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Snapmaker BoogerHooks

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Źródło: Printables
Kategoria: Accessories
Licencja: Creative Commons — Attribution

Szczegóły Wydruki i komentarze Remiksy Kolekcje

That little piece of filament the printer extrudes before printing, then dangling off the front corner of the build plate has always irritated me a bit. Since there is nothing to grab hold of it or bump into it to knock it loose, I made these hooks to clip in between the display and the y-axis to do that job.

I've had fairly mixed results regarding the time it takes to dislodge that little filament booger(not sure what else to call it), but the results are always the same - it will be knocked/pulled loose eventually.

You can play with different combinations to find the one that works best for you, my setup is as follows:

02_LongNose
01_RoundNose
03_ShortNose
01_RoundNose
03_ShortNose
01_RoundNose
02_LongNose

The hooks will work perfectly fine with the stock Snapmaker enclosure(I use one myself, so I designed it that way), but if you built your own similar to the Snapmaker where the rubber feet protrudes through the bottom of the enclosure, then print only one of the hooks to test the spacing first.

Update (2019-12-24):

Please note that I designed these for the originalSnapmaker - I have no idea whether it will either fit on theSnapmaker 2 A150, or even be functional on it if it does manage to fit. I am however happy to make modifications if someone who bought theA150 is willing to work with me - personally I backed theA350, so I will most probably have to come up with a new design for it. (...may need some community help to tweak it for the A250 as well)

Print Settings

Printer:

Snapmaker v1

Rafts:

Doesn't Matter

Supports:

Resolution:

Any

Infill:

Any

Filament:

Any Any

Any

Notes:

These will work equally well regardless of your print settings & material - I printed them in PLA with the standard 200/198C nozzle temperatures, and 40/30C on the heatbed.

I recommend printing a brim to help keep them down on the build plate as they are not too wide.

Post-Printing

IMPORTANT: Flatten Securing Pins

After you removed the brim/raft from the hooks, make sure you use a pair of pliers to weaken/flatten the securing pins a bit(see image below) - if you don't, you will find it quite difficult to fit them to your Snapmaker's base plate.

WARNING: Make sure you have a decent grip on them before you apply pressure to push them into place. If your hand slips, those teeth will definitely be able to injure you!

The best way I found to mount them and to avoid injury, was to use my index and middle finger to hold it upright by the teeth, and then push it into place with my thumb in the vertical part where it curves round the bottom of the plate.

Securing pins/clips

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