Inline filament cutting access - Flashforge Adventurer 5M
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Fits enclosed and non-enclosed AD5M printers. Allows you to cut filament/change spools without having to remove tubing.
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UPDATE 9/1/2025: Uploaded the V2 model and .gcode file.I installed the AD5M enclosure kit on my printer and the top loop of the PTFE tube was contacting the acrylic lid, so I shortened the height of the model another ~4mm to fit. I also widened the internal hole from 2.5mm to 4mm, for easier threading of the filament while performing a spool change.
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There are many filament cutters on this site and others, but they generally require a razor blade and fasteners. For my Flashforge Adventurer 5M, This was my solution to having an in-line filament cutter that makes use of the flush cutters supplied with the printer and doesn't require you to remove the PTFE tubing to change spools.