creality ender 3 pro filament sensor 3d models

This is a filament sensor mount I made to hold Big Tree Tech's V2 smart filament sensor I connected it through Octoprint hooking red to power black to ground green to pin 13 and blue to pin 11 and using the smart filament sensor addon in Octoprint.

This rugged end-of-filament sensor mount stays rock-solid even when subjected to intense retraction forces or the strain of a tightly wound filament spool.

Support for a filament end sensor which also serves as a guide for the filament.You can find the end-of-filament detector at : https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/1005005981589368.html.

To create a filament runout sensor, use a holder for a limit switch. Cut the middle pin of the switch and then solder pins 1 and 3 to a cable. ...Finally, connect the cable to your printer, as shown in the last picture.You may need a longer M3 screw to...

Simple mount designed for the affordable Amazon product B06ZZ5YXM6, a low-cost filament sensor. This setup includes a slope for efficient integration with the Thingiverse design 3052488, a reliable filament guide. ...The mount secures the sensor using...

Filament guide to use the 6mm tube provided with eSUN eBOX on Creality Ender 3 Pro.

I made this so i could use filament guide and this switch same time. ...This uses ender z limit switch without any modifications. ...Its just shorter than original

Since the extruder moves the filament back and forth so much, if the sensor starts *moving with* the filament (rather than the filament *moving through*) then it may trigger false runout events. Caused me some headaches! I remixed it from a filament...

Since the extruder moves the filament back and forth so much, if the sensor starts moving with the filament (rather than the filament moving through) then it may trigger false runout events. Caused me some headaches! I remixed it from a filament...

Bigtreetechbolt on filament sensor mount. use crazy glue to secure the wheel pin cap in place. easy to install. ...take the nut off top bolt push the bolt flush with the metal bracket than tap the mount on install bolt and nut..install sensor remove...

This device features a filament guide equipped with a wire presence sensor and a three-pin plug socket that can accommodate a power cord, providing crucial support to the extruder.

Got a BlTouch and a spare microswitch? ...Got a metal extruder and a spare 604 bearing? Then you're ready for the ultimate upgrade - this fantastic filament guide + runout sensor duo!

I did this so that the sensor can be positioned in such a way that it acts as a filament guide. UPDATE: July 21, 2020. A second version was added that is much stiffer. Mine started to warp after different filament changes. Unless you're creative,...

I designed this filament runout sensor for my CR-10, but it will fit any printer that uses the same style extruder, creality even still makes printers using this style of extruder. There are plenty of options for universal runout sensors but I wanted...

Filament Runout Sensor - Jam/ Snag Sensor - Filament Guide =========================================================== Inspired by: All in One - Filament Jam - Cleaner & Runout Sensor by 3D-Muc This features two distinct components: 1. The runout...

Ender 3 pro Filament guide

A pivoting mount for the filament sensor on a direct extrusion hot end is designed to securely fasten the TH3D filament sensor in place. This mount is specifically crafted to work seamlessly with the TH3D Ultimate Hotend Package, which can be...

I required an extremely compact filament runout sensor to fit snugly between my filament guide and extruder. The microswitch I opted for is B00MFRMFS6 from Amazon, which offers exceptional precision. To set up this sensor, I closely followed the...

I had space for my printer but not for the filament sensor so i created two mounts the first one barely clears my upper shelf so i did a redesign, so i moved the mount a bit lower so it clears and doesnt kink the filament goin into it, ive printed a...

... of an existing project found on Thingiverse, specifically the model identified as #3052488. ...To enhance functionality, I reimplemented the original concept by incorporating a filament sensor that plays a key role in the design's operation.

I remade the original component because the outlet hole wasn't lined up with the inlet of the extruder.\r\nI've installed an L-shaped base with a slot to allow the filament sensor to slide in and align perfectly with the extruder.\r\nThe box is...

I had to find a way to attach a filament runout sensor that still functions with a direct drive setup. Endstop switch -...

This mount fits perfectly for a filament runout sensor, which can be easily sourced from Alliexpress for just $1.5. The included extruder is standard-issue, ensuring a hassle-free print that doesn't require any supports. For installation, you'll...

Based on idea from: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2885049 Remixed between this https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2873157 and this https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2147179 I currently use Filament sensor simplified, please refer to this video for...

This is a DIY project that combines two essential components for 3D printing: a filament sensor and a guide for the filament. I needed a way to repurpose my unused Z-endstop switch, so I created a custom setup that serves both purposes. To build...

A single device combines a filament guide and runout sensor, featuring an M6 fitting that enables the use of a section of bowden tube as an inlet guide. It perfectly aligns with the stock extruder's or aluminum extruder's inlet hole, making it...

Changelog 1.1 Added an indent to improve the sensor accuracy, the tab is not lower and better aligned with the filament strand. v2 Made the switch holder shorter for a snug fit allowing to relocate the spool to the bottom of the printed without the...

For a seamless experience, I recommend installing the "Filament Sensor NG" plugin, which allows you to easily select the GPIO number and input the M600 (filament change) GCODE. ## Hardware: The original M2 screws can be used to secure the plastic...

This model replaces the original X-axis motor mount/belt cover with one that adds a filament runout sensor. The switch used for this build is a [HiLetgo KW12-3 Roller Lever Arm Micro Switch](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07X142VGC). Also required are...

This a mount for the cheap, common filament runout sensor that can mount on aluminium extrusion frames. It can be mounted as is or secure it with one M3 bolt + t-nut. The cable runs along the rail and is hold in place with the provided covers.