Snapmaker Filament Module Lever

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For anyone who has wrestled with a stubborn button spring inside their Snapmaker's 3D printing module after changing filaments multiple times, this solution is a game-changer. The spring's stiffness can make feeding the filament through the module a slow and frustrating process, requiring an unwavering thumb to keep the button pressed for an eternity. That's why I created the Filament Module Lever, designed to significantly reduce the force needed to hold that button in place. With this clever design, users can now easily manage the filament flow without breaking a sweat. The parts are straightforward to assemble and mount quickly onto the module, making it a breeze to integrate into your Snapmaker setup. All the 3D printed components were crafted using the very same Snapmaker machine, ensuring a seamless fit and finish. In addition to these printed parts, you'll also need some hardware to complete the assembly: 8 socket screws, 8 hex nuts, and 1 sturdy metal shaft.