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Filament-Cutter-Base-Module V4 3d model
Filament-Cutter-Base-Module V4 3d model

Filament-Cutter-Base-Module V4

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This is another attempt for a Filament-Cutter Base module without servo. A bit more refined than my previous model. For this gadget to work, you'll also need the Push-Pin mounted somewhere on the 3D-Printer frame at the right position. Unfortunately, there's no "one-size-fits-all" solution to this. The shown Push-Pin will fit on a Creality CR-10 Smart gantry without modification though.

Here's a short on YouTube where you can see it in action.

A newer version with some variations you'll find here.


Discussions
Robert H
robertthobbs

This looks like a great design and thank you for sharing! I am keen to know how well it works in real world use for a filament change. Given how much pressure needs to be applied to cut are the any issues with layer alignment when the printhead prints after the change?

Technik G
technik.gegg

You're welcome! T.b.h. I haven't used this solution myself for a long time, since I still prefer my Servo-Cutter but if you head over to my Discord server, you may have a chat with "Feverishzoja". She made a custom design for her printer, which you can see here in action: https://sites.google.com/view/the-smuff/work-in-progress?authuser=0#h.jrmwvn34162i

Technik G
technik.gegg

(seems like there's an input limit...) Basically, it all depends on your printer setup. If you see skipped steps / shifted positions, this means the stepper motor is not powerful enough. You can do a couple of things:

  1. home the X axis after cutting
  2. make the lever longer so it needs less input force
  3. up the stepper motor current

For the time I had this running on my CR-10, I didn't discover any shifted positions after cutting.

Robert H
robertthobbs

Thank you for taking the time to reply, very much appreciated. I plan to implement on my [heavily mod'ed] Ender 3 with Micro Swiss hotend and Sprite SE. I have started to model your base design but I will have a chat with Feverishzoja, she has an impressive setup!

Joseph E
zecableguy

I like this one. Now I just need to figure out how I'm going to mount it on an Ender 3.

gorm f
gormflittner

what gcode to use in prusaslicer to use this

Technik G
technik.gegg

Depends on how and where you mount it... If you mount it like I did in the video, a G28 X will cut the filament.

Filament-Cutter-Base-Module V4

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