ptfe 3d printing filament

I've added the Fusion360 model if you'd like to modify the part in any way.Print Settings (very flexible)ABS/ASA (or PETG) for temperature resistance0.6mm nozzle0.2mm layer heightprinted on its side for optimal strength of the threads and to ensure...

Using ptfe to reduce drag as filament is pulled, spool holders and filament guides eliminate jams and underextrusion during print. ...They work smoothly with 5mm x 8mm hex screw and twist lock t-nuts in the 2020 extrusions, but you can also use 4mm...

However if you have any issue with the label to clip on the cap just scale the label in the slicer by a few percent in x/y direction and you should be fine.Standard VersionPhased VersionFilament Grabbing Mechanism How to UseTo clip on the label,...

This is a PTFE tube designed for use with a 4mm outer diameter and 1.75mm filament.

A standard 4mm PTFE tube can be plugged outside to further guide the filament. Designed to print without supports when placing the flat PTFE outlet side to the build plate (all overhangs max 45° then).Mounting requires removing of the original short...

  The idea is the filament will free float between the dryers and the PTFE route, and I don't think I will need a buffer… although the print I'm doing now DID kink and I had to bend it back before it got sucked up in… so your mileage may vary.I...

... you like this. Works well for me. Let me know if you have any issues! Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: MMU2sRafts: No Supports: YesResolution: 0.2 Infill: 15% Filament: Prusa PETG Prusament Orange Category: 3D Printer Accessories

If you have already printed Final_body.stl from the original, print mmu_ptfe_holder.stl and glue it to Final_body.stl. If not, I recommend printing Final_body_holder.stl as a single unit. The attached Final_body.stl is the same as [the...

Filament Guide - Inverse Bowden style Pushfit PTFE Pneumatic Connector 10mm / M10 thread connector used. Printed part has threads designed into it Included .stl / .step / .f3d Fusion 360 files See pics for Thing's application and useage. Printed in...

Taking inspiration on others I set off to create one on Fusion360. Materials needed: 2 M3x8 screws to attach to the 2020 extrusions; 2 M3 T-nuts; 3 625ZZ Bearings If you decide to go the route of the PTFE tube, you only need: 2 M3x8 screws to...

PTFE Tube Filement Sensor Cover for Prusa i3 MK3 Series 3D Printers

After printing a few times, I noticed wear on some parts due to filament friction. This modification redirects the filament directly into the extruder hole, reducing friction and resulting in smoother layers. Note: I designed this guide using...

Replacement for the stock, this has a lot less friction.. ... maybe even an improvement :-) Print at 0.16 or 0.2, 40% infill, PLA will be fine. PTFE 5mm tube just pushes in tight, tapered guide underneath to help load the filament in.

A re-designed "Clip" part for the Gravity Spoolholder by Michal Fanta with PTFE Passthrough filament guide feeder for mounting the spoolholders to a shelf above the printer. ...Also includes a threaded bolt to secure it to the shelf.Print...

The two components can be connected to a PTFE tube, which makes it possible for filament to move with low friction in a guided manner. 1/4" pneumatic fittings for Ø6mm tubes are screwed into the components. The threads are printed. ... You can find...

The length shown is short but of course the PTFE tube can go all the way to the filament drier.The tolerances are quite large because I was printing with a 0.8mm nozzle and didn't want to change it just to print this. ...A STEP file is provided if you...

This design uses a commonly available endstop module as a sensor, such as this one: https://amzn.to/2GYdmtL The 4mm outer diameter, 2mm inner diameter PTFE tubing I'm using is standard and widely available: https://amzn.to/2E7HKyX It's connected to...

Just added holes as well, so if you ever want to get the magnets back, you can push them out.Printed at:0,2 layer15% infill (gyroid)4 bottom/toplayers4 wallsno supportsorientation, see screenshotprint slow OR at least two adapter at once, a few cm...

This DIY Filament Sensor is designed to work seamlessly with the makerbot micro switch board and a piece of PTFE tube, guiding the filament through its path. To get started, simply hang it off the cable - that's what I did, and it gave me the...

Unfortunately as I printed it from PLA, after only one spool, the filament carved its shape into the guiding ring, causing it to stutter and even cause retraction issues. I designed this simple insert that clips on the guiding ring and houses a...

Inserting a 14mm PTFE tube into the feeder ensures noise reduction and proper filament alignment. Simply replace the original guide with this PTFE tube by screwing it in. ...You might need to drill a slight adjustment, considering the size of your...

When not using the Palette, the bracket acts as a nice little strain relief guide for bare filament for normal single color prints and features You will need to clip off the filament sensor bracket and mount the sensor to this bracket. ... Parts...

Also has a strain relief for the tubeWhen not using the Palette, the bracket works fine for bare filament.You will need to clip off the filament sensor bracket and mount the sensor to this bracket.Parts needed:2x M3x25 Screws, Nuts, and WashersPrint...

This is a remix of the PTFE Tube cap with filament catch by lichtzeichenanlage July 30, 2017. ... It adds a loop to keep the cap always near.

Pinch protection for PTFE filament hose for the Z-axis. ... It is attached to the tower from behind with 4x M5x20 screws.

Didn't like the friction on the filament going through the original so I tweaked it to use PTFE tubing through the hole.

Filament guide to hold 4mm OD PTFE tubing. Fits the top frame of the Maker Select Plus (and probably other i3 plus clones).

I put the conduit in with the PC4 fitting on the inside of the enclosure and connect it to the PTFE tube leading to the extruder/filament sensor, then put a short 3 or 4 inch piece of PTFE tube in the other end of the conduit, outside of the...

I put the conduit in with the PC4 fitting on the inside of the enclosure and connect it to the PTFE tube leading to the extruder/filament sensor, then put a short 3 or 4 inch piece of PTFE tube in the other end of the conduit, outside of the...

Here is a remix of this props, It is the same, but the hole is wider to accommodate a piece of PTFE so that the filament does not wear out the printed part. ---------------- Here is the original description: || INSTAL || To install this guide...