ender 3 filament 3d models

First Post Uploading Here is a 3D filament guide I designed using SolidWorks. ...Let me hear what you all think of it.

People attach wheels using pre-existing screws. ...The wheel securely fastens itself to the system via a carefully placed 1.75 millimeter strand of filament.

People attach wheels by utilizing existing screws on hand. ...Wheel components connect seamlessly via a single strand of 1.75 millimeter thick filament.

This component adjusts the filament's entry point and ensures it doesn't come into contact with the z-axis screw, preventing potential damage or misalignment.

Update: a significantly enhanced repair is now available. ... Table functionality has been prioritized for this update. Increasing the number of threads will not overwhelm your filament guide.

Hey! ...Check out this awesome filament guide I put together for you. ...I think you're really going to enjoy it.

... the bearing is pressed into the wheel. I designed this to alleviate the friction of the 90 degree angle the filament makes into the extruder specifically when printing flexible filaments, but it works well for pla and other filaments as well.

Attaches directly to the upper metal rail, reducing the angle at which the filament enters the extruder. ...The image provided shows a design with cutouts, but these were eliminated in my setup.

Hi all! ...For this file I changed a bit the thickness in some areas and also opened a hole in the hook where you can put the filament to use supports only on the bed. ...Hope you find it useful.

A firm snap of the filament guide is secured directly within the X axis stepper motor gear housing, while a detachable swivel guide, printed separately, attaches securely to the base with a satisfying click.

I'm using https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3129612 version but I needed to get a longer base since I'll be adding the BTT Smart Filament Sensor before the extruder. ...This is my first remix.

I'm using https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3129612 version but I needed to get a longer base since I'll be adding the BTT Smart Filament Sensor before the extruder. ...This is my first remix.

... firmly into the wheel. I designed this to minimize the friction caused by the 90-degree angle of the filament as it enters the extruder, particularly when printing flexible filaments, but it works equally well with PLA and other materials too.

This is a compressed version of the filament guide to allow the printer to fit inside an enclosure. ... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0995VTBLS?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

The filament guide I'm using can't be attached to the two mounting screws on the brass Z lead screw bearing. Instead, it connects via a roller wheel nut. ... Fasteners: * 1 M3 x 8 bolt * 1 M3 nut * 1 PC4-M6 Coupler

A pair of rollers to help guide the filament without adding friction. Parts needed can be purchased at Lowes in the hardware section, they are rollers for a patio door. I 'borrowed' parts of designs from Holspeed and TomasKom_CZ to make this. ... ...

... accessible for online editing here https://www.tinkercad.com/things/2trEltVOvAV. ... I discovered these pulleys at Menards and created a fresh filament guide utilizing the following model as a starting point: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2920344.

This is a remix of drykill_23's top filament guide https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3428924 I redesigned the top guide to match the look of the bottom guide. I have Z bracing rods installed so I had to redesign how it attaches to the frame. ...I...

... Upgrade Aluminum Extruder, replacing my old one in the process. ...Fortunately, I was able to salvage the original bearing with its unique groove from the discarded extruder, and it has been serving me well as a key component of my filament feeder.

Custom filament hanger using sealed ball bearings for smooth operation. Note that this reduces height capacity of the printer for a little bit. ... Additional parts required: - 1x 120mm M8 bolt - 2x M8 nuts and washers - 4x M3x10mm bolts - 4x hammer...

Place this over the piece with the Facebook code, securing it in place with a small binder clip on the long part to allow the filament to slip through easily and avoid digging into the top of the feeder. ... For added stability and support, I suggest...

Here's a fresh take on that outdated filament guide. ...I whipped up some much-needed fixes for the two top Z-axis stepper motor screws, which calls for swapping out those old ones for shiny new M3 x 35mm screws and two sturdy flat M3 washers.

This insert takes its place atop the aluminum extruder, swapping out one of the plastic end caps in the process. ...By doing so, it optimizes the filament's path as it exits the spool, providing a more favorable angle along the way.

Custom filament hanger utilizing sealed ball bearings for silky smooth operation. Note that this reduces the printer's height capacity slightly. ... Additional components required: * 1 x 120mm M8 bolt * 2 x M8 nuts and washers * 4 x M3x10mm bolts * 4 x...

This part can be used to prevent filament wire from contacting the Z-axis screw and from tearing out the extruder casing. Filament cen be put into this guide anytime even after it was loaded to the extruder mechanism. The part fixing on one of the...

... provides additional functionality. To achieve optimal strength, the design incorporates a 20% infill density using PLA BF plastic material. Each roller measures 84mm in length, while the filament used for printing weighs approximately 1kg.

Remix of www.thingiverse.com/thing:3063886 Extended the mount arm by ten millimeters, added a shoulder to secure the 608 bearing, crafted a bearing retainer that grips the filament firmly in place, and designed a two-piece press-on pulley for the...

Holds filament spools. Print the base on its flat side. This maximizes strength, and is the reason why the upper hole is offset from center. Print the nut and bolt upright. Perhaps in a future version I will enable the bolt to be printed sideways...

I noticed that the filament was sanding a groove in the guide fairly rapidly, so I reworked the design to use a small binder clip as the guide instead. To install it, simply insert a binder clip and then release the bottom metal arm by compressing it...

(Thanks for bringing this to my attention) Also, if you use the filament guide on your extruder stepper like I do, it will reach that at around 205-210mm. Typically, I don't run tall prints, so I didn't notice this issue. To address this, I'm making...