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V-Minion Magnetic PTFE Reverse Bowden Holder

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A reverse bowden holder for the Rat Rig V-Minion to use with the Magnetic PTFE Joiner by Line Arc Line

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This is a remix of the Reverse Bowden Holder for the Rat Rig V-Minion by RomRider to use with the Magnetic PTFE Joiner by Line Arc Line. It works with the “No Offset” type of PTFE Joiner.

BOM

QtyDescriptionSourcing
2M6x12mm Button Head Cap ScrewRat Rig, Aliexpress
230 Series M6 Drop-in T-NutRat Rig, Aliexpress
65x5mm Neodymium Disc MagnetSupermagnete, Aliexpress**, eBay**, Amazon**

** Untested buying source

 

Printing

Print the part in the original orientation. The STL is pre-rotated for printing. Make sure you have good adhesion. This part is slightly prone to warping.

  • Material: PETG, ABS, ASA, etc.
  • Extrusion width: 0.45mm / 0.65mm
  • Layer height: 0.2mm / 0.3mm
  • Perimeters: 4
  • Infill: 25% or more
  • Supports: No

 

Assembly and Installation

Step 1: Insert Magnets

Insert the 6 magnets from both sides so that they are flush with the printed part. 
Pay attention to the orientation of the magnets! Make sure all magnets are oriented the same way and orient the magnets according to your preferences. I personally have the north pole towards the extruder and the south pole towards the spool across all my printers.

To push the magnets in it may be helpful to use a bench vise or a pair of parallel jaw wrench pliers (e.g. Knipex 86 03 180) or something similar.

Step 2: Insert Mounting Hardware

Push the M6x12mm screws through the holes and loosely install the T-nuts.

Step 3: Installation

Install the holder on the side of the 3060 Z-extrusion.

Step 4: Test

Attach PTFE Joiners with some PTFE tubing and test the filament path.

 

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