
GEEETech Metal MK8: Easy Patch
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Hi. Recently I acquired a second GEEETech i3B printer and made some changes to it, mirroring those made on my first one. One of these changes was swapping the Metal Feeder for my refurbished version of the GEEETech plastic feeder. I chose to use the metal feeder not because I'm unhappy with the printed results but to try something new, while still noting some intriguing details on the plastic feeder. For instance, filament insertion is very easy on the plastic feeder due to its lack of space between the drive gear and barrel. So, I attempted to back-port the shape that shrinks this space to the metal feeder. To do this, I created a patch that can be applied to the metal base beneath the drive gear, replicating the shape of the plastic base. You'll find the patch here, both without supports and with some easy-to-remove supports included. Be aware: This component may end up in a hot location, so it's best printed with PETG or ABS. If you develop a liking for this design, keep in mind that it took time to create, design, and share. Therefore, you might consider using the "Tip Designed" button on my profile.
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