(Neptune 4 Pro) Filament guide from Creality Space Drier
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Extension for the top bar of a Neptune 4 Pro (mostly, but flexible) to feed from a Creality Space Drier (or similar.)
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So since I moved, my house is more humid and I have to keep my PLA inside a drier — I particularly have a Creality Space Drier, which is meant to allow filament to spool straight out of it… except I can't get it to route properly through to the Neptune 4 Pro sitting on the same plane, at least not by itself.
While I'm trying a whole lot of different solutions, the one that for now works the best is to use a filament guide to keep the filament slightly angled, like mikey123's guide does, except that that particular design didn't quite work for me, particularly because the force is exerted forward, which ended up breaking the snap-on base.
Enter a variation on the same idea, but simplified: single thread, but with a separate base, which is connected with an M4 screw. The base is not mine, it's from Luke96's guide (which I'm still trying to get to work for my setup), I just made it easier for myself to switch between the two versions.
Necessary Parts
The threads are designed to accommodate a single PC4-M10 connector, which in turn fit a PTFE tube with 4mm OD. There's not enough clearance at the end of the threads for the tube to slip through, intentionally (unlike in Mathias's version which mikey123 remixed.)
You'll also need 1 M4x10 bolt, and 1 M4 nut. There's a passage to the bolt so you can use an Allen key to reach in to fasten a hex head bolt.