filament runout sensor ender 3d models

This relocation tab replaces the stock spool holder and centers the sensor for appearances. ...If it is printed mirrored then the sensor will be in a more stock like location.

I wanted to buy a filament sensor, but I saw that the prices of filament sensors are too expensive for a simple pushbutton or switch, so I wanted to print one myself.I ended up with such a project and I wanted to share it with you on Thingiverse in...

This remix is basically a holder for @TBA's runout sensor case which can be mounted on the top, vertical extrusion rail of your 3D printer.Parts needed1x ±50mm PTFE tube4x 4mm M3 screws (for the end stop and case lid) 1x 15mm M3 screw1x M3...

This sensour housing is a littlebit mor wider, so that the tube matches directly into the extruder of the CR-10 V3 if you use this holder: 4934731_CR-10_v3_Filament_Sensor_Holder

I've taken the original design and modified it to screw the filament sensor case into place instead of snapping it together. ...This is a revised version made possible with the powerful tools found in Fusion 360.

Derivative from misterT to screw the filament sensor case instead of snap it. Made in Fusion360 Print instructionsPrinted in ABS without supports

As optical sensors usually have problems with translucent and transparent filaments, a mechanical microswitch is a good solution to reliably check for the filament. I wanted the sensor to be as small as possible without using screws. I added several...

Let Your Dreams Come True With the CR-Scan Liza Valentine's Day Custom Package.Support the project here: https://creality-cr-scan-lizard.kckb.st/b4c3a362 This is an improved version of a device that combines a filament rounout sensor and a filament...

This is a case for the stock filament sensor board from my CR-10 v3. I've added threaded holes for the filament to go through PTFE tubing. I've also added a conical section inside the body to help guide the filament where it catches in the stock...

Original did not line up with the feeder very well on my Ender 3 V2. Should fit the Ender 3 as well, but not tested. Created in TinkerCad so pretty basic design. Slides in place tightly on top of stepper motor. ...No additional tools or screws...

I have made a remix with Meshmixer to get a part so that the filament enters fluidly through the filament sensor and that it does not jerk, that is why I have merged the "rkotara" part with the "Rockymtngeek" part and for the bearing part 608zz you...

CR-10 V3 have some issue with filament sensor giving too much drag & strain on the filament I designed this mod so i can mount the sensor directly under the filament spool I never had to print things higher than 300mm, but you should note that this...

... quickly. The sensor is mounted in reverse, I'm aware of that. It works perfectly fine like this and no modifications were made to it. Changing the filament with this setup attached at the extruder can take some time, but it's definitely doable.

Remixed from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4421863 I added a dual-gear extruder to my Sunlu S8, and the filament sensor didn't line up. I didn't really feel like I needed the sensor to drop, so I just made the mount to line it back up with the...

This is for use with aftermarket extruder, Extended guide roller mount to accommodate larger roller for an easier filament turn.

Couvercle pour capteur de fin de filament avec roulement avec une "aeration" Adapté pour https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4711877 Impression Logo face au bed

Over the last couple of days after adding a Thingiverse spool adapter, I then printed a filament adapter. I wanted to reuse the stock Z-Stop, so I took to Fusion 360 to design a holder around the stock microswitch. I've included all the files in case...

This meant that the filament sensor was not in a good place anymore. To make the sensor continue to be useful, I moved it to the top extrusion. I built this in Fusion360, and include the fusion file and a STEP, as well as the stl's. There are...

To make this work, you'll need the following: * OctoPrint: http://octoprint.org * Filament Plugin: https://github.com/MoonshineSG/OctoPrint-Filament * Filament Sensor: https://www.amazon.com/Optical-Endstop-Switch-Drucker/dp/B00UFW13ZO Here's how to...

Note: due to the general abandonment of Thingiverse and recent security issues, I've moved my designs to the Prusa Printers site: https://www.prusaprinters.org/social/171511-djos_1475/prints...

This meant that the filament sensor was not in a good place anymore. To make the sensor continue to be useful, I moved it to the top extrusion. I built this in Fusion360, and include the fusion file and a STEP, as well as the stl's. There are 2...

I don't know yet if the plastic guides will wear out with normal ABS/PLA. ...It certainly will if you print abrasive filaments. ...I might do a version with PTFE tube inserts if needed.

This is a Remix of 2 Different Designs: Filament Sensor Case by @STIG_ : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2443425 For details on how to install and use the Filament Sensor, please see the above Design. ...it's designed to work with the cheap and...

This is a remix of the extruder mount for these cable chains while using the Ender 3 filament runout sensor. ...You will have to replace the screws with M3x20mm.</p>

I remixed those two parts and voila I have a stable tube holder including a dust filter for my Ender-3 S1 Pro. There are 2 small gaps on the E3S1ProDust.stl but they are not making it instable. ... I cleaned them in Version: E3S1ProDust no gaps.stl...

OctoPrint: http://octoprint.org Filament Plugin: https://github.com/MoonshineSG/OctoPrint-Filament Filament Sensor:...

No hardware, fast print, long throw filament out sensor. This switch housing and plunger are designed for rapid printing without supports and do not require anything more than the switch, some bowden tubing, and possibly a small amount of unused...

... holes instead of one. ...To secure it firmly in place, I employed two robust M3 x 12 screws paired with sturdy t-slot nuts on the frame. Additionally, I used two longer M3 x 20 screws and corresponding nuts specifically designed for the sensor itself.

The goal is to improve filament flow for a smoother input into my new Bondtech Dual Gear Extruder. I also observed that the columns supporting the switch are quite fragile, even when printed at 80% infill density. To address this issue, I added...

I was looking to create a holder for an end-of-filament sensor with a mini roller micro switch. Rather than starting from scratch, I adapted an existing model that you can find here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2814724/files+ The rods to hold...