cr 10s filament sensor upgrade 3d models

Filament sensor clamp for Creality CR-10S. The stock one kept falling off, and I didn't want to superglue it. I drilled a couple of 3.5mm holes in the original holder, using the 3D printed parts as a template. I used bolts M3x18, washers, and nuts. ... ...

I edited it to fit with the filament sensor that comes with the Creality CR-10S. I made some improvements on the hole sizes and the part where you screw it into place, making it a bit bigger to prevent breaking of the small parts. The original...

This is a remix of [Ender 3 Filament Guide](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3061551) which I use for my 2 Ender 3 Pro and how I wished I could use it for my CR-10S as well. So, after hours in Fusion 360 and like six or seven prototypes, here it is....

I own several Creality CR-10s 3D printers myself, and I was not pleased with the design of the stock filament runout sensor. The stock sensor constantly pushed against the X bar bracket when retracted, sometimes getting stuck holding onto extruding...

The lid also seamlessly integrates with DoogieLabs' upgraded extruder bracket featuring a filament sensor and guide. ...I drew inspiration from his design by importing the filament sensor housing and re-drawing most of it, while maintaining its...

My filament sensor is firmly in place, making it easy to design a cover that skips the sensor bracket altogether. ...Luckily, bmonnin shared his source code, allowing me to swiftly and effortlessly remove the sensor mount with minimal fuss.

... ... This guide allows the use of standard 4mm push in connectors with a teflon tube to guide the filament into the sensor sensor. It will snap onto the filament sensor housing. ...You can use it with the spool on top or with a heat box on the side.

Several types of sensors come with the Creality CR-10, depending on the manufacturer, and this is just one version available. I printed a copy of the original sensor and it didn't work as expected, which was no surprise. ... Thanks to John Filmsey for...

I've been using this filament sensor housing for the past few months and it's been very good. I needed to put a filament oiler on yesterday to support and all metal hot end and I didn't want one to be flopping around on the filament. ...So, I modified...

... for several months now, and it's performed admirably. ...When I recently added a filament oiler to support my all-metal hot end, I didn't want the oiler to be flailing about on the filament, so I modified the filament sensor to accommodate its use.

For direct drive, Moves sensor to the top rail. ...Mount in center and put your filament roll close to it as possible.

Several of my filament cracked inside of the box and the micro switch was stuck. ...Added a hole at the top so that it's possible to remove filament without dismantle the sensor.

Now it fits perfectly on the famous MK8 Extruder You can reuse the old filament "sensor" and screws Please ensure you have the correct sensor board installed I've also included the Fusion360 project file so others can build upon my design, hopefully...

When positioning your filament holder at the top of the machine, the filament sensor tends to move excessively during extrusion. To address this issue, I modified an existing file found on Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2595549) and...

As kilometers of filament pass through this sensor, I utilized PTFE tube to minimize wear on the housing and ensure longevity. Additionally, several similar housings are available online, but they often failed to consistently depress the sensor...

... When setting up your Marlin configuration.h file, I suggest defining the FILAMENT_RUNOUT_DISTANCE_MM as 10 to delay filament changes by 10mm, ensuring that the filament leaves the sensor housing before it is moved out.

The first version features a hole for the hose fitting, allowing you to feed the filament directly into the sensor through a tube. In the second version, an additional guide prevents the filament from coming into contact with the z-axis rod. The...

I relocated the filament spool to the top of my printer, but the runout sensor bracket kept falling off due to the angle of entry. To resolve this issue, I redesigned the bracket by incorporating BrianS2K's ideas and added a hinge that guarantees an...

When moving the spool holder up, I opted for a straightforward push fit filament sensor holder. To achieve this, I utilized an old bearing as a makeshift guide and simply secured it in place using an M3 bolt. ...The main holder itself required...

Unfortunately, this caused the runout sensor bracket to keep detaching due to an unfavorable angle of entry. In response, I reworked the bracket designed by BrianS2K, lengthening it and incorporating a hinge that maintains the ideal entry angle at...

The part serves a crucial purpose - preventing the plastic wire from digging into the filament sensor at the end of the coil, which sits atop your printer. ...To accommodate screws, simply expand the diameter of the holes to the desired size or modify...

I also thickened this section and increased the gap between the rod cut-out and the mounting holes 3) False triggering Some of my filaments false trigger the filament runout sensor whilst others do not - I believe it's down to the tolerance of the...

For direct drive setup, Mounts on top rail. ...Put spool holder close to the sensor

This is a remake of: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2948349 This version incorporates a built-in filament guide.

This is the https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2935674 update with the addition of the thread to install the guide tube for the filament. ... Note that it is modified to work with the metal driver add-on

Filament guide securing the CR-10S filament sensor in its precise position.

A mount for the filament sensor of Creality CR-10S printers when using a direct drive extruder, or as a spool holder on top if mounted in the opposite direction. Two versions are available: V1 with the filament guide and V2 without the filament...

I customized a rendition that retains the authentic filament sensor from the CR-10S, requiring minimal alterations as you simply need to remove some plastic. ...Next, I secured it by aligning the screw holes for seamless integration.

... no longer fit as expected, so I made a cut-out in one corner and now it fits perfectly again. ... Version 1 of this design should allow for effortless filament changes without having to remove the cover itself, and I also removed the cable bracket.

This custom-made guide is designed to help CR-10S owners prevent their Filament Sensor from popping off and provide a secure holder that keeps it in place. It also serves as a filament guide, smoothly directing the filament into your printer. The...