cr 10s filament sensor 3d models

Strain relief tray to alleviate movement of the filament sensor connector on the CR-10s and possibly other printers using this same sensor block. This is my first make, so it’s a bit ugly and a little overbuilt, but it should get the job done. Unplug...

I recently purchased a Creality CR-10S 3D printer and discovered that the original stock filament sensor mount base attachment mechanism left much to be desired in terms of quality. ...Therefore, I redesigned the entire assembly from scratch,...

I stumbled upon an impressive-looking filament sensor enclosure for CR-10s that attaches directly to the frame's top. The link is here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3255183. ...But I discovered a major flaw - its filament path is too broad, leading...

Users install a strain relief tray to prevent movement of the filament sensor connector on CR-10s printers and possibly others using this same sensor block. This is my first creation, so it's a bit rough-looking and slightly overengineered, but it...

A revised version has been provided, eliminating the filament sensor requirement.

I made a little upgrade for the CR10S-PRO filament sensor after experiencing some issues with TPU flexible filament slipping below the sensor microswitch. **CAUTION** This part is slightly oversized, so you'll need to sand it down to get a perfect...

Just updated a few things on the latest remix version here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2951034 On my printer, the small locking piece is too small and the filament sensor isn't locked in place securely. The first two times I printed it, the...

... this, I integrated a 16x5x5mm bearing that enables it to pivot while ascending or descending. The original design would likely have been able to move, but incorporating a moving guide ensures the filament doesn't graze against the enclosure's walls.

Dear Creality Community, Important Note: Before printing, ensure your CR-10s came equipped with the Switch (the black component on the small filament sensor PCB) as depicted in the PDF manual. Creality has produced multiple versions of this device. I...

Dear Makers, We all know the 'good' filament sensor that comes with the Creality CR-10s. I had so many problems with that flimsy black box that Creality delivered, that I decided to completely re-design the box of the filament sensor. The good thing...

This is a upgrade for the Creality CR-10S, and its variants that have Filament Sensor. My Sensor's internal limit switch arm broke, and I kept getting false stoppages, so I changed it to a more reliable roller-arm limit switch. I designed it to use...

... in conjunction with an Upper-Positioned Spool? ...Want low friction and straightforward filament swapping while utilizing the enhanced filament sensor on your CR10? ...Our model offers a solution, accompanied by a detailed photo manual for guidance.

The initial Filament Sensor-Box caused us numerous issues; however, we found an improved version that surpasses the original by Creality. ...The accompanying photo-manual provides essential mounting details and showcases the enhanced features of the...

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....

... 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 physical dimensions as originally intended by him.

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.

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...

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.

Therefore, I rebuilt it based on a more direct approach inspired by the original CR-10S Filament Sensor design. Still refining some details so this information may be revised soon. Edit: Uploaded the Step files. ... Update: Recreated part data in...

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

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...

This is a cover for the Creality CR-10S Pro V2 Filament Sensor to hide the light that has integrated strain relief using the roller and bearing pin from siteswapjuggler's filament roller guide (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3843794).

I'm looking to connect my drybox directly to my CR-10S Pro with a bowden tube. However, I opted for a more convenient approach - attaching a bowden pushfit connector in its place. This specific thread is an M10x0.9, so anything that fits here will...

... Therefore, I created a new version of the stock filament sensor housing. When positioning the CR-10's filament spool holder on its back, rotating the extruder by 90 degrees was necessary, which also meant repositioning the filament sensor.

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...

Custom CR 10 / 10S Filament Runout Sensor Bracket With M6 / M10 Bowden Fitting Specifically designed to fit a common style of limit switch sensor commonly seen on the CR-10S Threaded for bowden coupler to prevent filament from digging in and catching...

After printing, the spout should be enlarged by hand with a 4 mm drill to ensure a snug fit of the PTFE tube as is.  Can be printed from any 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.

This is a mount for the Bigtreetech smart filament sensor on an CR-10s. It fits between the spacers on the X-axis. ... The sensor is mounted on the holder with two 10 mm M3 hex socket head screws.

The housing is specifically designed for the stock filament sensor that comes with the CR-10S. EDIT: I added a cable guide to the brace plate since my new aluminum extruder no longer has one. Also, I found putting on the nuts was quite frustrating,...