filament runout sensor ender 3 3d models

Sunhokey filament sensor holder for Creality Ender 3 V2.

Sunhokey filament sensor holder for Creality Ender 3 V2.

I needed a hassle-free filament runout sensor for my Wanhao i3(Maker Select v2.1) that would seamlessly integrate between the spool holder on the top gantry and also serve as a reliable filament guide. I cleverly combined and adapted barrettdent's...

I needed a simple filament runout sensor for my Wanhao i3(Maker Select v2.1) printer that would be easy to install and take up minimal space, so I could mount it snugly between the spool holder on the top gantry and use it as a filament guide too. I...

I redesigned the Filament sensor bracket for CR-10 to utilize the same sensor after upgrading to a bondtech extruder mounted in bowden configuration. To adapt this setup, simply swap out the printed part within the E3D adapter on the bondtech with...

... grooves to improve the flexability and allow easy insertion and removal of the 608 bearing. I haven't actually wired in the filament runout sensor, but the switch is triggered each time you insert filament, so I have no doubt it will work. ...

This is a bracket designed to hold a filament runout switch directly over an ender 3 pro's direct drive mod. Most existing mounts attach to the bracket that holds the roller, but my printer is fully enclosed and feeds filament from outside, making...

This is a simple Filament Runout Sensor Design I came up with for my Voron printers. ...It uses a left-over microswitch, a magnet and a 10mm ball bearing ball.</p> <p>To built this switch you need:</p> <p>KW10 Micro switch (<br/> <a...

This is a simple Filament Runout Sensor Design I came up with for my Voron printers. It uses a left-over microswitch, a magnet and a 10mm ball bearing ball. ... To built this switch you need: KW10 Micro switch (...

This is a simple Filament Runout Sensor Design I came up with for my Voron printers. It uses a left-over microswitch, a magnet and a 10mm ball bearing ball. ... To built this switch you need: KW10 Micro switch (...

I wanted a very clean and compact design that held the ultra cheap runout sensor I purchased and guided the filament with a roller. This design is very compact, and the filament cannot slip out upon retraction. If your spool holder is close to the...

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...

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;...

## **Filament Runout Sensor with Steel Ball** ### Reliable and simple filament runout detection with low friction ### Operation A steel ball is caught above the filament and drops into a light barrier if filament runs out. To reload filament a...

Realy liked the design of the runout sensor (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4073699) by ryroo211 so I made this mount for it to use it with the extruder arm (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3595328) by IamSLy.

To set up the Filament Sensor Module, simply uncomment the runout sensor section on the firmware near line 776. This will enable the module's functionality. All you need is a mechanical switch with a roller at the end, available from 3D Modular...

... My printer features direct extrusion. By simply commenting out FILAMENT_RUNOUT_SENSOR in Configuration.h from Marlin 1.1.9 and adhering to the compiler output recommendations, all requirements were met without needing any additional modifications.

When you remove the spool holder, it requires you to either eliminate the filament runout sensor (bad idea) or find an alternative way to mount it. This design uses the (4) M5 screws previously used for mounting the spool holder to the T-Slot...

I used the wonderful idea (form https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3743586) to attach the filament [runout sensor from AliExpress](https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000253164602.html) on top of the [X limit switch...

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...

will need 4 extra M3 screws to mount model to printer.install the model on printer first then sensor onto model as the sensor covers a screw hole.E3 Max run-out sensor location has pegs for alignment so this model has locations in the underside that...

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

Added a blocker for the PTFE tube so it does not slide out of the box. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3Rafts: No Supports: NoResolution: 0.2 Infill: 10% Filament: Das Filament PLA Black Notes: Current version: Recreated...

In addition you can print the "bridge" and the "trigger", which will form a filament runout sensor when paired with 2 cylindrical neodymium magnets (6mm dia, 3mm long). These go into the circular cutouts and need to repell each other. You also need...

You can also print the bridge and trigger, which form a filament runout sensor when paired with two 6mm-diameter by 3mm-long cylindrical neodymium magnets. These go into circular cutouts and need to repel each other. You'll also need an optical...

Upgraded filament runout switch for Creality CR-10 features an entire assembly made from aluminum, except the stainless steel tube through which the filament passes and the clear cover printed out of clear PLA. Prototypes were printed to test fit and...

This is a remix of [franpoli](https://www.thingiverse.com/franpoli)'s fantastic filament run-out sensor/limit switch bracket designed for the Creality CR10S, CR10 and Ender 3 with direct drive solutions.\r\n\r\nMade to accommodate the switch used in...

The MakerBot utilizes an endstop sensor to immediately identify when the filament supply is depleted.

remix to allow for use with origonal screw

Now remove the 4 original outer screws from the BTT Smart Filament Runout Sensor & attach it to the SensorPart front using the remaining 4x M3x14mm machines screws that come through from the back. You will see two access holes in the FramePart to...