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Speed Funnel 3

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Print Profile(4)

All
A1 mini
A1
P1P
X1E
H2D
X1
X1 Carbon
P1S
H2D Pro
H2S
P2S
H2C
X2D
A2L

180mm PLA (A1 mini)
180mm PLA (A1 mini)
Designer
5.4 h
1 plate
4.9(7)

PLA 250mm tall
PLA 250mm tall
Designer
9.1 h
1 plate
5.0(2)

Generic PETG 250mm Tall
Generic PETG 250mm Tall
Designer
10.8 h
1 plate
4.3(3)

ABS-GF 250mm
ABS-GF 250mm
Designer
9.9 h
1 plate
5.0(1)

Open in Bambu Studio
Boost
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Description

New and Improved Speed Funnel — Redesigned from the Ground Up

This is the next-generation version of my original Speed Funnel. It keeps the same core concepts but adds an expansion zone and extra rifling in the compression zone for improved performance.

⚠️ These are maxed out in Z height — scale down if needed.

How it Works:
The water spirals until it hits a critical compression point — a smooth zone. Just below that is a second rifled section, designed to compress and "push" the water out of the nozzle with greater force than gravity alone. What started as a fun experiment turned into something surprisingly effective. This version outperforms the original.

Printer Sizing:

  • A1 Mini: 180mm tall
  • X1/P1/A1 Series: 250mm tall (all use the same size — just convert to the filament you need if I don’t already have it listed)

Available Files:
✔️ PLA
✔️ PETG
✔️ PETG-HF
✔️ PETG Translucent
✔️ ABS
✔️ ABS-GF
✔️ ASA

Material Tip:
Use a material suited for your application — this design works especially well with thick, slow-moving fluids.

NO SUPPORTS REQUIRED – the profile is already tuned with slowed zones where needed.

 

--Other material types are in the “download file” section. ( I am waiting on material to finish printing these out, but the profiles are there if you want to print them before I can get to it) 

 

---- Interesting bit of information I learned along the way, it does not matter if it is clockwise or counter clockwise in this funnel. I have made both , and they both work in the Northern Hemisphere. If you want to mirror it, just right click it in slicer, go to mirror, then mirror along the x axis. 

 

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