a mold for making a silicone sock for the Mosquito hot end. Disclaimer: I'm completely clueless about this, but I've watched a bunch of YouTube videos on it, so that makes me an expert in internet terms, right? ***Removed...

This is a mold for making silicone sock insulators for the Lulzbot Hexagon heater blocks. You'll need to work with a high-temperature silicone, either a two-part mixture or an RTV single part will do. ...I used this kind https://goo.gl/ud9dpR Other...

Find it [here](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2879204) This mold is designed for making Silicone Sock insulators for the original stock heater block that comes with the CR-10. You will need a high-temperature silicone that can handle extreme...

This is a mold for making Silicone Sock insulators for the E3Dv6 OEM heater blocks. You'll need a high-temperature silicone to work with, either a two part mixture, or an RTV single part will do. ...[I used this kind](https://goo.gl/ud9dpR) Other...

This is a mold for creating Silicone Sock insulators for the Slice Engineering Mosquito heater blocks. There are currently three varieties posted, depending on the type of nozzle being used and the style of sock desired: - Slice: Designed...

... I've uploaded fresh pictures to showcase its continued compatibility with Thorped's Fan Duct. When heated to 250°C, the surface of the silicone reaches a scorching 125°C with this new design. In contrast, the old silicone sock often exceeded 150°C!

Upgraded duct for the part-cooling fan on the Anet E16, similar to my previous design but this one accommodates for the extra space needed for a silicone sock. Just like my previous one, it pretty much screws on like the original did, but replaces...

Mold for the Phaetus Dragon hotend sock, with a voron logo added for the cool factor Note that this may not work with the rectangular Triangle Labs heater block or other clone versions of the Dragon Hotend - verify that your hotend uses the angled...

Top and bottom is still 2.5mm to keep clearance. I uploaded new pictures as well, as you can see it is still kompatible with Thorped's Fan Duct. With the Hotend to 250°C the surface of the silicone gets 125°C hot with the new one, with the old...

Intro Following [Stefan's CNC Kitchen excellent work](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3742037), I wanted to reuse the base principles he did show to make a custom silicone sock for the V5 hotend from Anycubic (factory hotend on i3 Mega series,...

Combine a teaspoon of corn starch with plenty of acetate silicone in a plastic cup and mix thoroughly using a Chinese chopstick. **Note:** Oogoo has a strong odor when new, but this smell dissipates over time. ...If you know a better molding material...