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This is a compact filament sensor enclosure designed to house a filament sensor that utilizes a PTFE tube to guide the filament. The PTFE tube, precision-cut to expose the filament to a micro-switch with ball bearing, minimizes friction on the...

Part that slots over the exit of the Biqu B1 filament run-out sensor, bridging the gap and guiding the filament to the extruder hole. (May degrade eventually due to material rubbing against the inner wall when loading new filament.) Works fine in...

This is an adapter that will allow you to use Chris Riley's EXCELLENT Filament Sensor and adapt it to a Bondtech BMG extruder. Assuming you are using your bondtech BMG on a Bowden System. This mounts where the E3D collar would be. See the original...

This is an adapter that lets you use Chris Riley's outstanding Filament Sensor with a Bondtech BMG extruder. Since you're working with a Bowden System, this mounts where the E3D collar goes. Check out Chris' original post to see how he set up the...

Filament sensor holder for Dualgear extruder Ender 3/PRO/V2 Needed : DualExtruder

Remix of Ender 3 Filament Sensor Bracket for Direct Drive to add a V-Slot.

The first version features a hole for the hose fitting, allowing you to feed the filament directly into the sensor through a tube. In the second version, an additional guide prevents the filament from coming into contact with the z-axis rod. The...

Adapted the Ender 3 filament guide / runout sensor to use to printer's original z stop. Uses a 6608 bearing for the roller. Print 2 of the spacer, and one of everything else. If you have a 5mm bearing, use that. Otherwise, you can print it. ... ...

I also used the Idea from Sebastiandruckt ( https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4813860) to reduce the Gap for the Filament to 2.4mm, so it does not Stuck between the Sensor and the Guide. You will also need the key.stl from blaiseb's design that...

This is a shorter version of this: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4847434 This also puts the filament sensor above the shaft instead of below, and it pulls it in closer for use in an enclosure. It also keeps the angle from becoming to extreme when...

The second issue is that the endstop's indicator light doesn't completely turn off when filament runs through, so using an optical endstop as a sensor may not work without some adjustments. Testing will happen once I finish my 300x300x600 hypercube....

People with an Ender 3 or Ender 3 Pro who have installed a direct drive conversion, like my basaraba_innovations kit, can benefit from a filament runout sensor. To install this feature, you will need the following additional items: * A small piece...

Adopted the "spare out" to use this sensor with a higher variety of limit swichtes, cause of different solder joint. Also added smaler holes to insert two pieces of ptfe tube for more filament stability. Cheers and thx to 3djpco for his great...

V2 - No added bracing - regular V3 - Bracing added - regular V4 - Bracing Added - reverse This version only uses the single screw and allows for the sensor to swing freely so your filament is stress free. Do not over tighten the screw - Get...

This is a filament run-out sensor designed to be inserted on a reverse bowden setup (on the feed-in tube to the extruder).I designed it for my Muldex 3D printer.Details about the printer: https://github.com/3dprintingworld/MULDEXEdit: The “standard”...

An Ender 3 or possibly Ender Pro filament runout sensor is created using the original Z Axis Endstop, which is no longer required since BL-Touch is installed. Additional components needed: * Two M3 * 12 screws for Z-axis mounting (the original...

The Filament Sensor I used is the SainSmart Optical Endstop Switch, found at https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EVOKHPO/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1. For Pi wiring information, visit...

The faulty stock sensor failed to function within just a few short hours of usage. ...Fortunately, I had an extra endstop sensor on hand, which prompted me to create my very own custom design. ...To my delight, it performed flawlessly!

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

Support only for outer ring is recommended. Includes 2 holes for original screws from K1 filament sensor mountAlso has hole for mounting this to custom X stepper cover...

You will see the sensor in action on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPz0gvats5g The sensor will require the following settings in klipper firmware. ...You will find the settings in the file "klipper-settings-jamsensor.txt" You need 2 x M3...

What you will needed: Printed 4 parts of holder - attachment to the Vslot 20x20 mm 2 screws M3x10 mm with Imbus head 3 (and the imbus wrench) 1 connector 2.54 3pin 2.54mm Pitch (SN-28B/SN-01bm Crimping Tool) 6 pins to the 2.54 connector 3 1p...

To mount a TriangleLab filament runout sensor on an Ender 3, start by printing the simple mount provided. Then, press it firmly into the top 2020 extrusion of your printer and secure the filament sensor in place using the included nuts and screws. To...

In addition you will need a length of PTFE tube to run from the smart sensor to the extruder in order to ensure that there is always a known length of filament between the sensor and the extruder.See my installation guide for a Creality Ender 3 on my...

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...

if you have a direct extruder on your Ender 3, you might want to mount your filament-runout-sensor on the top rail below your filament. The mounting-plate swivels on a standard 608zz-ball-bearing and the base clips onto the top rail. The parts are...

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

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.