filament runout sensor w basic klipper config by 3d models

AND as a bonus, the filament loads perfectly as the v groove created by the 2 orings keeps the filament perfectly centered to capture the exit hole when loading. Ive included the freecad file, and step What you will need. 1 Optical sensor. I...

... change to fix in others setups. If you only want the enclosure, print the Sensor B + Sensor B (Mirror). To assembly, i use a spare filament (1,75mm diameter) to fix the Sensor in the enclosure (holes) and 2 M3x10 screws + 2 Brass plastic Inserts.

I was unable to find a filament sensor that matched the size of my micro switch, which measured 12.9mm x 6.5mm x 5.9mm using my calipers. All available sensors were too large. In response, I quickly created my own sensor. I designed it with a cover...

This is a compact and efficient sensor mount engineered specifically for mounting a PCB-attached, mechanically-driven micro-switch type mechanical end stop designed to detect when the end of the filament is reached. ...An exemplary illustration of this...

Some of the other filament sensors weren't working great for me so I made this one. ...&nbsp;Space to fit some PTFE in each end to prevent the PLA from eating away at the print.&nbsp;</p>

Some of the other filament sensors weren't working great for me so I made this one. ... Space to fit some PTFE in each end to prevent the PLA from eating away at the print.

Stig_ designed a great housing for a filament run-out sensor (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2443425). My only issue was with the LED light that would shine when filament is in the sensor. So I have filled the unused/light-emitting holes and...

Sensor de filamento con optoacoplador.

This is my filament sensor remix for [these switches from Amazon](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00MFRMFS6/ref=cm_sw_su_dp). I also enlarged the filament hole to fit a length of 4mm PFTE tube, which should give a very smooth filament path, and it plugs...

Converted my Ender 3 Pro to direct drive and could not find a bracket that would work with the stock Creality sensor without changing the spool mount, or putting the filament in a bind. This lets me use the stock spool mount turned around to the...

Well I made a simple little Filament motion sensor. It is not complicated and all its elements can be printed with ease. I personally printed the wheels with a layer thickness of 0.1mm using PETG material, which proved to be an excellent choice. The...

... ...Thanks to this solution, the filament does not scar during withdrawal.The original case does not have the option of fitting a guide tube, and in my case the "sharp" edge blocked the filament. ... It also contains space for a sponge or cleaning felt.

... sensor. ...So getting to the back of my Ender 5+ to swap out and feed the filament was a pain, even when it wasn't a direct drive. I made this little part to bring it around the side. ...The holes are all able to tap so I didn't design tapped holes.

... sensor. ...So getting to the back of my Ender 5+ to swap out and feed the filament was a pain, even when it wasn't a direct drive. I made this little part to bring it around the side. ...The holes are all able to tap so I didn't design tapped holes.

Just a little mount for the Ender 5+ to relocate the sensor. ...So getting to the back of my Ender 5+ to swap out and feed the filament was a pain, even when it wasn't a direct drive. ...I made this little part to bring it around the side.

I bought a filament sensor but because I had a direct drive, I needed to mount it in a different place. Figured I'd share this in case someone else wanted to mount it on the top bar like I did. ...I'll post pics soon!

Threw together a flat mounting bracket for the sensor so it's closer to the extruder, causing less filament to be unloaded and go to waste. ...At 100% infill it seems sturdy enough to do the job, may add a stiffener on the bottom side if it starts to...

It effectively detects when filament runs out during printing.\r\n\r\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-oLVpIYh2k\r\n\r\nPosition this mounting right before the extruder so the extruder can easily unload filament once it is empty.\r\n\r\nWe developed...

I've created this filament run-out sensor using your choice of filament and just two strips of aluminum can. I haven't tested it yet, but it should work as long as the aluminum is free of any paint or plastic coating. Two strips of roughly 3.25mm...

This is my filament sensor remix for these switches from Amazon. I also enlarged the filament hole to fit a length of 4mm PFTE tube, which should give a very smooth filament path, and it plugs nicely into my reverse Bowden mount. ...Just carve out in...

A small end-of-filament optical detector, which operates with basic functionality, employs two microtubes of PTFE (preferably Capricorn) along with the most flexible pen spring possible. The more flexible it is, the less it will impede the passage...

Tried Klipper (I REALLY really want to go Klipper, but my 3D Touch knock off, doesn't like it at all). I also have no idea how many grams this takes. I did the top in clear and the bottom in Yellow. ...Bottom (with bracket) took 3.5hrs, the top took...

You need -two M3x20 cylinder head screws to fasten the sensor to the bracket.

I created this to get the filament sensor working on my R17. It's a simple setup and I didn't use any bowden couplings to secure the hose. Instead, I cutted the bowden hose about 70-80mm below the extruder and pushed both ends into the plastic part....

This version is a remix inspired by the design at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2289476 created by mariors50, incorporating a new feature that allows for the detection of excess diameter and folds in the filament. These issues often occur towards...

this is the sensor inside... ... https://www.ebay.it/itm/Finecorsa-ottico-end-stop-con-cavo-stampante-stampa-3D-printer-prusa-CNC-mendel/222448606842?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649

I'm getting a reading from the sensor inside. I've got the link to check out. ...It's over on eBay, where you can find this Finecorsa optical end stop with a printed cable for 3D printing, Prusa, CNC, or Mendel machines.

I have remixed this excellent Smart sensor design to fit on an Ender 3 V2 modified for Direct Drive inside a Lack enclosure. ... Changes: * Made the housing in two parts to make assembly easier * Added a mounting bracket to screw into a T-Nut in the...

Next up was an oil can designed specifically for lubricating the filament as it passes through various mechanisms. To get everything up and running smoothly, all you need to do is enable the relevant setting in your Marlin software and connect to...

After seeing the design in http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1646220 i set myself to remix it to add the following Bracket to mount it to my frame Oil can to lubricate filament as it passes through ... Just enable the setting in marlin and connect...