ender 3 filament sensor 3d models

This is a remix to hold the following filament sensor: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07N2GQHQT/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 or similar. It also includes an upgraded mount using the frame bolt to secure it in place. ... ...

... Thanks to Michael for sharing! This filament guide and run-out sensor bracket measures 46.5x28.7x27.0mm, is made from PLA material with a diameter of 1.77m, weighs 5g, and takes 43 minutes to print at a layer height of 0.12.

Wanted a simple easy-to-print design to mount the BTT Smart Filament Sensor before my extruder on my CR10 S4, Ender 3 Pro, and Ender 3 V2. It is designed to line up with the Winsinn dual gear extruder and has not been tested on any others yet. ... -...

I engineered this attachment specifically for use with a direct drive Ender 3 and Sunholy filament sensor. It easily fits onto the top 20mm x 20mm track. ...While no tools are required, mounting screws are included for added security through three 3mm x...

This fits this runout sensor. ... https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07N2GQHQT/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I made this after changing my filament support mount. ...so it's a simple mounting point that fits the extruded metal and sits nice and centre

I made the holder smaller to align the filament with the bowden extruder's intake more effectively. This setup has become my daily norm and it worked flawlessly during testing. ... Link to fitting runout switch:...

You'll also need a few extra components, including a RunOut Sensor with a wheel (available on AliExpress), 608 bearings (commonly used in skateboard wheels and other applications), M4 x 16mm bolts, and M4 nuts (spare parts from the Ender 3). The...

ENDER 3 S1

This is a mount for the stock Ender 3 z-endstop to use as a filament runout sensor, It mounts to the frame using the original z leadscrew guide plate screws for a very solid installation. It also prevents the filament from touching the z rod. You...

### 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) -...

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.

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...

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...

Filament out sensor fits Ender 3 V2.

Filament Runout Sensor Mount for Ender 3 (Pro)

This is a filament sensor holder for the Ender 3. I used the add-ons holder from thing:3798196 and attached a box which holds the Creality brand filament sensor. The sensor just slides in from the top. The wire reaches if you route the cord...

The ideas was to do a support for the filament sensor perfectly aligned to the extruder motor in ender 3. ... Put supports in the printing to have less problems of blocked filament inside

It's a little basket to store your filament runout sensor when you don’t use it. ...I designed it for my ender 3 but I guess it should be ok with other Creality printers which have the same bracket.

It's a little basket to store your filament runout sensor when you don’t use it. ...I designed it for my ender 3 but I guess it should be ok with other Creality printers which have the same bracket.

Mount this filament sensor on your Ender 3 using a simple setup. Get the required parts at http://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/b9Ef3TZQ. To attach it, I used a 30mm M3 bolt. You can print the sensor standing upright without any supports. On March 24th,...

Improved Filament motion sensor for Ender 3 V2. Not only detects a filament runout, it also detects a nozzle clog and pauses the print safely. Intended for use with klipper. ... ##Used Parts [M3 20mm...

the Ender 3v2 extruder did not line up and led to fast wearing on outfeed and eventually fault triggers on sensor. Remix to fit alignment of the Creality Ender 3 v2 extruder. Mount shifted over and down. Sensor tighten tolerance around filament and...

So, I decided to remove it from the Ender and repurpose it as a filament sensor. I connected it to the Raspberry PI and used the "Octoprint Enclosure" plugin to detect when the filament ran out, which worked seamlessly. Next, I printed the case for...

So I thought of unscrewing it from the Ender and making it into a filament sensor. I connected it to the Raspberry PI, and use the "Octoprint Enclosure" plugin to detect when the filament runs out. Works pretty well. After printing the case for the...

Filament Sensor Mount for the Ender 3 - A Simple yet Effective Solution Are you tired of dealing with messy filament threads on your Ender 3? Look no further! This ingenious mount not only keeps your workspace tidy but also serves as a reliable guide...

... to help cover the time of design. Thanks, Enjoy! Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Pro Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.20 Infill: 20% Filament: any PLA any Category: 3D Printer Accessories

It doesn't sit as far out on the side of the machine as his design, and will still use the filament runout sensor plate used in his design. In fact, you'll have to download the runout sensor plate, and roller files from his design page. However,...

While ago I installed bl-touch on my Ender 3 and was left with a spare z-axis endstop so I decided to use it as a filament sensor (from software and electronic point of view I followed [this tutorial](https://youtu.be/gwHpXaj_6xE)). I looked through...