silicone sock 3d models

A mold to make your own silicone rubber sock for the E3D V6/Lite6 heater block. Insulating the heater block keeps the nozzle temperature stable, unaffected by the part cooling fan and other external temperature changes. Print with 1 wall. Left and...

A mold to make your own silicone rubber sock for the E3D V6/Lite6 heater block. Insulating the heater block keeps the nozzle temperature stable, unaffected by the part cooling fan and other external temperature changes. Print with 1 wall. Left and...

Top and bottom is still 2.5mm to keep clearance. I uploaded new pictures as well, as you can see it is still kompatible with Thorped's Fan Duct. With the Hotend to 250°C the surface of the silicone gets 125°C hot with the new one, with the old...

Excess material will ooze out the seam and the two bleed holes in part A.- If it doesn't seem like enough oozed out, you probably need to open it back up and squeeze more silicone in.- Let sit for a few hours, the longer the better.- Open it up and...

For my FF Dreamer I needed a sock for the right and a sock for the left hotend which are mirrored. The wedged slots in the socks were not needed for my hotends. So I made a remix without the slots and with a mirrored version. ...The original handle and...

You need x5 m3 40mm screw x1 m3 10 screw and x4 m3 nuts. ...Molded sock fits like a glove on pt100 volcano heatblock

For my FF Dreamer I needed a sock for the right and a sock for the left hotend which are mirrored. ...The wedged slots in the socks were not needed for my hotends.So I made a remix without the slots and with a mirrored version.The original handle and...

(Note: Silicone used for bathroom, kitchen, and car windshield applications typically only withstands temperatures up to 150 degrees C.) When handling the silicone, use grooves to prevent damage. Steps: 1. Apply soap water to every surface that...

I upgraded my FlashForge Dreamer by creating custom socks for both right and left hotends, which are mirror images of each other. The wedged slots in the standard design were unnecessary for my specific setup, so I modified the existing remix to...

I used this model for inspiration and also used the products from the video https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4628694 So that the parts fit together well, I scaled the lid and the bottom to 101% , the middle and the srew to 99% (Slicer) The silicone...

This is a mold to create a sleeve for an original Geeetech heating block. You can cast it directly onto the aluminum block or use the printed part. Coat both parts with wax or mold release. Filaments are available in deals of 1kg, including PLA...

This is a version I made for my chinese E3D extruder that I use on my GEEETech i3. ... Hotend is ~20x16x11.5 mm in size.

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Designed to print in 0.2mm layer height.

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Mold is designed specifically for creating silicone socks that fit genuine E3D Volcano heat blocks perfectly. This mold accommodates the first version of the heat block, which features a thermistor hole positioned on its side. **16.09.2018 v1.1...

Molds for silicone hotend sock for the printer Mingda D2. It suits perfectly the hotend with just 3 parts, you only need to buy a silicone for high temperatures. I bought one for car engine that arrives at 300 Celsius degree. You can find the cad...

This is a download for an STL file AND instructions for a mold to cast cheap silicone socks for your volcano hotend! It fits the common 24mm volcano heater block size (double check yours just in case). This is a mold to cast a silicone sock fitting...

Here's a mold designed specifically for silicone socks that fit the stock hotend on Anet A6 and Anet A8 printers, which comes in a 20x20x10 block size and features a standard 0.4mm nozzle. You can choose from two different sock thicknesses - either...

Redesigned several times and came up with one that works with an entire "hotend silicone sock" from my Ender 3. The Ender 3 and Tenlog H2 hotends use the same socks. The idea is to park the nozzle directly on the silicone part to prevent it from...

This is a 3D model of a thermal sock made from silicone that came with my All Metal Hot End. Despite its hard appearance, this sock is actually soft like rubber, highly temperature-resistant, and designed to wrap around the heater block of the hot...

I made some critical adjustments to get the system up and running. Mr. Whitey, the mastermind behind this mod, will be updating his original work soon, but I didn't have time to wait. So, I took matters into my own hands and added two missing holes...

I have been utilizing this fan shroud for quite some time now but noticed that printing on the right sides of corners yielded poor results, leading me to conclude that the cooling system wasn't functioning as efficiently as it should be. Redesigning...

To mount the M3 screws securely, simply drill two holes and remove one additional layer to accommodate the nut holder. ...Refer to the original design for specific printing guidelines or DIY instructions.

I finally got it right after three failed prints, and it's clear now that the object was never correctly rendered to begin with. The STL file is clearly defective because of this mistake. So I've fixed this one issue and gathered all necessary...

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Assemble all parts together as seen in the accompanying photographs and then inject the contents using a syringe.

Simple tool to install the silicon sock on stock Ender 3 and Ender 5 Plus. May fit on other machines. ...Prints in 2 pieces and is glued together.

You can create a custom silicone sock for your 3D printer's hotend. The cost of a blank and high-temperature sealant is significantly lower than buying from Chinese stores. This method is specifically designed for the FlyingBear Tornado printer. ...You...