ptfe tube coupler 3d models

It is currently designed to thread in an M10x1 PTFE tube coupler. No supports are needed when printed with the hexagons facing down. Depending on your printer, it may be difficult to thread the coupler into the front at first. Slight warping can...

Can of course also be used to store whatever else you like :) Put the beginning of the PTFE tube through the hole in the coil and bend the end to fix the tube. Let the parts cool down before assembly. They should fit perfectly. If you have...

I created this Mini/+ PTFE tube to filament sensor coupler to more securely attach the filament dehydrator to the filament sensor.An M3 screw is used to attach it to the filament sensor.

Simple PTFE coupler. Print vertically, to ensure hole is round.

I made this coupler with a 4.1mm inner diameter because it was too tight for mine at 4mm.

This clips onto the stock CR10-S filament sensor, and allows a PTFE tube coupler to screw into the input side. You can find the coupler here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2755127. It serves two main purposes. Primarily, it prevents wear to the...

Bought me a BMG clone and, unlike the one I already had, it came with a somewhat fiddly PTFE tube coupler mount, making it impossible to insert new filament. ...So I did a quick Fusion360 design.

The front part of the PTFE fitting base is threaded with DIN pipe threads, and fits these connectors: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/10PCS-Pneumatic-Connector-PC4-01-1-75mm-PTFE-Tube-Quick-Coupler-Feed-inlet-For-J-head/32808622940.html. The purpose...

This is a very simple coupler for joining 4mm ptfe tubes using PC4-M10 pneumatic couplers. ...I use these to quick connect tubes from my repbox straight to my printer or MMU2S. Category: 3D Printer Accessories

Yet another coupler for PTFE (Bowden) tube, but from Junk-Tec engineers. No threads, no screws, just friction and power of your hands. Print it on the smooth surface. For friction adjustment use extrusion multiplier. ... ATTENTION: this coupler...

... inside. Since this coupler sits at a point where the filament did already pass when loaded, it is not neccessary to insert a piece of PTFE tube into the coupler itself.The window does also allow to put an occasional drop of oil on the filament.

This is the coupler from the video where I walk you through the PC4-M10 PTFE Coupler to allow the 1.8mm ID PTFE tube to be used to constrict the melted filament as it is retracted out of the hot end to a diameter that will fit within the rest of the...

 Fusion 360 to the rescue!!!Due to the global supply chain making everything ridiculously expensive, I designed this M6 coupler so that I can use both the stock PTFE tubing that came with my Ender 3 (or any printer for that matter) alongside a length...

Since this coupler sits at a point where the filament has already passed when loaded, it's not necessary to insert a piece of PTFE tube into the coupler itself. The windows also allow me to put an occasional drop of oil on the filament. ** EDIT **...

Just some simple labels to hang on your PTFE couplers if you're using these with a DIY filament drying box, to easily identify which spools are which material.

See the attached photos for details.This PTFE connector allows the PTFE tube coming out of the boxes to be easily attached to my Prusa Mini+ PTFE tube. The connector is shaped so it allows for easy slide on of the tube, which just happens while...

This is a super easy connector for linking 4-millimeter PTFE tubes with PC4-M10 pneumatic connectors. ...I utilize these to rapidly attach tubes directly from my repbox to my printer or MMU2S.

This is a PTFE adapter coupler, with and without a filament guide. After upgrading my Anet A8 to a E3D with Bowden style extruder, I had issues loading the filament due to void between extruder feeders and where the PTFE adapter screwed into the...

This is a versatile adapter coupler for PTFE that comes with and without a built-in filament guide.\r\n\r\nAfter upgrading my Anet A8 to an E3D with a Bowden-style extruder, I encountered difficulties loading the filament due to the significant gap...

This stops the PTFE coupler from being lose and going back and forth. It has a thickness of 2.18 and fits on the coupler that comes off the extruder. I am sure there are some of these out there but I was having trouble finding one so I just made...

For those who keep getting the end of their teflon tubing to melt, causing the filament to clog, some people have started buying Capricorn PTFE filament as a solution. ...I'm guessing that anyone who cuts a new end to their filament is likely replacing...

Sunlu S1 filadryer filament guide that can be printed on the side for increased strength from layer orientation and can be fitted with an M10 PTFE coupling.

To be used with PTFE couplers with an M6 thread.

A remixed PTFE Coupler that sits directly on the main frame of the MK3S. ...Can be used for a reverse bowden filament guide setup.

... part to let your PTFE have something solid and square to hit against without restricting filament travel. To avoid this problem, I use a heat-set nut so that the coupler can thread onto the existing PTFE that connects the MMU to the Mk3's extruder.

Like many MMU2S owners, I had a few issues with the PTFE tube setup - in particular, their "sandwich" clamp design that fails to put pressure on all 5 tubes. iwagner's excellent design worked great, but it was pretty easy to strip the modeled-in...

PTFE Bowden tube cutter

Like many MMU2S owners, I had issues with the PTFE tube setup - specifically, their "sandwich" clamp design that failed to put pressure on all 5 tubes. iwagner's excellent design worked well, but it was easy to strip the modeled-in threads with the...

For the original model and instructions, visit their Thingiverse post. Like many MMU2S owners, I had a few issues with the PTFE tube setup - in particular, their "sandwich" clamp design that fails to put pressure on all 5 tubes. iwagner's excellent...

This version uses a heat-set nut so that the coupler can thread onto the existing PTFE that would connect the MMU to the Mk3's extruder. Post-Printing Don't forget to set your nut! I use a soldering iron. Check for expanded plastic blocking the hole...