I am new to the 3dChameleon and have bought it for my ender 3 pro, I'm currently stuck on the first step because I cannot fit the coupler into the extruder. Is there a specific mount for the ender 3 pro? I have tried the ender 3 one and it didn't fit.
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I made this Thang to maybe help with this issue.
https://thangs.com/mythangs/file/792384
The idea is it screws into the Dual Gear extruder (you might have to close the spring slightly). The the spacer passes the z rod and the end can accept your Bowden coupler. The bowden tube should flow all the way through this device. It is still a work in progress and it is suggested to print at .08 for the thread detail. Hope maybe it helps someone.
I printed all the ender mounts and it is combination of things. The z axis is definitely in the way. In addition, with the dual gear extruder the filament whole is not really aligning with the other side. My tinkercad skills are weak, I did see the not of using a hole to current out more. I fear I would have to cutout into the bowden tube hole or extremely close. If I have some time. I will try and share my results.
I have the same issue with my ender 3 pro and the dual gear extruder with bowden tube setup. I am thinking of turning the extruder 90 or 180 degrees. Not sure of the potential risk. I will post what I find in testing.
We have several adapter plates for the Ender series of printers. Check out our Tinkercad page for some that might work. I don't know which specific extruder your printer has, but they're all pretty similar and easy to adapt to.
https://www.tinkercad.com/search?q=3dchameleon
Bill