Improved PTFE Path for MMU Filament Changes Using (Un)Original Prusa Drybox and Prusa Enclosure
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Drybox + Enclosure: Maximized PTFE tube radii reduce friction for smooth, reliable MMU filament changes
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Dear all,
First of all my starting-setup:
MK4S with MMU3 and Enclosure
(Un)-Original Prusa Drybox Classic (LINK)
MMU3 5 Spools auto rewinder adapter for (un)original Prusa drybox (LINK)
Crossbeam 20mm for MMU3 (LINK)
Fixation for (un)original Prusa drybox on the Prusa enclosure (LINK)
I struggled with filament grinding ("Mäusezähne")

After a detailed analysis, I traced the root cause in my setup to excessive friction caused by too small bending radii of the PTFE tubes.
To solve this, I designed a new holder for 5 × PC4-M10 fittings, allowing significantly larger radii.
For that modification you need:
4x M3x20 (or longer)
4x M3x25 (or longer)
8x M3 ruthex inserts
Recommended but optional: Remixed Fixation to move Drybox back (LINK)
5x PTFE Tubes each 1 meter long (I using 4x2, not 4x2.5mm)
Some TPU filament
6mm metal drill (yes, through the Original Prusa Enclosure)
Including drill-template
Thats what you need to do:
Empty your (Un)-Original Prusa Drybox and disassemble it from your enclosure
Remove the 4x upper M3 screws

Print both parts of the front holder for 5 × PC4-M10, assemble them into one part, and fasten them using M3×25 screws.
Remove the 4x screws at the back:

Print both parts of the back holder and fasten them using M3×20 screws.
At this point, the assembly should look like this:

Print and mount the drill template. Use a 6 mm drill to drill through the plastic and lightly scratch the metal underneath to mark the position. Remove the Drybox. Drill through the enclosure metal:
first with 2 mm, then with 6 mm.I used a magnet to collect most of the metal chips. Carefully deburr all holes.

Even after deburring, the PTFE tubes could still be damaged by sharp edges.
To protect them, I printed a TPU adapter and assembled it as shown:
The rest should be self-explanatory.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
It worked very well for me. With this setup >1000 filament changes without any error and without any 2nd attempt!
Have fun :-)