prusa multi filament 3d models

A versatile device designed to be easily attached to various printers, facilitating precise filament direction and flow control.

A comprehensive tutorial on utilizing filament. ...To begin, simply tap the summit of the print and proceed with usage.

This is a Filament Feeder that can be used both hands when you are replacing the filament. This is for 1.75mm filament. Approx. 40mm or more M3 cap screw and a M3 nut are needed. Coil spring, which use only one original. ... type2_Arm_2Bearing.STL is...

... created my own). ...But, I wanted a clip that was always "right there when I needed it." This clip securely snaps onto the top bar of the i3 MK3+, and a 1.75mm filament pops into the clip with a satisfying "snap." Simply pull the filament up to remove.

To resolve my issue with the filament's orientation, I made a guide specifically designed for the aluminum frame. This guide ensures that the filament remains vertical relative to the extruder. ...Additionally, it allows for easy insertion of the...

This Is a multi directional filament guide for Spools mounted above printer. Not only does the head turn, but it slides in the top channel for least amount of resistance on filament. System uses 2 x 608 bearings in the wheels and one 625zz bearing...

This filament feeder can be used with both hands when replacing the filament. It's specifically designed to handle 1.75mm filament. To assemble this feeder, you'll need an M3 cap screw that's at least 40mm long and a corresponding M3 nut. The coil...

Just a simple filament guide that clips on to the provided spool holder that comes with the Mk3. Category: 3D Printer Accessories

In addition to the small opening, which also allows a side filament insertion when it is already connected, this guide also has an additional hole where a filament string can be "parked". In my case it fits perfect to my spool holders because it...

The filament guide rests atop the vertical steel post, marking my initial foray into solidworks 3D modeling; I hope it meets with your approval!

I use this spoon when I change filament :-) Print instructionsPrinted with 0.15 and PLA.

Remixed from an existing design, this spool holder for Prusa i3 features a robust 6mm frame. Originally based on Thingiverse's #1794348, I have modified it to utilize a straightforward M6 or M8 threaded rod for added support. ... To enhance overall...

A remix of the original (well designed) bracket. ...I found that when using the auto-loader on the prusa the bottom of the Thordsen was a bit too close to the extruder infeed. ...This just extends the bracket slightly for a bit more room.

I designed a custom spool holder for my Geeetech Prusa i3 pro b with an 8mm acrylic frame after failing to find a suitable one online. ...I merged the design with another existing one, which can be found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1241566, to...

The coil holder seamlessly accommodates the original part from the Prusa i4. This enables you to easily install a hot coil with an internal diameter ranging from 50 mm to 75 mm. Each bolt features a bearing seat (10x30x9 mm - 180200). ...Additionally,...

The filament might get caught in the curbs of the filament spools, this guide completely avoids unnecessary drag on the Extruder.20% infillno supportUse PETG like for all printer parts (more heat resistance)

... them from working properly with my setup when a roll was fully loaded. ...I created this guide to address that issue by allowing it to mount in either direction, and keeping the filament clear of full-size rolls to prevent slippage along the edge.

Marker to help align the Bowden tube selector with the MMU filament drive gears. Made each marker correspond with the filament color for easy reference. ... Added some mounting putty to hold in place, but still be able to slide into correct position.

Additional support for filament holder, to reduce wobbliness not only of filament holder, but also of the whole printer. I did a quick dirty solution and attached it to a printer via the office clip, it holds pretty good so far. ...I was also thinking...

... for the Pecker Arm While Keeping It Enabled for the Other Two Objects. Original Design Available at https://github.com/BondtechAB/Bondtech_Prusa_i3/tree/master/CAD-Files/MK3s%20Sensor%20Add-On, Includes a Mostly Unshelled Version of BMG Upgrade.

I'm looking forward to sharing this charger for PRUSA i3 Hephestos with you. Check out version 2!!! (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:479098). I'm thrilled that after several prints everything works perfectly! The bar is made from a tube with a...

We've created an adapter that complements your PRUSA i3 Hephestos system perfectly! Take a look at its successor version two here - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:479098 . You'll be pleased to hear that we put this through multiple print tests, and...

For the DIY version of the AnyCubic Prusa I3, two empty holes are needed on the top side of the main frame. This item is specifically designed to fit those holes perfectly. To assemble the part, you'll need two M3*16 screws and nuts. ...If you'd like to...

Elevating a 500m spindle above the Prusa is an optional feature; I had limited space at the top m8 rods' end, so opted for a spool mount from watsdesign. For the spool inserts, I chose Vik's design available at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5634.

The specifications used for this customization include a side of 0, grip wall thickness of 5, frame thickness of 10, guide Y position of 0, guide X position of 20, arm depth of 10, inner diameter of 8, arm width of 10, grip opening height of 40, grip...

Here it is: Customized Version of Thingiverse Model #251470 Created with Customizer: https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=251470 Instructions Using These Options: grip_wall_thickness = 4 inner_diameter = 15...

I sifted through numerous designs that can be seamlessly integrated into the printer, where a sponge comes into play as it scrubs the filament clean as it enters the nozzle. All the debris gets effortlessly collected thanks to the sponge's...

Everyone needs an extra guide for their filament to snap onto the top of the frame, especially when they're not using it with the printer, like I often find myself doing.

I present to you my new custom-made Filament tube assembly manual. ...Tailored specifically for a 6 millimeter backing plate, this comprehensive guide covers every step necessary for successful setup.

Because of the design, there is no risk of the extruder colliding against it during high Z travel.In addition to the small opening, which also allows a side filament insertion when it is already connected, this guide also has an additional hole where...