M3D Filament Guide V.2 (Angled)
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Human Version 2: An Enhanced Guide for M3D Filament Management To Determine Which Design Works Better, I've Created Two Alternatives. This DIY filament guide is tailored specifically for the M3D micro printer and its initial spool design from the M3D download section. The primary objective of this project is to reduce friction between the filament and the chassis, allowing it to flow smoothly through the spool holder hook. Design Improvements The entry point of the guide has been deliberately designed with a slight enlargement compared to the standard 1.75mm filament diameter. This modification enables easy filament movement towards the extruder without any obstructions. An Angled Solution In response to user feedback and personal satisfaction, I've introduced an alternative design – an angled version that permits filament entry from various angles. You can find my upgraded model, Version 3.0, on my page for your review. Get Started Using a set of digital calipers, I carefully measured the dimensions of the M3D chassis hook. Several iterations later, I was able to craft both vertical and angled guides tailored to suit user needs. In particular, this project focused on mitigating the existing filament dragging issues along the chassis with the original spool holder. Improvements During my testing process, I optimized the angled design's entry point by widening it ever so slightly. This modification made it unnecessary to manually file the opening to facilitate smoother filament movement. Let Me Know What You Think Please feel free to pick the one that works best for you!
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