Sunlu Filament Dryer PTFE Screw-in Mount

prusaprinters

<p>A couple things about my model. &nbsp;By adding threads to the already thin mount, it can be broken if you try to tighten the nut down too tight. &nbsp;All you have to do is sinch it up and not over tighten.</p><p>I added a small brim to the bottom of the threads because it kept popping off the plate. &nbsp;It is easy to remove… you just have to clean it up well and get the nut on before you try to install it.</p><p>I rounded the nut so if you use it for the top hole, it doesn't put stress on the threads as much with a flat nut. &nbsp;You can turn the nut around for the front hole if you want.</p><p>I also reemed out the top hole with a ¼" drill bit to fit the mount. &nbsp;Go slow. &nbsp;You don't want to crack your filament dryer.</p><p>I remade the whole model in <strong>OnShape</strong> if you want to mess around or remove the brim or whatever. &nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="https://cad.onshape.com/documents/9700684fc4c50fa508b3e5bf/w/f225f0c6fa32bcd8b6361b7b/e/c637f308cbb8bd421df96b8a">https://cad.onshape.com/documents/9700684fc4c50fa508b3e5bf/w/f225f0c6fa32bcd8b6361b7b/e/c637f308cbb8bd421df96b8a</a></p><p><strong>Print Settings</strong></p><p>I did 100% infill at .2 mm layer height</p>