creality cr 10 filament sensor 3d models

Fits on CR-10 Multi Mount (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2552134) Sensor Type: * LJC18A3-H-Z/BX Mount can be attached to the x carriage left to this type of fang (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2302985). Laser Module Mounting Plate...

This is a mounting system for one or more filament sensors used in the CR-X. ...The filament end-sensor is attached to its dedicated mount via an M5 screw, and this mount can be secured to the machine's frame using the same two M5 screws that hold the...

Filament runout sensor crafted for CR10 models, utilizing a basic microswitch also employed for end-stops - not the one found on the CR10-S variant. Engineered to mount vertically, with the spool positioned above, specifically designed with direct...

I'm experimenting with attaching the cr-10s filament sensor directly to my printer's frame. ...On my setup, I've positioned it at the top because I recently switched to a direct extruder system.

This mount relocates the filament runout sensor from the back of the machine to the right side. It offsets the sensor 45mm to line up with a feeder/dryer or side spool. A new slot has to be cut into the top cover for the new Bowden tube's location. ...I...

Some of you direct-drive conversion tough-guys choose to run without the filament sensor on your Ender printers. Not me. I like the warm cuddly feeling one gets, knowing that if my filament breaks or runs out, sure, I'll be left with only one half...

I switched my Ender 3 to direct drive and wanted to add a filament sensor, mounted on the top extruded aluminum rail. You'll want your basic T-nuts to hold it on to the rail. V2 has a taller base and insets that allow bigger screws. ...I am using...

Because i am not always home i wanted to have the filament sensor usable still. ... The bracket does bend slightly however it has not been bad enough to warrant any concern as long as you are feeding from above the printer, the stock screws for the...

This is a custom mount for installing an auto bed leveling 18mm probe sensor on a CR-10. It replaces the stock metal cage, making it incompatible with standard CR-10 setups. When paired with Junaling's hanging fan/part cooler (Thingiverse:...

... 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.

Intended to work in conjunction with the Cr-10 Titan Aero Mount, which this remix is based on. ... Links for the mounts: Mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2756792 Fan Mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2756800 Cable Bracket:...

Multi Mount Plate for Common Auto Leveling Sensors Fits perfectly on the [CR-10 Multi Mount](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2552134) Sensor Compatibility: * LJC18A3-H-Z/BX sensor types are supported Attach the mount to the x-carriage left, just...

you will need some m3 brass inserts (link...

A straightforward fix for the CR-10S filament sensor involves creating a simple retainer clip using an existing screw, as demonstrated in the accompanying picture. This design effectively keeps the sensor securely fastened to prevent it from coming...

Tried out the stock filament sensor adapter from arod24, but it didn't work with my CR-10S's extruder. Instead, I modified the design in Tinkercad by cutting away unnecessary parts. ...Big thanks go to all the talented designers who made this possible.

... design. ...Despite my best efforts, I was unsuccessful in tracking down their original work so that I could give them the credit they deserve for developing this crucial component. Their mount unfortunately wasn't compatible with my Creality 10s Pro.

Update(06/03/2018): Laser Mount Add-On Created.\r\nStl & Step Files Added.\r\nLaser Used: 12V, 1.6W JLM45160ZA-01Y5 18C05 Module.\r\nConnected to Cooling System via Far Connection.\r\nRecommended Video:...

Having both Auto bed leveling and filament runout detection is a sophisticated feature for the Ender platform, either requiring soldering to your original board and using third party firmware or using a different board entirely.\r\n\r\nThe filament...

... were added to secure a PTFE tube, eliminating friction noise altogether. A reinforcement was incorporated to prevent bending, particularly when using filament on top. ... Special thanks go out to DEJello for creating an outstanding original piece.

Z axis mounted fixture - filament guide, Run-out sensor, Hot end cable mount.

A mount for the creality filament run out sensor which does not mean taking the whole Z Axis apart!4 x M3 x 16 nuts and M3 bolts required for the sensor to mount to the plate. Printed on 0.20 layer height with PLA.</p><p>This is a remix, but I have...

Since upgrading my CR-10s to Direct Drive I've not been able to find a good mount for the Filament runout sensor that I liked. So I made one. This is designed to be mounted to the printer frame using standard M5 t-slot bolts (I had some leftover...

... 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.

Filament sensor holder for compensate different height after installing dual drive extruder.Using original screws on sensor.Rest is snap in on the metal plate. 

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 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....

... ... 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.

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.