4-Way PTFE Tube Guide & 90° Corner Adapter
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I designed this bracket to route four PTFE tubes (4mm OD) from one orientation, to another and around a 90-degree corner to keep my filament paths clean. To be honest, I designed it for my specific setup, but after printing it, I realised my cabinet is actually too small to fit it properly!
I didn't end up using it, but I’m sharing the file in case it fits your setup better than mine. It’s a solid design for managing AMS/BMCU lines or multiple spools if you have the space.
Print Settings:
- Material: PLA or PETG.
- Orientation: Print on the flat bottom face.
- Supports: None required.
- Screw Size: Edit the model using the customise button to increase or decrease the diameter of the holes.
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