v5 silicone sock 3d models

This is a mold for crafting Silicone Sock insulators designed specifically for the generic Mk10 heater blocks. You'll need high-temperature silicone to work with, either a two-part mixture or an RTV single part will get the job done - I used this...

Remove the silicone from the mould, cut a hole sufficiently large enough for the sock to fit over the heater block, and remove excess silicone (see the 4th picture as a guide). Your sock is ready for use! **Update:** 10 Feb 18 Added a version 2...

... but the mold was too complicated to assemble in my opinion. What we have here is my attempt to merge them both together. - The sock is now 1.5mm thickness - The sock will not be too low and not touch your prints. ...- The stock will fit perfectly.

I went on a mission to find a silicone sock for my beloved Mosquito hotend from Slice engineering, but unfortunately, they didn't have one available. So, I took matters into my own hands and created a mold to cast one out of heat-resistant 2k...

By using just two screws to hold the inner part in place, I was able to reduce the number of holes in the silicone sock, which should provide better insulation. To get started, you'll want to check out the very informative Video from CNC-Kitchen on...

This is only a Remix of CNC Kitchens Silicone Sock molding Jig.I added a Logo to fit it on every Prusa Printer with a V6 Hotend. ...&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The other files for the Print can be found on Thiniverse.</p><p><a...

This is a mold for creating silicone sock insulators specifically designed to fit the generic Mk8 heater blocks.\r\n\r\nTo get started, you'll need high-temperature silicone that can withstand extreme heat, either in two-part mixture form or an RTV...

Since I unfortunately could not find a replacement for my defective silicone sock of the BIQU H2 extruder and I was not even answered at BIQU on my request, I have created myself a mold. This mold should be able to be filled with a standard 20ml...

At first, I wanted to design a silicone heat block sock with an integrated fan duct. However, then I wondered if high-temperature silicone would provide sufficient insulation for an ABS fan duct glued directly onto the heat block. I could touch it...

... was overly complicated to assemble in my opinion. What we have here is my attempt to combine the best of both worlds. The sock now boasts a 1.5mm thickness, ensuring it stays perfectly clear of your prints and doesn't come into contact with them.

... Hopefully if anyone else has an e3d v5 rev3 and wants to make their own little custom silicone insulator, now they can. You might want to use some support for the outer knobs on the inner mold, because they may not print very well due to overhang.

I designed the mold with a thicker silicone profile than the original creator, so I added a top cover and some ventilation channels to ensure air escape. ...The silicone used is http://www.cx80.pl/images/stories/virtuemart/product/tubka-80-ml.jpg, which...

Used liquid silicone. ... https://youtu.be/qyP7aD1X8Vc https://youtu.be/TpWQfY8Ow0g https://youtu.be/8rIyEiU4wKs https://youtu.be/hjS3d5Tn7Rk

Based off of Spikelee's silicone block sock mold: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2892250 Simple, easy-to-use block sock mold, just with a couple minor adjustments to Spikelee's design so it will fit the V5 clone that came with my Anycubic...

The mold for the silicone sock. ...Put the clean block inside of the mold, and pack with silicone.

Create your own silicone sock for E3D Revo nozzle.

You may also want to check out my other socks for other hotends: - Version 1 - CR-10 Stock Hotend - Version 2 - CR-10 Stock Hotend - Version 3 - CR-10 Stock Hotend - Generic OEM E3D Hotend - Generic Mk8 Hotend - Generic Mk10 Hotend - E3D v5 Hotend -...

Humans have successfully modified the original design of an e3D-V5 heater block, adapting it seamlessly into their setup. ...This alteration proves highly effective when paired with a high-temperature silicone-based ooze.

This is a mold for making silicone sock insulators specifically designed for the Prometheus v1.1 heater blocks.\r\n\r\nTo create the silicone socks, you'll need to work with high-temperature silicone that comes in either two-part mixture or an RTV...

A precise replica of the E3D V6 silicone sock, ideal for crafting your very own 3D printer designs.\nElevated by the addition of the innovative Volcano embodiment.\n

I designed a mold for an E3D V6 Clone silicone hotend sock. ... Using five grams of silicone (2.5 grams of base and 2.5 grams of catalyst from TrollFactory),

This is a mold for making Silicone Sock insulators for the E3Dv6 OEM heater blocks. You'll need a high-temperature silicone to work with, either a two part mixture, or an RTV single part will do. ...[I used this kind](https://goo.gl/ud9dpR) Other...

This is a mold for making silicone sock insulators for the Lulzbot Hexagon heater blocks. You'll need to work with a high-temperature silicone, either a two-part mixture or an RTV single part will do. ...I used this kind https://goo.gl/ud9dpR Other...

This is a mold for creating Silicone Sock insulators for the Slice Engineering Mosquito heater blocks. There are currently three varieties posted, depending on the type of nozzle being used and the style of sock desired: - Slice: Designed...

This mould is created to make silicone socks for the Prusa Mini.Silicone Sock V2, Prusa Mini is optimised as much as possible. Instead of the standard approach using long m3 screws, the mould is closed with a simple clamp or vise.</p><p>What makes...

Do you want create your own silicone sock for the Ring Heater V1? Then download the files, print them; get 5 M3 threaded inserts and 5 M3x30 screws; use a heat resistant silicone and use a syringe to inject the silicone into the mould. To get optimal...

Now you can create this awesome silicone sock yourself at home.The mould is made of just 3 parts, because of this, there is only one seam instead of many.When making the sock make sure to use silicone that is temperature resistant. You have to look...

Mold for silicone sock for BIQU H2 V2s Lite hotend. You need to use high temperature (rated at least 260*C long term usage) silicone sealant. I recommend using some soapy water to wet forms before putting silicone in. This will significantly speed...

This is a mold for an enhanced silicone sock for the E3D V6 hotend that resists coming loose during printing more effectively. Use with 2-part high-temperature silicone. Watch this video to learn the whole process:...

This mold is designed to produce a silicone sock for high-temperature Volcano hotends. It consists of 8 distinct pieces, allowing for smooth extraction of the cured silicone material. Deals on filaments include PLA, ABS, and TPU options. ...Additional...