creality filament sensor 3d models

Remove the 6 screws on the back of the sensor and reuse them to mount the printed part to the sensor housing Then use 2 M3x14 screws and 2 M3 roll-in/hammerhead T-nuts to mount it to the frame after the panels are installed. ...It's designed for the 6mm...

It has an button inside, so it works as a filament runout sensor. You will need only some screws (M4, M2) and 608 bearing. If you haven't 608 bearing, you can print this: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4628063 Loading and unloading filaments...

Mount and cover for a filament runout sensor switch. It can be screwed above the 3D printer (on the IKEA LACK table surface or other). Filament tube goes through both sides (and through the table surface) for a smooth filament feed. @ Here is how...

Luckily, the guide cracked instead of the more critical filament sensor. Filament sometimes slipped off the wheel, so I adjusted its size and ensured it can't drift away. The sensor cable can be attached firmly using a zippy. I tightened the bolt for...

I needed a straightforward run-out sensor that I could attach directly to the 2020 frame of my printer. ...After browsing through various designs on Thingiverse, none of them met my requirements - they were either too bulky or not designed for a 2020...

Just my design CR10 sensor support and PTFE guide to the extruder. This guide uses the surface between the extruder and the mounting bracket of the extruder. it is 2.5mm thick, so you will have to use longer screws. Also, this avoid the brass...

I optimized the housing setup, eliminating the need to cut a PTFE tube for the sensor connection. Now, only two small tubes are required for in-and-out access, making the process significantly simpler and less stressful. ...This streamlined approach...

... stock extruder and bowden spool setup. ... To do this, include the following parts: 2 x M2.5x6 Allen screws 1 x End stop sensor - replace with one from the Anycubic i3 mega set 1 x Bowden tube (available in various lengths) 1 x M10 pneumatic connector

... screws or nuts required! ... Just fit the sensor into the part. You need to cut the PTFE tube that connects to the extruder. Please measure and adjust the cutting length by yourself. ... You can also screw M6 size fittings into the parts.

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This upgrades the bottom of the sensor with a built-in 2020 mount. Designed specifically for my Ender-5, it sits atop the top extrusion and extends over the Y-axis motor. In theory, this should work seamlessly on any other printer using T-nuts as...

... than the original. Additional designs I've created include a filament sensor and a filament guide with an integrated duster/oiler, which can be found on Thingiverse. ... I hope you find my designs useful and enjoy your printing experience.

This is a remake of: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2948349 This version incorporates a built-in filament guide.

... the file. The new screw hole should move a bit toward the side so the filament is going straight to the filament hole of the extruder or if you have a bmg clone just add a short tubing to prevent the filament from rubbing onto the plastic piece.

Added a funnel guide so that it is easier to load the filament without turning the printer around, a rim so that the halves lock better together and a bypass for flexible filaments. I had to bend the lever as shown and ad a little pedestal to get the...

For my top spool holder, I'm using this design: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3051210 To prevent the filament sensor from moving during the print, thanks to RandoMax for finding a solution (see comments here and his make:...

... all ears. ... I relocated my Spool holder and didn't like any of the other sensor holders.  So I made my own.  The holes can be tapped for M3 or you can just thread it with a M3 screw.  I used 2x, M3 x 16 screws. ...I print this standing on its side.

Reverse Bowden IR Sensor Cover for the MK3s I've included three versions, one designed specifically for the PC4-M10 pass-through connector and another tailored for the PC4-M6 connector. A new version has also been added for the PC4-M5 connector.

Designed and added swivel bracket and angle bracket to align sensor directly down to direct drive modification. 5mm countersunk screws needed with nylock nuts. Features: - Angle bracket has a rebated Hex to take a nylock nut to allow a flush...

... Svo1 with a BMG extruder upgrade. ... Works best with white PTFE tubes. You will need M3 screws. The sensor goes just above the BMG and attaches to the PTFE coming out of it. The print clamps on to the PTFE tube when screwed together. ... Enjoy!!

This is a remake of the fantastic runout sensor designed by Bwaslo, with one key modification: I decided to relocate it to the top of my printer's bar instead of hanging it down, which saved valuable build height in the process. ...To achieve this, I...

Human: Runout Sensor Mount Instructions You Will Need: * Three 2mm screws and bolts to secure the mount in place. Printer Settings: * Printer Model: Prusa I3 Based * Rafts: Disabled for this print job. * Supports: No support structures will be...

I printed this modell in ABS because my enclosure gets a little to hot for PLA.I am using a cheap aliexpress runout sensor for my ender 3 v2.I added some tape to hold the cable. ...Maybe I will add something to the modell in future for the...

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

I installed a funnel guide to simplify loading the filament without needing to rotate the printer, added a rim to enhance the locking mechanism between the two halves, and incorporated a bypass feature for flexible filaments. To ensure smooth...

We need to get our simple filament running on the EZR Strooder, and it requires a clicky toggle switch that we can easily source from Amazon.

This is a remix from a number of existing designs. ... I used the Ender 3 Filament Guide by kruselandon12 as a starting point.

This is a reworked version for 3030 frames and PTFE tubes, designed for extended use and improved accuracy to prevent mistaken filament misdetection errors.

... replaced with a smaller one, giving the device a more refined look and feel. To address concerns about the filament entrance being positioned at 90 degrees, I modified the model to incorporate a gentle curve that doubles as a guide for the filament.

I just tried to simplify and strengthen this model. ...This one does not need supports to print. You will need some small pieces of filament tubing at the filament entry and exit points. ...That's something I did not see explained in the original.