Filiment Clip
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Yes! It's yet another filiment clip!
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- Accessories
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So, I have printed MANY of the clips found on this site. And I had issues with each one of them. Either too loose, too tight, some requiring incredible dexterity or two hands maybe.
So rather than printing hundreds more I decided to design my own to meet my simple requirements, small, secure and fast printing. I also wanted it to be able to stay on the spool while printing so I added the anti-fowling tail to the bottom.
This is my 4th design iteration, I tweaked it several times to get the filament and spool retention I desired.
I have more spools of filament than a man my age probably should. I have filament from about 5 different sources so far, and this clip fits all of them snuggly. The filament snaps into place with a pleasing “CLICK” and holds it tight. It's also low profile and easy on the vacuum bags, or a in a bookshelf style storage rack.
These the are printer settings I use to get a great bottom layer and adhesion without a brim.
- Material: PETG
- Initial layer speed: 25 mm/s,
- Initial layer flow: 110%.
- Layer height: 0.15 mm
- Nozzle temp: 230c
- Bed temp: 70c.
I get 4 minutes per part. On my Ender-3 S1+ with the Sonic Pad and Klipper firmware with a custom profile, on the latest Cure slicer.
BTW. The Sonic Pad has been the greatest upgrade I've done! I'd highly recommend it!