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LACK Edge filament guide
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A simple guide to guide your filament around the edge of an IKEA LACK table.
I have a Tronxy XY100 printer (Aka, iMakr STARTT) which is fed from the side of the printer. I have a LACK table on top of it were the spool of filament is. This thing will allow you to route the filament around the edge of the table without risking to break or kink it.
The top hole is at around a 15 degree angle from vertical, and the bottom (exit) hole is at about 45 degrees. Both holes are heavily fileted to reduce the stress on the filament.
The thing "hooks" onto the edge of the table, and the tension of the filament will keep it from falling off. No fasteners required.
I have a Tronxy XY100 printer (Aka, iMakr STARTT) which is fed from the side of the printer. I have a LACK table on top of it were the spool of filament is. This thing will allow you to route the filament around the edge of the table without risking to break or kink it.
The top hole is at around a 15 degree angle from vertical, and the bottom (exit) hole is at about 45 degrees. Both holes are heavily fileted to reduce the stress on the filament.
The thing "hooks" onto the edge of the table, and the tension of the filament will keep it from falling off. No fasteners required.
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