prusa mmu2 3d models

This is a simple, easy-to-use rectangular stick that I designed to make the process of feeding filament through one side of the MMU2.0's buffer to the other much simpler. Without it, you'll have to force filament to go 6"-7" straight across the...

See picture and CAD image how to assemble.- edit - 30 jul 2023Made the holders for the threads a bit stronger: parts 10 and 12.Removed variant 11-b, 11-a is strongly recommended.Removed Variant 30,31,32-a: 30,31,32-b strongly...

See picture and CAD image how to assemble.- edit - 30 jul 2023Made the holders for the threads a bit stronger: parts 10 and 12.Removed variant 11-b, 11-a is strongly recommended.Removed Variant 30,31,32-a: 30,31,32-b strongly...

I Create Custom Beermats Using Fusion 360 and My Prusa I3 Mk3 MM2 Printer.\r\n\r\nYou Can Resize Them to Any Size You Want - I Typically Print Mats at 95mm x 95mm x 3mm.\r\n\r\nIf You Size and Place Multiple Mats Carefully, You Can Print Four of Them...

CND Beermats - multi-material prints created in Fusion 360 and printed on my Prusa i3 Mk3 MM2. Size them to whatever you want - I print mats at 95mm x 95mm x 3mm. if you size and place them carefully, you can print 4 at once on a Prusa i3 Mk3 For...

... for straight ft + bigger holes for filament tubes. ... Cut a 50mm hole in the top of your Prusa i3 case with care, as the infill of the IKEA Lack isn't very solid. ...This allows you to easily add or remove the top and access the filament tubes.

Printed fine for me on my Prusa in PLA and could use any filament type.If shrinkage causes holes to be too small it deforms the tubing then either ream them out with two halves clipped together or print again and make it bigger in the slicer.On the...

I did this basically because I didn't have the PC4-M10 couplers readily available. Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: I3 MK3SRafts: No Supports: NoResolution: 0.2 Infill: 15% Filament: Prusa PETG Orange Notes: Different materials may...

Increases the height of an Ikea Lack table by 10cm, specifically designed to add height to the Prusa Lack enclosure. To do this, attach the new pieces between the top corner pieces and the legs of the top table. Cuts are made on the inside corners...

All of the parts fit on a Prusa bed (but not at once, obviously). My print settings for the panels (make them look cool and save filament): * 0.2-0.3 mm layer height * 4-5 perimeters to make sure the screw hole perimeters are connected to the panel...

I replaced the existing upper right front part of the Prusa3D MMU Lack Enclosure V2 with a modified version that accommodates a switch for turning on and off LED light strips. The switch I utilized is a GRS-4011-1600 from CW Industries, available...

If the filament catches on edges when loading into the MMU, this mod might be for you! Before, I even thought about designing a pencil-sharpener for the filament. More than every second time I loaded a new spool into the MMU, I could not simply push...

<p>With this guide, the short PTFE tubes can be clamped in an angle of 45° with a screw. Easy and fast to print with little filament. Can be securely fastened with 2 screws on the Ikea Lack Table. ...No filament buffer is needed with...

A protective barrier is being installed around a set of tubes to prevent them from coming into contact with a multi-material unit.

A quick remix of @RickB's angled and dropped mount with a 0 degree angle and a 0 mm drop.

The standalone version of the original filament guide comes with added stability features, including left and right stands, as well as a short rail. This provides a solid foundation for the guide to operate from. All other components are designed to...

My MMU is situated in a very confined location, making it extremely difficult to insert an Allen key to adjust the idler tension. To overcome this challenge, I've designed a pair of thumbscrews that can be pushed onto 40mm M3 screws to adjust the...

Creating a Buffer Mount for a Back Enclosure Requires a Multi-Part Design that Doubles as a Wall Mount.

Since the original arm wasn't working reliably due to excessive friction, it appears that this alternative is a more practical solution, requiring just a handful of seven-centimeter-long Bowden tubes.

<p>Just to guide Filament into an IKEA PLATSA or all other 22mm thick wooden boards.</p> <p>You need<br/> 3x M4x10 Countersunk Screw's<br/> 3x M4 Nut<br/> 5x 4mm Pneumatic coupler</p>

With this guide, the short PTFE tubes are easily angled at 45 degrees using a simple screw attachment. Quick to print with minimal filament usage. ...Securely attach these tubes to an Ikea Lack Table with just two screws.

This is a Bear Upgrade friendly version of the same horizontal brackets I designed specifically for the Multimaterial Upgrade 2. I created these using Tinkercad, so no source files are available at this time. Unfortunately, I haven't had the chance...

These straightforward instructions focus on positioning the PTFE at the top edge of the Work Surface if you're utilizing an MMU 2.0 model. ...The PTFE simply slides into place, ensuring the tubes remain organized and untangled behind the printer.

Guide Filament into an IKEA PLATSA or any other 22mm thick wooden board with ease. To do so, you'll need to prepare the following essential components: You require three M4x10 Countersunk Screws and three matching M4 Nuts to secure them firmly in...

<p>My MMU is in a pretty tight location and I can't easily get an allen key in there to adjust the idler tension. Here is a design for some thumbscrews that can be pushed onto 40mm M3 screws to adjust the tension without an allen key. They are a...

<p>Standalone version of the original filament guide. Additionally it includes left and right stands and short rail to provide stable base for the guide. ...All other elements are compatible with the origin.</p> <p>In total each standalone guide...

We're taking a basic tube separator and turning it into a sleek, wall-mount design. By making these simple modifications, we can create a space-saving solution that's perfect for any workshop or garage. The key is to get creative with the materials...

I modified the Guide Tube design to accommodate 1/8 NPT fittings and incorporated a threaded taper for the bowden tube. ...The tapered thread was inspired by a similar concept found at Thingiverse, specifically in design #1993384.

Parts Required - Four printed guide parts per added spool, totaling 8 pieces - Four 608 ball bearings of any type; I prefer these [metal shielded bearings](https://amzn.to/3cY5Bqo) but you may have a different preference - Two complete Prusa MMU2...