A great dual CFS riser from Knatterlicous!

This is not my original design. The author is Knatterlicous. I couldn't find the files posted here anymore. My intention was to upload my print settings to the original posting. I have no idea why something like this would be taken down. It's a brilliant design that enables some very short material pathways to be used. Knatterlicous, could you chime in why this happened?

Here it is for archival purposes.

Both the front and the back pieces have a 300mm*8mm stainless steel rods inside them for structural integrity (printer rods).

Don't use anything less than PETG! Considering both thermal and mechanical challenges ABS could be a good alternative also. possibly fiber variants.

My CFS units are on top of a printer riser which alleviates some thermal issues. PETG is fine for my use.

Please thank Knatterlicous for this design. I'm only a librarian here!!

Printed with a K2+ modded with a Microswiss hotend and a 0,6mm Diamondback nozzle.

-Layer height 0.3 and heavy usage of variable layer height feature

-Width 0,8-0,89mm

-One wall, still strong as heck!

-Arachne wall generator.

-Jayo white and black PETG (contains a pretty well tuned profile for 0,6DB and flowtech combo)

!!If youre running a more standard setup for example a 0,4mm nozzle and stock hotend you'll have to at least 2*the walls. Do not print with one wall only with a 0,4mm nozzle! 4*recommended!!

Naturally the included filament profiles won't work on a stock setup.

Knatterlicous Dual-CFS riser

0.3mm layer, 1 THICC wall, 25% infill

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill