e3d nozzle

Nozzle Box for E3D Nozzles for your Prusa Printer. ...Insert 6x M6 nuts in the middle part.

2 Piece Magnetic Case to hold 15 E3D V6 Nozzles using 12 embedded 5mmx3mm circular magnets Magnets are inserted by adding a pause (https://help.prusa3d.com/article/insert-pause-or-custom-g-code-at-layer_120490) and placing into each cavity.

This was fairly robust and tight from my testing, so I added a finger slide strip on the bottom of the cover to easily slide out the body with a push.Also, was not a fan of the open design so I made the back entirely enclosed.This was designed to fit...

This is simply a spacer to make the socket not as deep, so that the E3D nozzle doesn't sink too far into the socket.3) Insert the socket into the printed handle. It should fit snugly and not come out, but if not add a little bit of superglue.4) Screw...

This was fairly robust and tight from my testing, so I added a finger slide strip on the bottom of the cover to easily slide out the body with a push.Also, was not a fan of the open design so I made the back entirely enclosed.<hr>This was...

Another nozzle carrier :)\r\n\r\nDesigned this to hold 16 pieces of E3D nozzles and / or heat breaks, + 2 holes for allen keys.\r\nHole diameters are just right so that you can screw the heat break in and it stays in place if you move the holder.

Insert 6x M6 nuts in the middle part. Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printer Parts Summary Nozzle Box for E3D Nozzles for your Prusa Printer. ...Insert 6x M6 nuts in the middle part.</p> <h3> Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer Brand:</strong>...

When I upgraded to an E3d V6 nozzle, the nozzle was sitting about 2mm higher than the standard MP Select Mini V2 Nozzle. This is to shift the standard fan and duct by 2mm so that the bottom of the duct is sitting slightly above the nozzle so that it...

wow that's a waste of currently available parts... So I modeled this, It uses This temp sensor and any E3D nozzle. I have tested that the sensor works flawlessly with my Da-Vinci 1.0 using Repetier. Solder the temperature sensor to the old sensor...

It uses this temperature sensor (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07P71W23H/ref=crt_ewc_title_srh_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A3RVABGG6YFRTA) and any E3D nozzle. I've tested the sensor with my Da-Vinci 1.0 using Repetier, and I'm thrilled to report that...

Simple holder designed to accommodate E3D V6 nozzles featuring M6x1 threads. The holder includes five nozzles per size, arranged in two rows for .40 sizes, each clearly labeled and accompanied by labels at the bottom to distinguish between regular...

Designed using Tinkercad to adjust the Z-home position of my Da Vinci 1.0 printer downward by approximately 20mm, significantly reducing the likelihood of a collision with the E3d v6 nozzle. The solution involves printing the adapter at a thickness...

I Needed a nozzle that lined up with Pheneeny's E3D v6 Direct mount. Took primativebowyer68's nozzle mirrored parts of it and then lengthened the offset. ... also added 1.5 mm to the total hight.

I required a nozzle that matched the E3D v6 Direct mount on Pheneeny's setup. I decided to use primativebowyer68's nozzle as a starting point, adjusting its mirrored parts and extending the offset accordingly. ...Additionally, I added 1.5 mm to the...

I'm going to build a case that holds multiple nozzles, specifically designed for E3D hotends. The project has two versions - one with labels indicating the nozzle size and another without labels. ...This case can hold up to 9 nozzles, making it...

A remix of 3DPreviews' nozzle case for E3D V6 style nozzles. This version modifies some of the tolerances of the original design to provide a tighter fit, is larger to give more room to thread nozzles into place, and contains detente features to hold...

... and dots to make it simpler to read. Furthermore, I created a shorter version that I use with the foam from the E3D Fun Pack to keep the nozzles securely in place. ...I've also kept the original height version available for anyone who prefers it.

Available in three sizes, 4x, 6x, and 8x, the 6x and 8x provide of room for ObXidian™ Nozzles.I recommended to print only one nozzle tag at first to check the tolerance and then adjust it with “Scale factors”, or glue it :pPrint Settings:Material:...

This is a basic nozzle holder for the E3D volcano hot end. It holds all 5 nozzles currently available, along with a row of pips below each one. Each pip represents .2mm of nozzle diameter (2 for .4mm, 5 for 1mm, and so on). The holes on the outside...

The holes in the main block are designed for M6 nozzles like those for the E3D V6 and Volcano. One block has 7mm holes for nozzles that just drop in. If you prefer threaded holes as I do, the other block has 5.2mm holes that can be easily tapped. ...

I Needed a nozzle that lined up with Pheneeny's E3D v6 Direct mount. Took primativebowyer68's nozzle mirrored parts of it and then lengthened the offset. ...also added 1.5 mm to the total hight.</p> <h3> Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer...

This way, both can be printed with the thread facing upwards.To make it easier to glue the two parts together (superglue) there are additional holes for the three fixing pins.Additionally, some "advertising" for E3D and the legend of the colour codes...

Needs 2x 6x3 magnet. ...The nozzle prints seperately to allow it to be a different colour.

Just a simple Holder to store your revo nozzles.

<p>I love this hotend! ...Added a holder for OBX nozzles!

The volcano nozzle is 8.5mm longer than V6, so remix

This is a remix of the awesome Rugged Box from Whity (https://www.printables.com/model/258431-rugged-box-parameterizable) to store the Revo Nozzles. The only things you need are 6 M3 x 30mm screws and 2mm rubber foam sheet, to protect the tip of the...