ptfe 3d printing filament

I keep my PTFE tubing connected to my extruder and just move it to whatever filament that I am using. I use the PTFE cap that henryarnold made when the tubing is not connected. Then I made this plug to go into the 4mm PTFE ports that I have in my dry...

... inserted. Then insert a 4mm PTFE tube to the inlet, it will stay there perfectly.Print tips:Can be printed with PLA, but I recommend PETG, especially when you use the printer in an enclosure for better heat stabilityPrint upright with support

I found that using around 20cm of PTFE out of the bottom of the PTFE connector works well, and the overhang produced from the MMU unloading isn't terrible (there's a picture of this) ### In summary... I hope you like this. Works well for me. ...Let...

In this way it is no longer necessary to remove the tube to get a better isolation inside the box.Cut the filament so that it is ready for insertion into the printer (45°), and push it with a slight force inside the cap, in this way it will remain...

To print these parts successfully, be sure to flip them upside down before printing - this is an obvious step that should not be overlooked. ...Unfortunately, F360 often gets the orientation wrong when exporting, so I will have to investigate this issue...

Internal chamfers will guide the filament between tubes.Also, because my filament sensor end stop has a bad wobble and I was unable to use it reliable enough, I've added a small PTFE to stop the wobbling. ...(Filament was sliding the metal part and...

I've built the TZB MMU2S filament buffer, which demands 10 PTFE couplers with R1/8 thread. In my setup, I need to be able to rapidly connect and disconnect the five tubes, so I designed this solution where all the tubes are clamped simultaneously...

... ...I created this very simple holder to keep the ptfe-tube in place.It's a very simple design and i may have to improve it a bit for better fit and other sizes ptfe-couplers. ...It's using the 8mm for now and may require some force to screw it in.

Filament guide for enclosures based on IKEA Lack table. ...This one is designed for having a PTFE tube with 4mm OD inside it.Use a 8mm drill bit for hole through Lack table and cut the PTFE tube to 49mm in length.

A simple filament guide to use with a PTFE tube. The inner diameter is 4mm, so it is a really snug fit for a PTFE tube. ... The screwholes are 32mm apart (center to center), so you can mount it on your Stuva without drilling additional holes.

A simple filament guide to use with a PTFE tube. The inner diameter is 4mm, so it is a really snug fit for a PTFE tube. ... The screwholes are 32mm apart (center to center), so you can mount it on your Stuva without drilling additional holes.

... this) In summary... I hope you like this. Works well for me. Let me know if you have any issues! Print instructions Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 15% Filament_brand: Prusa Filament_color: Prusament Orange Filament_material: PETG

Micro roller switch features a filament sensor paired with a PTFE tube. ...The sensor itself can be adjusted using a minimum of an M3x12 screw, accompanied by two M3 nuts.

This is a small adapter to allow the filament to be drawn direct from the dryer, through an attached PTFE tube, to avoid air exposure. ... The lid can be easily opened with the adapter in place.

I changed over from my bearing style guide to this guide that uses a spare PTFE coupler and small length of tube. ...This makes the bend a lot easier on the filament with less chance of snapping.

Filament sensor integrated with a PTFE tube for seamless operation of micro roller switches. ...This sensor boasts an adjustable design, secured by a precision min M3x12 screw and two robust M3 nuts, ensuring maximum flexibility and stability.

... were expertly crafted by Mordr3d also on Thingiverse. By incorporating this plug with a length of PTFE tube, users can easily store their filaments without needing to open the box each time, making it easier to manage and maintain their dry boxes.

If you're a heathen like myself, you have a ridiculous filament path that includes a foot or two of filament even before it gets to the bowden tube, but you'd like the unholy monstrosity to at least be clean and smooth, so I designed these guides to...

... from my dryer box to the printer. ... Printed 20% infill and tree supports for the holes. This was the simplest design that I could come up with for ease of printing. The PTFE connector is force threaded into the hole Everything lines up very well.

While searching for solutions on Thingiverse, I discovered several PTFE tube caps available, but only one captured the filament as well. Unfortunately, this design didn't perform effectively. So, I designed my own solution that features flexible...

This is a modified filament cover for the MK3s+ that allows a "reverse bowden" / filament guide setup by installing a PTFE fitting measuring M6x4. Please check that the threaded fitting does not protrude on the other side. That is why I mentioned a...

 Sunlu & eSUN filament drybox - holders for hygrometer without drilling by Buszmen61 - Thingiverse.PRINTINGNo supportsUse PETG or ABS. Not PLA..2mm or lower15% or more infillPrint the Base (unchanged from Enthusiast' design)Print the Anchor...

Filament guides for 4mm OD PTFE tubing are a must-have tool for any serious maker. ...The filament guide is designed to fit seamlessly into the top frame of the popular Maker Select Plus, as well as its clones, such as the i3 plus.

Mashup of Jevermeister's https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/116779 and EveningNewbs' https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4855279 PTFE Guides for the SUNLU FilaDrayer S1 filament dryer. I wanted a PC4-M10 fitting, and Jevermeister's tall/large slot...

This is a precise fit for the Rubbermaid 21-Cup airtight storage container that enables 1.75 mm 3D printer filament to pass through into PTFE tubing without being exposed to air. It demands an M12 hole to be drilled into the container, and the nut...

Just print with normal settings (0.20), PLA or PETG would be fine. ...The only other material needed is a piece of standard PTFE tube.Added sliced files for PLA and PETG

This remix of motocoder's excellent PTFE Tube Cap with Filament Holder takes the original design to the next level by strengthening the grasping arms, adding ridges for improved grip, and lengthening it for better usability. Over time, I've...

Hello, This is a PTFE tube holder to guide the filament It use a PTEF tube holder / https://aliexpress.ru/item/32959601701.html?spm=a2g0v.12010615.8148356.47.22dd53b0bXdYBK For the screw /...

Hello, This is a PTFE tube holder to guide the filament It use a PTEF tube holder / https://aliexpress.ru/item/32959601701.html?spm=a2g0v.12010615.8148356.47.22dd53b0bXdYBK For the screw /...

Remixed from a popular filament guide, I discovered the hole for the tube was slightly too small to accommodate any of my PTFE tubes. To address this issue, I modified the design to fit the Capricorn PTFE tube at 4mm in diameter, making it suitable...