creality filament sensor 3d models

This is a remix of the "Filament Runout Optical Sensor Generic Full Enclosure" by danzca6, which I modified to work with an Anycubic Kossel Linear Plus delta style printer. This mount goes below the stock extruder and can move out or in a few mm to...

It has now been converted into a filament runout sensor and a small housing has been designed for it. The case does not have any special mounting possibility at the moment because I am still unsure where I will finally mount the device. At present,...

Needed a longer and higher positioned sensor bracket to avoid any sharp bends right before the extruder.

30.1.21: Minor changes to the filament inlet after the switch to make it easier to insert the filament - and some additional fillets This is a remix of my currently in use filament guide which features a micro switch mount to be used as filament...

I designed a custom mount for this sensor because I couldn't find one that met my standards. It works perfectly and securely attaches to the motor with bolts. When I'm certain there's no risk of running out, I use a hex wrench to override the sensor....

You will need to purchase a longer Sensor cable or an extension like this one:https://es.aliexpress.com/item/1005005790348221.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.20.21ef194dUaMPoG&gatewayAdapt=glo2esp2 M5 screws needed for mounting and 1 m3...

Designed to be printed at 0.2mm layer height. Print at orientation as opened in slicer. Minimal support required for FramePart.stl, no support required for SensorPart.stl Finished mounting as shown in image. HARDWARE REQUIRED 2x M3x5mmx5mm brass...

The arm doesn't have to move up too easily, but should be able to open up when the filament tension becomes too high due to a jam. Then finally you can add 2 PTFE tube couplers with 6mm threads. No supports should be needed and printing should be...

This Design Also Includes Microswitch Based Filament Runout Sensor Using M5 Pushfit Fittings for Input and Output for the 4mm Bowden Tube. Drive Gear: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/322433693693?var=511408080059 Tension Spring;...

This is a remix of the "Ender 3 Filament Guide With Runout Sensor" by thebelin -https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3548654 as I wanted to add a TriangleLab filament runout sensor to my Ender 3 printer. I hope this design will be useful for you, as...

**Section 2: Attaching the Sensor** * Attach the sensor to a 3D printer or filament extruder using the provided instructions. * For 3D printers, connect the sensor to an A/D input and +5v power on the control board. * Download the modified version...

This uses the Creality Endstop Switch Kit part #6004010051 that comes on many of their printers including the Ender 3 pro.

When moving the filament run out sensor, exercise extreme caution to avoid breaking the delicate wires connected to the filament sensor. Take your time and do not apply excessive force, as this could lead to costly repairs or even render the printer...

After I installed a BLTouch onto my Tornado, I had a leftover limit switch that I always intended to repurpose as a filament runout sensor. I finally got some time to work on this project, but because space is limited on my machine between the...

Duet Magnetic Filament Sensor kit comes with STLs for 1.75 filament only. This is my attempt to rectify the situation for all of us using 2.85 filament. The basic design does not connect to any PTFE/bowden tubes. ...I will be adding designs with...

... Earlier printers will have to use the other.I found it very difficult to set the very sensitive extruder filament sensor for the MMU2S multi-material accessory. I would get it set perfectly but as soon as I tightened the bolts it would be off.

### Filament Sensor/Feeder | Ender 3 | No Supports The stl renders aren't showing up for some reason; there are more parts than just the two clips. Remixed from the following (thingiverse native linking was bugging out) -...

I found it very difficult to set the very sensitive extruder filament sensor for the MMU2S multi-material accessory. I would get it set perfectly but as soon as I tightened the bolts it would be off. Shifting it the tiny amount needed to compensate...

Although it allows the same thing, there is little point in buying the counterbore version since the counterbore is functionally useless in the context of 3D printing, and just ends up allowing extra wiggle room for the tubing, which manifests in...

I recently buy the micro switches from amazon and created a switch holder act like a filament runout sensor. I also added the technical drawings of the switch which I am using. If you want you can use the design without the bowden tubes as well but I...

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.

Did not like the original mounting of the sensor and saw an opportunity to mount it internally so I made this casing that uses the original sensor. Some small adjustment to the microswitch arm may be necessary. What you need: Two M2x20 and...

Recognizing an opportunity to improve upon my earlier creation, I designed this bracket to securely mount the new sensor in exactly the same location as its predecessor. ...Two M4x10mm screws and nuts are necessary for attaching the sensor to the...

This sensor mount redesign utilizes the same sensor as the Prusa MK3 due to the ease of acquiring the PCB on Amazon, Aliexpress, etc. The mount employs the identical screws used for securing trapezoidal nuts. You will require an M2 x 8mm screw...

This project includes a runout sensor for RAISE3D printers. ... Warning: This project remains in the development stage, with ongoing improvements and updates.

I didn't like how the stock sensor holder flopped around. ...Never had an issue with it, bud I created this holder to use instead.

Modified the original runout sensor mount from thing#4597801 to fit a 2020 extrusion. ...Printed and installed on a direct drive Anycubic Vyper.

You just need additional:- Omron Sensor like in the Picture or similar- 2x M3x6 and 2 Nuts- 2 pieces of 1.75mm Bowden

This could lead to false positive under extrusion reports https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Duet3dFilamentMonitor_LaserVersion#Section_Housing_variations This remix of Fractalengineer design for Pulse Generator filament sensor tries to solve the problem...

I am not comfortable with changing the software needed with a low-voltage filament sensor input to the printer.  I modified a short extension chord that is connected in series with the printer input power cable and wall outlet.   The...