V9 JGR Extruder Free 3D print model

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I've assembled a 1.75mm direct drive extruder called "V9 JGR Extruder". Its size has been minimally compromised for an uncompromised level of efficiency, proving that even direct drive technology can be remarkably compact. One major redesign element in the new V9 model is a hotend clamping mechanism; one which boasts impressive rigidity. In comparison to other double screw mounting systems that dominate the industry, this setup significantly surpasses them in terms of overall structural integrity. Another notable design choice involves bringing the Z axis dimensions down dramatically. As a result of these advancements, we've also managed to shrink the entire system's filament pathway length and lower the motor itself onto the carriage housing, which greatly optimizes efficiency. Reducing material consumption during printing processes remains another important consideration for makers today - one where minimizing print lengths has substantial benefits on various 3D printing tasks such as large multi-material designs requiring more intricate prints, especially those including longer extrusion sequences where excessive extrudate needs must constantly meet specific output levels efficiently. The V9's updated build employs a streamlined body profile which also leads to reduced component usage while delivering greater functionality than its predecessors could only offer at nearly twice the print speed potential offered in older designs with more significant z-hub configurations being employed, allowing for tighter print lines within 2cm extrusions while maintaining smooth filament passage around even highly complex printed details like gears without any signs of under-pressure tension - ultimately, we can see how a direct drive could effectively optimize your entire print workflow today by incorporating these changes into standard print setup processes using just V9 alone!