cr 10s filament sensor 3d models

This design relocates the filament sensors close to the filament spool holder and makes it possible for the sensor to be used with the direct drive upgrade. There are 2 screw markers on the T-Slot hook. ...I used 2 M4 nylon screws (See pic) In...

... \r\n\r\nThis filament guide and runout sensor housing is primarily designed for filament spool holders mounted high, such as on top of the frame.\r\n\r\n--UPDATE--\r\nA new version has been uploaded to add stiffening ribs, improving part rigidity

This remix uses the same filament sensor as the stock one and can be easily swapped out with no hassle since they share the same connector. ...You can check it out here:...

I've upgraded to a generic aluminum gear drive unit on my CR10S printer and discovered that the new filament path is a quarter of an inch higher than before. Anyone facing the same issue can take advantage of this solution and get back to printing...

... 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.

Creality Filament Runout Sensor CR-10S & Dual Gear Extruder. I was inspired by several designs. I only found one link, https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2822322 The original filament runout sensor mount was functional but hard to mount. I wanted a...

This is a mount I created to use the Bigtreetech Smart Filament Sensor encoder wheel with a CR-10S Pro. Directions: Remove the stock filament sensor. Place the mount over the filament sensor mount posts, they will align. Use 4 x M3x6mm...

This is a mount I created to use the Bigtreetech Smart Filament Sensor encoder wheel with a CR-10S Pro. Directions: Remove the stock filament sensor. Place the mount over the filament sensor mount posts, they will align. Use 4 x M3x6mm...

Here's a picture of the dual gear extruder I purchased:...

Filament run out sensor designed specifically to work seamlessly with E3D / Clone Titan extruders. UPDATE 3/19/2019: Made adjustments to internal dimensions, ensuring a perfect fit for the sensor, and created a slot to secure the switch on the board...

Also the original sensor bracket is not allowing the filament to be pulled out between the sensor and the extruder, when you have a runout, so I added a short solution with no guide between the sensor and the extruder and a PTFE version, where you...

Also the original sensor bracket is not allowing the filament to be pulled out between the sensor and the extruder, when you have a runout, so I added a short solution with no guide between the sensor and the extruder and a PTFE version, where you...

I found the initial design interesting, but I added a no bearing wheel and a additional guide so the filament will not detach from the wheel, when the tension is reduced. Also the original sensor bracket is not allowing the filament to be pulled out...

This is a mount for filament sensor of CR-10S Pro using Bondtech DDX. ... One with cable ties and one without.

This is a revised version of the CR-10S Bondech extruder component, adapted to accommodate the updated filament sensor housing for compatibility with the latest shipping printed circuit board featuring an added switch. ...The original configuration...

This is a remake of the CR-10S Bondech extruder part with the filament sensor housing adjusted to fit the current shipping PCB with the switch, - Original one does not line up with the filament path due to a change in the PCB design from creality

... part. ...The wheel requires a 608 bearing. I got these: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07C6FL8TW Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: CR-10S Rafts: No Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20% Category: 3D Printer Parts

... part. ...The wheel requires a 608 bearing. I got these: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07C6FL8TW Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: CR-10S Rafts: No Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20% Category: 3D Printer Parts

I relocated the filament roll to the leading position.

... the tube directly into the printed part. ...To accommodate this setup, I added a filament guide wheel, which necessitates a 608 bearing for optimal performance. ...This particular bearing can be sourced from Amazon via the product number B07C6FL8TW.

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...

Moves the extruder from z axis

The operator expertly shifts the extruder from its current position on the Z-axis to a new location.

CR-10S Bondtech BMG Estruder Filament Runout Sensor with Bowden Adapter Designed specifically for a common style of limit switch sensor found on CR-10S printers Compliant with Bondtech BMG Extruder or clones when installed on Creality CR-10 and...

... my take on a filament guide: it lets filament flow from the top and rear of the printer. It also includes: - A cable support - The CR-10S end-stop sensor - A compartment for a cleaning brush for the input material - Thank you for your feedback!

I modified the design of the 45 to include a sponge cleaning station up front, which features a snap-on cover manufactured at 90 degrees. ...On the box for the sponge, I designed my own support structures that are depicted in the drawing and can be...

I have made this Creality CR-10S PRO V2 filament guide after trying different design that were already made by other creators without to much luck. There was always some problems/wear even from my own remix. And I wanted to move to the left the...

A mount for the CR-10S filament sensor intended to be used with MicroSwiss direct drive besed on the diseign from stmorgan https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2808340

This adapter attaches over the CR-10S filament runout sensor housing, physically securing it to the Mosaic Palette (and Palette+) scroll wheel, situated in the scrollwheel mount. ...By firmly connecting the scroll wheel to the runout sensor, the process...