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... ... You're just moments away from crafting a simple mount for your filament sensor. To begin, gather two M3-20 screws with nuts - they'll be the foundation of this project. First, thread one of the bolts through the nut as shown in the illustration.

when adjustet corectly it should sense when there is filament between the drive gears i personally use it for my custom printer where it is used with the MMU2s i have converted to use on a duet wifi controller. ... other stuff required 2x 8x1.5 mm...

I recently did t dual z-axis with z braces upgradeby proper printing (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3719799) and wanted to use a filament runout sensor Since almost every sensor is mounted to the extruder and would limit the movement in z I...

A Custom Filament Runout Sensor for Tevo Tarantula Extruders. This device replaces key components in the original extruder setup, utilizing a unique design to minimize bending moment stress on the spring and contact bearing, which are not aligned...

This modification secures the filament sensor directly onto the x-carriage of the printer, ensuring a snug and secure fit for both the filament entering and the sensor itself. This add-on uses only standard components. The screws on the x-carriage...

As a result, loading filament is a bit of a chore… first, find the slightly-hard-to-locate hole in the bottom of the filament runout sensor; then, after pushing the filament through that you have to grab the upper end and guide it back to the...

 As a result, loading filament is a bit of a chore… first, find the slightly-hard-to-locate hole in the bottom of the filament runout sensor; then, after pushing the filament through that you have to grab the upper end and guide it back to the...

I've created this filament run-out sensor using your choice of filament and just two strips of aluminum can. I haven't tested it yet, but it should work as long as the aluminum is free of any paint or plastic coating. Two strips of roughly 3.25mm...

Der zweite Schalter ist der für den Runout. Filament sensor for diameter errors and low filament. 2 mechanical limit switches are required, connect them in parallel. Insert some PTFE hose at the top. This is where the film runs through first. If...

I recently stumbled upon Thomas Sanladerer's fantastic filament diameter sensor, and I'm thrilled to report it's a game-changer; it outperforms my previous design in every way. With its exceptional sensitivity and rock-solid reading stability, this...

The idea is to have a smart filament sensor out of simple parts almost everyone will have lying around from printer maintenance and upgrades. Parts: - 1 x M5 screw (for the axle, long enough, excess doesn't matter) - 1 x M3 screw (for the clamping...

[ Edit Feb 27 2018: See also the recent (and still more thorough) "Even More Reliable Filament Runout Sensor and Spool Holder" -- https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2809260 ] Here is my design for a more reliable filament runout sensor, designed for...

Bodroi's sensor avoids this problem by using bearings for the filament contact which appears to work well. The problem with that design is the 608 bearings are pretty heavy for mounting on a direct drive extruder. This design attempts to combine the...

This is a remix from: Ender 3 Filament Roller Guide from Holspeed (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3052488)I used the bracket from this thing and added instead of the filament guide a holder for a Filament runout sensor. The Sensor I used is the...

... A wide range of ready-made filament plugins are available, allowing users to query any pins on the Raspberry Pi with ease. The plugin Filament Sensor Reloaded is being utilized in this setup, streamlining the process and enhancing functionality.

I was unable to find a filament sensor that matched the size of my micro switch, which measured 12.9mm x 6.5mm x 5.9mm using my calipers. All available sensors were too large. In response, I quickly created my own sensor. I designed it with a cover...

... Пример конфига для прошивки klipper ----------------------------------------- [filament_motion_sensor motion_sensor] detection_length: 3 extruder: extruder switch_pin: !PC9 pause_on_runout: True runout_gcode: RESPOND TYPE=command MSG="Filament out"

This is a basic container for that switch to enable it as a filament runout sensor if your mainboard allows this feature. I'm working on mounted versions for both machines, but for those looking to attach this to another mounting mechanism using glue...

Filament sensor specifically designed for mounting on an IKEA shelf, featuring a PTFE tube or feeding hole directly integrated into the shelf's design. The cable for the switch can be easily routed through a channel leading to the top of the shelf.

Filament run-out sensor for Ender 3, I've successfully integrated it into my PI setup, which is seamlessly connected to octo print. This clever device utilizes a roller limit switch featuring ~9mm hole spacing, offering ample adjustment capabilities...

Used to hold filament sensor in place. It goes right on top of the Voxelab_Aquila_Cable_Chain_Extruder_Mount_V2 Here's the link to that part: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4725903/files Nice and neat. just print and screw on. 15% infill,...

... lid is snap-fit. (M3) ***Not tested on a bowden system might get in the way with the leadscrew*** **This is a remix from 2 models** *Filament sensor* https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4629979 *Extruder Arm* https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3059247

***Firmware: In marlin 2, configuration.h, uncomment the following lines: ``` #define FILAMENT_RUNOUT_SENSOR #define FILAMENT_RUNOUT_DISTANCE_MM 3 #define FILAMENT_MOTION_SENSOR ``` Most pins files don't have a runout pin defined, so you will also...

Note: If you have trouble downloading this model, you can also find it here: https://www.prusaprinters.org/social/55222-tyler/prints This is my Small & Simple Filament Runout Sensor (microSD card pictured for scale) My goal was to create a general...

This is my Small & Simple Filament Runout Sensor (microSD card pictured for scale) My goal was to create a general purpose filament runout sensor that was small, effective, good quality, and built around the cheap and common limit switches that I...

.STL files: Filament sensor base. Spring for the base. Parts you need: Opto endstop switch. 20mm PTFE tubing. Standard 688 bearing. Inner is 8mm and outher is 16mm. Making the PTFE guide: Cut the PTFE tube to the same size as the holder...

I removed the original mounting tabs and added pivots to allow the sensor to rotate about the Y and Z axes so that the filament does not bind when the printhead travels to high values of X and Z. ... I used M3 screws loosely threaded into the printed...

Fortunately, Marlin already has a built-in feature for the "Filament Runout Sensor." After pressing the "RESUME" button, the printing process resumes from where it left off at the latest. A big thank you to RepRapWorld for their assistance in making...

Thankfully, Marlin already offers a solution for the "Filament Runout Sensor". After pressing the "RESUME"-button, the printing process resumes exactly where it left off at the latest point. RepRapWorld provided invaluable assistance in modifying...

This is a Filament Sensor with Filter (1.75) Dimensions (L x B x H): 65,0 x 38 x 17 mm Designed for Filament with D=1.75mm Weight around 20g Components: Mounting screws for the switch are M3 The switch is a toggle housing dimensions (L x B x H): 28,0...