extruder filament guide 3d models

Remix of Markacho's guidebracket so that it fits the Voxelab Aquila mounting and positions the bearing in line with the Aquila extruder input. The ring files are identical to those provided by Markacho The bracket is a press-fit onto the...

print 0.12 mm LH PLA no supports BRIM

Changed thread diameter to M6x1 Increased thread length by 1mm Includes solidworks files

I was forced to boost the depth all the way up to 3 millimeters.

You can securely fasten a human-made device with an internal and external thread by simply screwing it in. ...Just hand-tightening should provide sufficient holding power.

yes also i printed this in 8mm nozzle and still works like a charm. Glued using superglue, but can be removed by using acetone or nail polish. ...

Modified from henkjanv10's design, I created this component by reworking an M6 screw and nut. ...The process involved repurposing a section of the threaded shaft from the original bolt and adapting the nut for convenience.

I immediately started having issues where the filament would start coming out past the gear and become a tangled mess blowing out of the extruder instead of passing through the block into the ptfe tubing. My solution was to take up as much of the...

this is a filament guide that makes a nice transition from sensor to the EZR extruder

It is not a good idea to rely on a filament guide suspended from the top cross-beam of your printer, as the entire extruder carriage will be drawn upward when the extruder pulls on the filament - although only slightly, this can still have a...

This is an internal filament guide designed specifically for the metal bowden extruder of the Tevo Tarantula 3D printer. The guide significantly simplifies the process of inserting filaments, making it easier to manage the printing material with...

I have an OMG-D1 extruder and the filament enters 10mm further away from the original creality extruder. I just increased that distance on this remix so the filament would more accurately line up with my extruders entrance. ... This is just the...

I wanted a simple guide to keep the filament running into the extruder at a better angle and the ones I had seen were a bit too much work for what I wanted (I personally prefer fewer moving parts), so I designed this. Just over an hour to print and...

I wanted a simple guide to keep the filament running into the extruder at a better angle and the ones I had seen were a bit too much work for what I wanted (I personally prefer fewer moving parts), so I designed this. ... Just over an hour to print and...

if you upgraded your ender 3 or some other printer to a direct drive, and are using standing filaments, you can turn your bowden extruder's idler gear into a filament guide! + 1x long ass m3 screw 1x m3 T-nut It doesnt get any simpler than this.

if you upgraded your ender 3 or some other printer to a direct drive, and are using standing filaments, you can turn your bowden extruder's idler gear into a filament guide! + 1x long ass m3 screw 1x m3 T-nut It doesnt get any simpler than...

This is for individuals who have removed the plastic tube guiding their filament, yet desire reinforcement and direction to their Replicator 2 extruder. ...It slots into the hole previously occupied by the plastic tube and securely attaches on the...

... caused by underextrusion), it will only break inside the nut, not the intended housing. I successfully used this guide on both the incoming and outgoing sides of my MK8 extruder and found it works flawlessly for keeping filament nicely guided.

I wanted a simple guide to keep the filament running into the extruder at a better angle and the ones I had seen were a bit too much work for what I wanted (I personally prefer fewer moving parts), so I designed this.Just over an hour to print and...

An M6 bolt with a funnel-shaped hole in it was designed as a sort of filament tip guide for Anycubic's Metal MK8 Extruder Kit. It makes threading filament into my printer's bowden tube much less of a struggle. Note that the photo is of the...

The original STL file contains some flaws that make it difficult to edit smoothly, so I recreated it exactly the same in CAD format.\r\nAttached is the STL file from the remixed STEP, just for a glance.\r\n\r\nFeel free to edit the STEP...

This is a mounting for a pneumatic mount that sits before the extruder. ...I use this to have a bowden tube between filament dryer and extruder. ... Fits on the X-roller wheel assembly.

... the back of the Z axis column. Finally, insert a length of PTFE tube into the bearing mount, allowing it to run from your spool to the guide, preventing filament from coming into contact with your work surface and picking up dirt in the process.

... However, due to the limited time my extruder could be unattended, I was unable to complete any of these projects. Instead, a straightforward solution is an insert for the extruder chamber that prevents filament from being squeezed out.

I reworked the version I've used so far because a longer tube improves filament guiding.\n\n \n \n Instructions\ndownload STL from Thingiverse, import to SketchUp Make 2015 and redraw it; next, repair (manifold) using Netfabb Basic.

This is just the remix of the filament guide body, you still need the roller/bearing from the main project. I've extended the clip-on part by 9mm to clear the z-axis reinforcement strut that I have attached to my Ender 3 v2 (maikou supporting rod...

To solve this problem, follow these instructions: adjust clearance and height parameters in the scad file if necessary, print the part, drill specified hole sizes, disassemble and reattach the printed piece to the extruder, ensure side screws move...

The filament, despite originating from the tower, often drifted to the side of the extruder, causing jams. A solution is a part that attaches around the delrin bearing and provides a central slot for smooth filament passage. Printed using standard...

That end gets stuck in the extruder more than often when unloading, and then you're in for a good 10-15 min disassemble and reassemble of the extruder, plus a failed print.So, I redesigned the two top parts on the extruder assembly: “fs_cover” and...

I purchased a dual gear extruder (bigtreetech, maybe?) and there isn't enough clearance for the pneumatic coupler on the filament input side to clear the z-axis screw. So...i designed and printed an alternative. It's sized to take a 6mm PTFE tube...