K2 Filament Clip - K2 Clip
K2 Filament Clip - K2 Clip
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Description
K2 Clip
The K2 Clip is a unique design with multiple locking points. No matter what, there will be a locking point facing up. The clip can be left to "float" on your filament spool while printing. Extra secure storage using the locking version! NOTE: I recommend taking them off when using the Bambu AMS. I do run the Smooth (NON-locking) center version on my AMS, but NOT with full spools that may touch/grab the clip.
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Print Files / Details:
- K2_Clip_v2.8 - Updated 08/25/2023: Smooth center, NONE locking center, New tapered slots!
- K2_Clip_Locking_v2.8.stl - Updated 12/13/2023: NEW redesigned locking center. Great for springy filaments. (IMPORTANT: If locking version of clip is left on the filament while printing, and is at a very sharp angle, it's possible the locking center clip may grab your filament. ie. Fokoos, in Bambu AMS).
NOTE: All printers are different, and calibrated differently. The K2 Clip has very tight tolerances. Test print one in case you need to scale the X/Y up or down.
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Q&A:
- How do I use the K2 Clip?
- Insert the end of your filament through the center hole and feed the clip around your spool until the end of your filament again meets up with your K2 Clip.
- Press the end of your filament into the top of the K2 Clip.
- Why so tight?!?! It's designed to be tight and hold your filament firmly. The K2 Clip will loosen after some use.
- Why is it a triangle? Triangles are cool! No matter what, there will be a locking point facing up.
- Should I remove the clip while printing? In your AMS, I would, otherwise Heck NO! I took lots of time designing/sizing/shaping/massaging that center hole to float on your spool while printing.
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