Filament guide

I printed an x/y/z axis chain to cover my cables and to keep them safe. By Arzhang Lofti see https://makerworld.com/en/models/766893-x-axis-drag-chain-cable-chain-v2-ams-hub-saver#profileId-702224https://makerworld.com/en/models/707408-a1-y-axis-drag-chain-cable-chain-v2#profileId-637486https://makerworld.com/en/models/707695-a1-z-axis-drag-chain-cable-chain-v2#profileId-637827 I first made the small guide to keep my PTFE tubes neat. (This works best of the left side of the printer)I had to make a tall PTFE guide after the chain crashed into the small one. (This works on both sides well. No supports are needed.It is a tight fit on purpose. You can hear the filament creak when you install it. The PTFE tubes pull down on the back and keep it in place.I made some PTFE tube spacers to keep the tubes neat and easy to read. See https://makerworld.com/en/models/1562027-a1-filament-spacer-and-guide#profileId-1641699I printed it in PLA, I have printed them successfully in SUNLU, ELEGOO and Bamb