Ender 3v3 SE/KE Swiveling Filament Guide

The original Description:

Neptune 3 and 4 Series (Ender 3v3 se/ke for this remix) Swiveling Filament Roller Guide
 
I have created a swiveling filament guide for the Neptune 3 and 4 Pro-Series, as well as the Plus and Max models. This guide features a 50-degree swivel, snap assembly, and does not require any additional support. It utilizes 608 bearing rollers.

For mounting the filament sensor use either the short version or the  longer version
 

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  Use case:
  
  The purpose of this filament guide is to minimize the space it occupies and provide the option of placing the filament roll behind the printer on rollers instead of suspending it from the top. This design accounts for the weight of the filament roll, which can be heavy, and is more convenient when used in conjunction with a drier box.
   

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  Additional items and assembly:
  
  The assembly process is straightforward:
  1. Attach the base to the top of your printer.
  2. Insert one 608 bearing into the rotary and one 608 in each of the three wheels.
  3. Place the wheels onto one arm, then secure with the other arm, connecting both arms with the two connectors.
  4. Insert the two connected arms into the rotary, ensuring that the pin of the rotary faces down and towards the rear.
  
  You'll need:
  - 4x 608 ball bearings
  - 1x Base
  - 1x Rotary
  - 1x ArmRight
  - 1x ArmLeft
  - 2x Connector
  - 2x Roller35
  - 1x Roller70
   

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  Settings:
  
  This model is designed to be printable without requiring supports and utilizes snap-fit assembly. Please do not scale the parts.
  - Nozzle: 0.4mm
  - Layer Height: 0.2mm
  - Infill: 20%
  - Filament Material: Generic PLA
   

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  Feedback:
  If you find this model useful, please feel free to show your appreciation by liking it. You can also share it, showcase your prints using it, or provide suggestions for improvement. Your feedback is greatly appreciated and reaward for the work i put into this.
   

Happy printing!

In addition: can also be printed with petg with no issues. Print base with supports, or you can trim the lip out in slicer and print without any support.