Filament Guide Post - BBL Decoil Filament Guide

I recently downloaded and used this spool holder – an excellent print for use in an enclosure, under a table, in tight spaces. However, I noticed that the de-coiling of the filament generally causes a bit of chaos if the filament isn't routed correctly; the hot end sometimes tugs on the filament, sometimes leading to X layer shifts, or the hot end will tug on the spool such that too many strands are de-coiled at one time, and the filament slips off of the spool. So I created this guide post holder (two versions) that can be glued or screwed into its mounting surface. 

It's a simple little mount, and requires the use of the PTFE Tube Connector for the A1. 

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Simply unscrew the tube connector from the Filament Holder (using the included hex key that comes with a Bambu Lab printer) and slip it inside the guide post mount. Use the hex key to screw it down inside the printed model.

I've included two models for you to select from, according to your need – one without screw mounting bosses, and one with two screw mounting bosses. I initially designed and am currently using the screw-less version, but figured others would probably need something to use a couple screws. 

If you use the screwless version, use double sided tape or epoxy to adhere the model to the surface. I recommend using a textured PEI sheet as the surface, to give the epoxy or glue extra surface area to bond to. 

Design by Armor Designs on MakerWorld (license: BY).