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Anycubic ACE Pro Filament Guide Upgrade โ€“ Dual Silica & Hygrometer Mount

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Update January 13, 2026: I found an error with the hole spacing and the files have now been updated.


Hi everyone! ๐Ÿ˜Š This is an improved Filament Guide specifically designed for the Anycubic ACE Pro. Iโ€™ve optimized the design to use less material for better transparency (making it easier to see the filament) and lower consumption.


Key Features:

  • Dual Silica Storage: Two integrated compartments for silica gel to keep your filament dry.
  • Integrated Sensor Mount: Includes a mount for an affordable, standard humidity sensor.
  • Compatibility: If your lid doesn't have screw holes, check my profile for my previous project, which is fully compatible and solves that issue.


Printing Recommendations

  • Material: Use at least PETG. For better heat resistance and durability, PCTG, ABS, or ASA are highly recommended.
  • Warning: Do NOT use PLA, as it may soften or deform over time in this application.
  • Supports: This model requires support structures to print correctly.
  • Z-Offset: Crucial! If you are using or importing my print profile, please double-check your Z-offset before starting the print to ensure perfect first-layer adhesion and safety.


Silica

To fill it, I simply rolled a sheet of A4 paper into a funnel.


Choose Your Version

You can choose between three different versions:

  1. Two-Part Version with Plastic Clips:
  • Pro: No screws required, though they can still be used for extra security.
  • Con: Depending on the spool, the clips might occasionally interfere (though I haven't had this issue).

  1. Two-Part Version (No Clips): A clean design to be joined using screws, heat inserts, or nuts:
  • Pro: nothing in the way of the spool
  • Con: Due to the limited space, it can be tricky to work with the screws; you need extra hardware.
  1. Single-Part Version: For printing everything at once:
  • Pro: No assembly required, one part, best appearance
  • Con:This requires a larger build area than officially supported by the Anycubic Kobra S1, but it can be printed on a stock S1 with specific settings.

Assembly Tips

All versions can be assembled using M3 screws with either heat inserts or nuts.

  • Hardware: I recommend M3 20mm screws. For heat inserts, 15mm screws are sufficient.
  • The "Nut Press" Trick: To make assembly easier in tight spots, I designed the part so you can "press-fit" the nut. Place the nut in its slot and use a screw from the opposite side to pull it firmly into the plastic. Then remove the screw, and the nut stays perfectly in place.



  • Silica Lids: The lids are designed so you can be tighten or remove them using a simple coin.


Slicer Settings (For Kobra S1 Users)

To print the Single-Part version on a Kobra S1, you must manually adjust your bed limits:

  • Bed Size: Set to X: 258 mm and Y: 254 mm.
  • Crucial Warning: Do NOT print in the front-right corner! The filament cutter is located there, and a collision will occur.
  • Safety: I have defined an Excluded Area in my provided print profile to prevent this. Always double-check your Z-offset when adopting the profile!

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Feedback

A lot of work went into this design. Please take a moment to leave feedback or share your "Makes" so I can improve the model for everyone. Happy printing! ๐Ÿ˜Š


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