ender 3 pro filament guide 3d models

Parts list: 1 x filament guide base 2 x bushing 2 x M3 16mm + Nuts 2 x ID 8mm OD 22mm (608) bearings Update [09:05 PM 2018-08-13] You might find that filament tends to get in between left bearing and vertical plate. I added a pulley that can push...

... arm, matching the guide correctly to the printer. Fixed roller on correct height. Fixed pin on correct length. Filament guide that fits in aluminum extrusion T-Slots. ... This design fits a fidget spinner bearing (22mm od, 8mm id, 7mm thick)

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

"I'm really excited to share with you a custom mod for your Ender 3 that takes advantage of the existing Z-axis threaded rod brass lead screw fixing screws. ...\r\n\r\nBe sure to check out my other Ender 3 mods on Thingiverse -...

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...

it needs a m3 screw about 10-16mm long, and a 3id x8od by 4mm wide bearing found in older 2205 brushless motors for multicopters like:http://www.myrcmart.com/brushless-motor-bearing-%CE%A63%CE%A684mm-nmb-p-8357.html The roller has a guide that can be...

This is a custom-made filament guide I created using one of my many bearings from my FPV racing hobby collection. It requires an M3 screw that's 10-16mm long, along with a 3ID x 8OD by 4mm wide bearing found in older 2205 brushless motors for...

... 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.

Here's a fresh take on that outdated filament guide.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.

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. ... ...

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(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...

I designed a custom filament guide that allows for easy insertion of a PTFE tube, reducing wear and tear on the component. This design was inspired by a similar model available on Thingiverse. The guide features two routing options to accommodate...

This is my version of the filament guide made by @Morley. Added A bearing version for the guide wheels. Nozzle diameter: 0.4. Support: Yes. ICE "Obstinate Orange". Layer Height: 0.15 mm. Nozzle Temp: 200°C. Bed Temp: 60°C. Speed: 60 mm/s. The...

I made this remix of the original design to work seamlessly with the Ender 3 z-Axis screw stabilizer, retaining everything except for the arm. I modified the arm to be 1 inch shorter so it doesn't protrude as far, while still utilizing a single...

Filament cen be put into this guide anytime even after it was loaded to the extruder mechanism. The part fixing on one of the M4 screws of the X-axis carriage. STEP file is included if you want to make any changes. If you want to make your...

The bearings I used are precision-made, boasting a 1/4" inner diameter by 3/8" outer diameter and a sturdy 1/8" thick flange design. You can acquire them at an affordable price from Amazon. ...For threading the roller, I utilized a 1/4"x 20 tap, while...

Guide to be fixed on the Z axis at the extruder inlet.

Bottom filament holder provides flawless filament alignment every time. ... Thanks, Have a great day!

Probably another model of filament guiding from the roll on the internet for the ENDER 5 PRO printer.

Recommended: secure the guide using one self-tapping screw, M5 x 12. This item was designed using Tinkercad. ...Edit it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/cWbjSkpU0Dm

... which unfortunately conflicted with Benawhite's stabilizer. ...As a result, I've crafted an alternative that seamlessly integrates with both the stabilizer and Filboyt's original guide, while also accommodating my shorter guide within his end clip.

I created this after one of the other guides I had printed began making a squeaking noise, likely only audible after installing a silent board. It utilizes a small section of Capricorn tube and is secured using the lower Z screw fittings. Although...

This guide works seamlessly with the X axis support. No additional parts, including bearings, are required - everything needed is already included. If desired, the pin and clip can be swapped out for a standard M4x20 bolt and M4 nut. ... I hope this...

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

Rewrite the filament to optimize its fit through the printer's nozzle. ...Avoid excessive pressure on the extruder to prevent premature wear.

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.

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.

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.