cetus pcb cover(remix) for MK2

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I tried a bulge that meant nothing. The Y-axis was rotated 180 degrees to make printing easier. The filament bends inside the feed mechanism. That's why straightening won't work. I also prepared a version with a large hole. The filament guide caused this mess by itself. All other filament guides were unnecessary, so they just followed up and down the extruder's Z-axis. You might want to print with ABS filaments because they drip with heat from the stepping motor. Cetus should stick with PLA though - it's standard. TEST06: The PTFE tube shrinks due to the heat from the extruder, which will prevent accidents that involve not sending the filament. TEST07: Due to bad heat dissipation, the distance was extended. The PTFE tube melted because of it. TEST08: I moved the center of the axis 0.6 mm. I released MK1 separately at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3734458. TEST09: Since it was easy to use for MK1, I used it for MK2 too. It's easy to pick up the filament when you insert it. Be careful though - the gap with the head was opened to make maintenance easier, but it failed. The positioning accuracy of the filament is too low, so stop releasing. TEST0A: The PTFE tube has weak holding power, so I secured its length.