Ender 3V2 bullseye. Fast filament alignment
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Larger conical aperture aligns filament when feeding to extruder. Quicker feeding of new filament.
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Update:- There are now three versions here.
Stock ender plastic extruder version.
Metal creality extruder version.
Plus the original version I use with the common red dual gear cheap chinesium extruder (stl named :- filament guide v4 2mm hole).
Filament guide is designed to line up exactly with feed hole of the extruder while keeping filament safely away from greasy Z axis lead screw and giving a large feed opening into the guide itself. Makes TPU a lot easier to feed too.
The first version I made was for my cheap red metal dual gear extruder, it worked perfectly and still does. The others were done using specs provided by people who asked for a version to work for them. Neither of those people ever said another word about them after I made them so I still have no feedback on those two files. The red cheap dual gear though worked perfectly with my printer.
when fitting, fit it loosely, then feed the filament through to ensure you have it central (there is a tiny bit of wiggle room for this). Tighten it when you are happy it is central. After that it will feed perfectly every time without having to be deadly accurate. I hated feeding the extruder when it was stock. I designed this to fix that irritating aspect of ender ownership.
Print Settings
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
200
Infill:
30
Filament: sunlu PLA black
Notes:
I use one of these on an Ender3v2 with a cheap aftermarket red metal dual gear drive extruder.
My first version was a 1.8 opening and initially worked perfectly, until I came to swap the filament. I always push a little on filament before pulling it out to ball the end rather than string it. That ball end jammed in the 1.8 opening so I had to open it up to fix the issue.
The reworked 2mm version is now in use on my printer and is faultless with 1.75 filament. Feeding is super easy, and removal of filament is equally painless now.
Print with the fin pointing upwards (the cone entry flat to the bed). No support needed. Check filament passes through the feed before fitting in case your printer added any artefacts to the internal bore.
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