Moves the USB port to the side of the printer for easier access (especially if you have it against a wall).

You can print it in one color, translucent, or black and white (to match the filament guide). I've included the STL and .3mf for SnapMaker Orca. You'll need two 4-40 screws that are 3/4" long. The connector extender I used is on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01NB0NU8I

Remove the tubes from the back of the left filament guide, slip it over against the machine, put the tubes back in, plug the connector into the back - and you're ready to go!

Category: 3D Printing