filament runout sensor ender 3 3d models

... the red part made by the bridge Please install with the one below! ・Filament Guide For Ender 3 S1 or other creality printers https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5319501 ・Screwless Belt Cover For Ender 3 S1 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5319410

Did not like any of the BTT smart filament sensor mounting things already posted. They all seemed precarious to me. Press fit over the edge of the sheet metal or cantilevered off the Z-axis nut screws. This one mounts on to the V-roller bolt.

I made this bracket to work with my direct drive setup on my ender 3. It clips around the stepper motor so its very easy to install. The bracket fits pretty snug so it wont pop off while printing. ...It does reduce how high you can print but you can...

... filament sensor and allow a capricorn tube to be inserted. ...I use this to guide filament from my dryer box to the sensor.The sensor has a small screw protruding slightly from the back. ...This grips on the adapter and holds it in place pretty firmly.

Mount the filament sensor well above the profile by printing a sturdy holder.\r\nTo avoid tedious drilling operations, simply use strong double-sided tape to secure the sensor in place.

I reworked the original design so it could be mounted on the left side of the Ender 3 printer. Modifications to the main structure: I attached a bracket mount based on the model found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4346750. This addition...

This replaces the X-axis motor cover/limit switch box one that contains mounts for the Creality CR-10 filament runout switch v2 and a PTFE tube fitting -- perfect for direct-drive setups. (The X-axis limit switch installs into this as well.) The...

I needed a filament sensor guide that works with a direct drive to go with my cheap Amazon filament sensor. Use a zip tie to secure the filament sensor to the mount. I designed it with a zip tie vs using the holes because it seems that many of the...

I needed a filament sensor guide that works with a direct drive to go with my cheap Amazon filament sensor. Use a zip tie to secure the filament sensor to the mount. I designed it with a zip tie vs using the holes because it seems that many of the...

I designed this bracket to relocate the filament run out sensor to the middle so the angle of the filament is centred when having 2 spools fitted. ...Print on its side to avoid layers from separating.

The original design didn't quite line up the filament guide on my Ender 3 (original) so I added a shim. You'll need longer screws! Works perfectly now. I've included the original STL too. You may need to scale the Z a tad bit more but I didn't...

I tweaked the base version of this, by mtsgsd, to fit comfortably on my Ender 3 Pro printer after it didn't sit right initially. I added a longer attachment point with some quick hacking. It still doesn't slide in fully, but now it sits securely and...

I'm remixing the Bondtech BMG dual extruder design to utilize a widely available Chinese filament sensor from AliExpress, replacing the original CR-10 filament sensor that I don't have on hand. The resulting design should be compatible with most 3D...

Remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4823560 I already had the sensor in a plastic case, I just needed the sensor holder. The case has 2 vertical holes diameter 3mm apart 20mm and 23mm from the edge. I just designed a holder that would work...

... the original file (upside down). This print should not need supports. I recommend using this mod in tandem with this filament sensor holder that allows you to run PTFE tubing from either end of the sensor https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5346708

The bracket provides an alternative way to fixate the filament sensor to the gantry. ...This can be useful, for example, in case the dedicated original spool holder fails, or is removed from the machine.

Useful in case you don't want to use the delivered spool holder (where the filament sensor is to be mounted). ...For best results rotate to its side before printing.

Attach to the extruder bracket via the brass z-axis nut. ...See pictures for illustration. Amazon Filament Sensor: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08QJDSZCL/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Also, I made it so that supports are not needed. This is a remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:398515 Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20% Filament: Generic PLA Black ...

A modification of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3392818 to allow a filament senor https://www.amazon.com/gp/productAllow for the cable chain support at the extruder as well as a filament run-out sensor. 

Filament sensor using only a limit switch, filament, cable and a few centimeters of bowden (PTFE) tubeCompatible with stock mount for direct drive printersSensor de filamento que solo requiere de un limit switch, filamento, cable y un par de...

Depending on your setup the filament sensor housing can be mounted or left flying if you have some stiff PTFE tubing and a enclosure wall to hold it in place. ... The ribbon clip with no PTFE guide hole was used to manage the ADXL345 ribbon cable I...

I've drilled a 4mm hole in the extruder arm, and used a short piece of PTFE tube to connect the sensor and extruder together for easier filament loading. The fit is quite tight so you might have to experiment with scailing the model or using...

This new design enables the filament sensor to rotate freely, effectively preventing any tangling or snapping of the filament. I thoroughly searched through Thangs to find the simplest yet dependable bearing for 3D printing. Despite this, I still had...

A mount for the creality filament run out sensor which does not mean taking the whole Z Axis apart!4 x M3 x 16 nuts and M3 bolts required for the sensor to mount to the plate. Printed on 0.20 layer height with PLA.</p><p>This is a remix, but I have...

This is a new version of my filament guide (using original 604 bearing) + filament runnout sensor holder (using original Z limit switch) combo but this time used when the filament spool is on the side of the printer and not on the top. ... It is meant...

This is a new version of my filament guide (using original 604 bearing) + filament runnout sensor holder (using original Z limit switch) combo but this time used when the filament spool is on the side of the printer and not on the top. It is meant...

I build the Case for the Sensor and Remixed the Filament Guide an arm in. I use a three wire Sensor connected to Octopi. To close the Case i used four M1.7*6 Screws, but you can just "click" it on. If your Sensor doesn't trigger right, you can...

Filament Sensor Type !!!EZOut v2: https://www.th3dstudio.com/product/ezout-v2-filament-sensor-only-replacement-spare/Note: You can grab the same thing from AliExpress (which is what I did) -- they are exactly the same!!! This will probably not work...

I have adjusted this mount by Brogio to make it work with a dual drive extruder as the height of the sensor was perfect for the original extruder but with the dual drive the input side is a few millimetres higher causing the filament to bend and bind...