165 mm printrbot simple auto level sensor wrench 3d models

I'm designing a hybrid fan duct and auto levelling sensor mount for the A6 printer. The main challenge lies in mounting the sensor (gearbest.com/3d-printer-parts/pp_591321.html) without restricting X-axis movement, which is currently limited to...

This mount was quickly designed so that an Auto bed level sensor could be easily mounted. The mount attaches to a vacant hole on the factory-supplied acrylic carriage plate. It is intended for use on the left side of the carriage, but can be used on...

My take on a versatile Auto Level Bracket for Ender 3/5 users features a unique design that eliminates the need for two spanners - the top Nut has its own hex nut holder space, requiring only one spanner to tighten the nut. The bracket also...

Trying to install an auto level sensor on my Anet A6.\nI managed to install it on the right-hand side from the front, but it blocked the X-axis going all the way to 220mm. This is another attempt - this time installing from the front using the fan...

Capacitance sensor support available now for LCJ12A3-HZ/BX device featuring six individually adjustable LED lights, including three rings. ...Smart automatic leveling capabilities.

This project creates an adjustable probe mount for the SN-04N or PL-08N capacitive sensor used in Auto Bed Levelling on the Anet A8. There are two versions of the probe mount, depending on your extruder heat sink and fan configuration (either "out...

I created a simple modification of the motey1 Anet A6 Fan+Sensor (XY-08N) Mount in just 2 minutes using 3dBuilder. I upgraded it with a more durable sensor mount that securely holds the nuts and makes tightening the screws a breeze. The redesigned...

This design enables users to integrate an E3D V6 hotend with a cooling fan and bed level sensor. I have also included variations without sensor mounts or fan mounts. The cooling fan will fit within a 40x20 dimension, possibly accommodating taller...

Sensor Holder Mount for M18 Capacitive and Inductive Sensors on Anet A3 3D Printers

A sturdy and reliable sensor support for the Anet A8 and a LJ18A3-8-Z/BX or any other 18mm diameter sensor is mounted on the right side, enabling better access to the extruder. It is positioned so that a collision with the heat bed cable is avoided.

A sturdy and reliable sensor support is designed specifically for the Aner A8 and compatible with LJ18A3-8-Z/BX or any other 18mm diameter sensor. It's strategically positioned on the right side to provide easy access to the extruder while avoiding...

Inductive Sensor NPN 6 to 36 Volts LJ12A3-4-Z BX Style Model

I couldn't locate the wrench that typically comes with the PrintRbor and is gradually worn down through frequent use.

My custom take on EZABL's factory mount, tailored specifically for an M12 - 12mm diameter sensor. ...To ensure added durability, I've reinforced certain sections with extra material.

This sensor mount accommodates every M12 sensor available on the market, enabling users to optimize their setup with precision. ...Strategically positioned behind the cooler, it expertly reduces the distance between the cooling system and the heat sink,...

... and adds an integrated resting touch sensor for enhanced functionality. ...The sensor is conveniently mounted alongside the modified extruder assembly, which is designed specifically to work with the popular model referenced on Thingiverse as #1738499.

Upgrade added on May 14, 2018: The inside size of the ring was enlarged to 20mm, making it easier to insert sensors. ... Credit goes to the original creators: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2290361 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2573278...

A buddy of mine snapped the autolevel sensor bracket on his Prusa-style printer, turned out you can't print with the previous print still on the bed! So I came up with and printed this replacement for him. ... I'm told it fits perfectly.

I designed an acrylic backplate from scratch using Fusion 360 after breaking my Anet A8's autolevel sensor backplate. If you ever damage yours, you can now easily reprint it! Let me know how well it fits for you. Update: Since I broke mine, there is...

This is a custom mount specifically designed for the LJ12A3-4-Z/BX sensor, tailored to be securely fastened onto an extruder plate. The clever design makes use of two linear bearing screws from the x-axis setup. Not long after, version 2 of this...

My bed connector is positioned in the rear of my printer, causing back sensor mounts to frequently collide with the connector during printing. To resolve this issue, I designed a front/left mount that attaches to the exterior of the fan. The slots...

Sunhokey auto leveling LJ18A3-8-Z/BX PNP sensor mount. ...Securely attach the sensor firmly to the sunhokey x carriage acrylic plate.\nEasily installable on either the left or right side of the nozzle.

You're gonna love this DIY lightweight auto-level probe mount designed specifically for your Printrbot Plus LC! I realized that most mounts available on Thingiverse are tailored for the Printrbot Simple, so here's my take. Feel free to give me a...

This small cap is designed specifically for couplers used in Mike Kelly's Robo3D Auto-Level Mod, which can be found on Thingiverse (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:349935). I had a few problems finding a single coupler that could fit my 5/16...

... EE-SPY312 microcontroller technology. ...The newly upgraded unit, available online at http://www.ia.omron.com, brings unmatched precision to the industry standard for control systems and sensors, setting a new benchmark for excellence in manufacturing.

For reference, this design originated from the original Simple files available at printrbot.com/2013/08/01/printrbot-simple-files-are-available-non-commercial/. To print this part, use PLA at a 0.2mm layer height. Some fine filing might be necessary...

A simple clip-on probe is now compatible with the new Printrbot auto leveling firmware release. For optimal results, print in PLA with solid infill. The Printrbot Marlin firmware can be found at https://github.com/Printrbot/Marlin/releases, along...

Update: Check out this improved design for a filament run-out sensor at https://www.youmagine.com/designs/improved-filament-run-out-sensor. The simplest possible filament out sensor is incredibly easy to use - the filament keeps the switch lever...

... a little smoother, requiring less force. Use two M3x20 screws and two M3 nuts to secure the switch to the case. Feed filament through the slot and align the case so it goes through smoothly. 0.1 mm or finer print detail definitely recommended.

My prox sensor was much larger so hacked up the part to support the larger sensor in openscad.