Bambulab PTFE/Cablechain Protection Clip
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Bambulab PTFE/Cablechain Protection Clip
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It's a clip made to protect the cable chain and the PTFE feed tube from rubbing concerningly and noisefully on the side panel screw.
It's designed to simply be clicked on and need no adhesive or other parts to fit in place.
It will probably need a small lever or stick to be removed. But you won't need to remove it to screw off the panel.
Actually you'll probably never have to detach it, so… Make sure the logo it's upside up when you install it. Ask me how I've thought. ;)
-H.
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Even had to clean the glass to take the pictures damnit
great
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Thanks for sharing dude, your contribution is a lot to me! :)
Glad it's being useful to such a lot of ppl, in less than 24 hours more than 30 interactions with it, it's my fastest success model so far.
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Dude I'm noticing now you've clipped it upside down. :)
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NP.... its working great upside down aswell ;)
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Great Idea, Prints Great and looks great
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Thanks for sharing dude! :)
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Daaaang I know I shouldnt question but it looks you sticked it upside down! 😅
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Even had to clean the glass to take the pictures damnit
I like the part but it was a little tough to get that support piece out. Had to push harder than I thought the model would take but it did separate and surprisingly clean! I would try the regular support feature in Studio since it separates much easier? But it did come out and the part came out great! Thanks!
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I just drawn the support in CAD because I was there and that's a cube.
It has been easier than using a feature (slicer's supports) I rarely use, on a piece I'll be drawing once only and printing once per printer, and which took me 1 hour of playing in cad to overengineer it, since a working version was already existing.
Now I've to ask you: "Is all this necessary?"
Think that the automatic support are an optional solution.
To me a good design for 3D printing has its own CAD drawn supports where needed. But the "right way" might not always be the best one.
I've designed the support in CAD just because I was there, and it happens to be the right way.
If I hadn't designed them, the best way would be to use the slicer's generated ones since it would be easier on a one-off like this, despite the right way would keep being on CAD.
Your thought to experiment with maybebetter supports for a 1 sq cm of overhang which already has its supports and is on a non visible part of a functional piece is overkill, imo.
As it's been for me drawing them on CAD, but as I said I was already there, in CAD.
But I do have to appreciate your effort to improve the models you discover. In the end this has been the same push that moved me to redesign this despite existing an already working design, so...
Thanks for sharing your make! :)
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Even had to clean the glass to take the pictures damnit
Works Perfectly. Excellent fit.
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Thanks for the boost! :)
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Even had to clean the glass to take the pictures damnit
Support is a little tought to remove but the piece snapped in place easily thanks !
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Wow, nice make in green! Thank you too!
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Even had to clean the glass to take the pictures damnit
snaps right into place, amazing! thank you for sharing
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I am thanking you and you all for sharing the pic! I am very glad to have made something useful with such a great feedback in a short time. <3
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Great design !
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Thank you! :)
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Nice fit, printed from my phone and snaps perfectly in place after you pull out the support. Nicely done! Those PTFE screams were anoying :D
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Glad to hear it! Thanks for sharing your make! :)
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Even had to clean the glass to take the pictures damnit
P1S, PLA
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Yeah nice make, thanks for sharing! :)
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I thought I needed this, just looked to where it would be mounted and there's already something there! Printer (X1C) about 3 weeks old now :)
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LOL I love those organic shapes, its a cool design, it will be fine! :)
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