filament clip 3d models

... build an entire filament stand for my spools, instead getting inspiration from some simple clips I'd seen before. ...This clip features a hole designed specifically for 3mm filament, making it suitable for any filament with a diameter of 3mm or less.

Depending upon the exact diameter the clip will easily slide over the end of the filament (see picture with the blue filament) or it can be put on the end of the filament as a kind of 'cap' (see picture with the yellow & red filament)If you want to...

... slightly curved, preventing it from coming loose on its own. This clip fits neatly onto spools with walls that range from 3.0mm (BQ) thick to 4.4mm (Esun). Please note that this clip is designed specifically for filaments with a diameter of Ø1.75mm.

This clip snaps to the spool and holds the end of the filament to prevent it from unraveling. for 1.75 diameter no more unraveling! ...strong grip, reliable!

a simple Clip for filament, to fix the end of wire Dimensions: 1,75: 15 x 4 x 5 mm 2,85: 15 x 5 x 5 mm

People use a basic clip to keep the filament attached to its spool when they store it. ...This helps prevent the spool from getting tangled up.

clip to hold filament Print instructionsI use Polycarbonate. ...Once annealed it will never break and withstand the drying process of every filament keeping its shape and springiness.

This is a holding clip for the FD Plas filament. It's used with 188mm spools. ...The third version of this product has been designed to meet customer demand for a more efficient way to manage their filament supply.

Small accessory that clips onto spools, keeping the filament end securely in place to prevent it from coming loose and unraveling. ...Engineered specifically for use with 123-3D.nl's high-quality 1.75mm PLA Jupiter Series 1kg filament spools.

i made this to hold the filament in place to keep from unraveling from the spool. there are 2 ways to secure the filament: is to push the filament into the top slot after tightening the clip to the spool. place the filament into the lower slot as...

I know there are a lot of clips like this here, but I didn't really like all the ones I tried. ...That's why I designed my own clip that holds both the spool and the filament securely. ...Try the clip and be happy with it.

This is a clip to hold the tie of the filament, against the last filament turn in the reel to prevent knots or filament loose, you can make them with remaining parts of filament, instead to throw them to the bin

A handy clip designed to prevent your filament roll from coming undone. Simply attach it to the filament, give it a complete revolution, then secure it back into place. ...This clip is engineered to stay put even when removing the roll from its...

This is a handy clip designed specifically for holding your filament in place. Simply snap it onto your filament and you'll be ready to go! ...If you'd like to see exactly how this clip works, check out our easy-to-follow video tutorial at...

If you need to use this clip with smaller diameter filaments, simply scale it down or download the pre-made version designed specifically for 1.75mm filament. Update V2.1: The STL file has been modified to include a new default orientation and...

A simple solution lies within a small clip, strategically placed on the coil to prevent the filament from slipping underneath. With three or four clips per coil, the risk of tangling is significantly reduced. ...Moreover, when removing the reel from the...

I've added a clip to label the type of your filament so that you can easily identify it. I've also included Inventor and Fusion files, which you can edit to create custom types such as flex or wood filament. If this feature is well-received, I'll add...

This clip is designed specifically for Prusament spools with the hexagonal pattern and 1,75mm filaments to ensure a good grip. Using it the first time, you might need to use more force to push the filament through the hole. But after that the...

... for users of smaller filament. Printing instructions: Create a batch of 4 clips for each filament change on your Ultimaker-2 using Cura with settings of layer height 0.1mm, shell thickness 1mm, bottom/top 0.8mm, infill 0%, and speed 50 mm/s.

I used Tinkercad to make this clip a little bit of a tighter fit (on the spool) than the original. I use it on Hatchbox PLA filament. ...It holds well.

I designed this inspired by clips like JPrikkel, but for usability I made it tighter at the clip and left more space on the holes. The FilaClip Next file has an improved filament hole that's intentionally crooked to ensure a secure clamp and...

<p>I needed a way to keep my PTFE tubes from my dry box out of the way with my Mini. ...I printed this clip, it screw mounts next to the dry box and the filament I'm not using at the moment can be clipped out of the way until I need it.

... out various colored ABS. The flat side is purposefully on the inside to fit smoothly onto most spool designs. Just print, insert the filament end into the hole, and clip onto your spool for convenience! ...Visit www.madox.net for more information.

... to accommodate 1.75mm filament, yet I appreciated the concept. ...Therefore, I created this setup on Onshape that provides ample space for the filament and features a clip to secure it in place, eliminating the need to thread an end through a hole.

A New Filament Clamp Mounting System for Ender 3 Rail Installation This adjustable clamp enables effortless positioning along the Ender 3 rail, allowing users to customize their filament management with ease. ...The clip can be smoothly moved up or down...

The filament holder design is inspired by Madox's Clip holder, emphasizing mobility. Attach it anywhere on your BFB Touch or other printers for convenience. To print the model, download the STL file and follow the instructions. A 45% infill with no...

Clip for attaching the end of the filament. It is sprung, placed inside the spool - it does not bind anywhere and the spools can be stacked on top of each other. ... For better flexibility, I recommend printing from PETG, but maybe also PLA - try it.

It's almost identical to the original (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:12516).\nThe clip holds filament (1.75mm) ends securely on the spool.\nInitially, the printed version had a hole that was too small, making it difficult to insert the filament,...

... 1.75 mm diameter filament, but you can easily tweak it to suit your needs. I added an extra hole for attaching a label where I jot down the type of filament used, the first use date, and those sweet temperature spots that delivered great results.

I've been on a mission to find a foolproof way to keep my filament tidy and dry, especially considering Texas's notoriously high humidity that can render any exposed filament useless in no time. To combat this issue, I've devised a clever solution...