You can build your own Bowden quickly and only need to buy a few things.
1. you need a hot end set up for Bowden.
2. You will need to buy some PTFE tubing for 1.75 filament. http://www.filastruder.com/collections/ … tfe-tubing
3. Two maybe Three Bowden couplings http://www.filastruder.com/collections/ … ded-1-75mm
4. Hobbed Goblin http://www.filastruder.com/collections/ … drive-gear
The rest you can print yourself using the files attached. The MK-5 body is modified to accept the coupling for a guide tube but is not required. Hence the ("two maybe three') statement.
The Guide is also modified to accept the coupling and this makes for a clean tubing flow with your motor mounted on the frame.
This allows for feeding from the top or the bottom depending on your placement of the motor.
The tension arm is modified to work better with the Hobbed Goblin.
Here's a couple pictures to answer your earlier question.



So after you get your Bowden couplings the first thing you will do is take them apart like this.

And then place the insert into the guide like this. I didn't push it all the way in as they can be difficult to remove.

Then you can do the same to the MK-5 Body like this.

When you are all done you should end up with something that looks like this.

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