Going around the bend! Printed as part of the November Printing Event and taken from the model leader board https://www.crealitycloud.com/contest/november-3d-printing-event This is a great design by [%2366981730]that fixes some of the issues with the shallow entry of the Bowden tube into the print head of the K1 Max. I noticed that my tube was rubbing on the glass and then forcing the chainguard downwards and rubbing on the rails. I was going to design my own but if it has been done well already why do it again and try to reinvent the wheel. I printed this model on one of my K1 Max's in Grey Eryone PETG for strength. No supports or brims needed. Once printed, simply remove the Bowden tube from the hole after removing the blue clip, slide the PTFE tube through the hole in the bend and then push the Boden Tube back into the hotend assembly not forgetting to put the little blue clip back on. Job done! A simple print that fixes the problem. Now to sort those chain clips out! [%6839402488][%9631304319][%2443000667][%9437581472][%4952650410][%6356661089][%5271107097][%2366981730]

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19:50 11-13-2023

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Método de Impressão：FFF

Tipo de Dispositivo：K1 Max 

Material：Eryone PETG Grey

Altura da Camada：0.20mm

Velocidade de Impressão：100.0mm/s

Precisa de Suporte：Não

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