filament sensor octoprint 3d models

... clearance if using an e-chain on your X axis. Hardware Required: (1) M4X20mm BHCS (1) M4 Jam Nut (or Regular Hex Nut) (2) M3 Jam Nut (2) M3X25 SHCS Sensor Used: https://www.amazon.com/Sunhokey-Printer-Filament-Detection-Detecting/dp/B07JJ2835X

This is a filament runout sensor basded on an endstop on a pcb. It is for 1.75mm filament. I recommend drilling ou the hole for the filament to 2mm to reduce the friction. Also you will need for better reliability 2 M3 16-18mm to hold the switch...

To assemble this adapter, I used a 0.1 layer height with 100% infill settings, identical to those used by ryroo211 for their Filament Runout Sensor, which is made from PLA material. ... For optimal results, I recommend using a M4x12 screw paired with...

To connect the wires between the sensor PCB and the contacts inside the Finders filament cartridge slot, located at the back of the printer, you'll need to perform some basic soldering tasks. The PCB mounts upside down for optimal performance, as...

This is a mount made to fit a filament runout sensor on my Ender 3 V2. PAY ATTENTION! It has a coupler at one end for 1.75 filament. I am using a bowden tube from the dryer to this mount. You can put a little piece of tube there, otherwise it...

This revolutionary filament sensor detects either filament runout or filament jams using an optoelectronic sensor that tracks a slotted wheel's rotation, triggered by filament movement. The sensor compares this data with extruder step signals from...

I recently mounted my filament spool on the top rail using these parts: Spool Top Mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5407700 Filament Guide: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5407451 Since I did that I wanted to take the stress off the filament...

The author of the [original filament sensor](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3352422), which I use here, tested the design with an "1830". For my switch I didn't need any screws to fix the board. Your mileage may vary. I removed the cable...

This design moves the filament senor up where it is much easier to both see and access the idler screw.The holder for the sensor is secured by only one point (screw) which allows it to rotate. Regardless of how much it was tighten, I always was...

My CR10 v2 filament sensor was unreliable to say the least. I made this shim to go under it to help keep the little lever alighned. It fit my printer well and solved the problem. I don't know what else it would fit. I would recomend doing it whether...

... like the CR-S Pro. I was having trouble with filament breaking on a print and the printer not detecting it since TM3D mounted the sensors right next to the spool. ... Inspired by the CR-10S Pro I moved both sensors to just before the feed motors.

Use hot glue/ super glue as necessary on the lever magnet.(housing magnet will be held into place regardless) Place lever into its proper cavity, ensuring that the top bit of the arm resides within the gap of the plastic prongs on the filament...

Parts needed: * filament width sensor see http://objectswithintelligence.weebly.com/ * 3 wire voltage display (0-30v input), (0-5v supply) from ebay (see picture) * USB cable - can recycle one with a micro USB that no longer charges *USB charger -...

 Filament pushes the bearing aside, which moves the lever into the optical sensor, which breaks the beam.I used a cheap sensor off Amazon that supports 2.7-5v (MakerHawk Optical Endstop). ... On these, the plug faces inward with the sensor, so...

This mount for a standard filament runout sensor using a 605ZZ bearing allowing the runout sensor to pivot as the X Carriage moves left to right reducing torque loading on the extruder stepper at the extremes. With this thing the "nose" of the...

This is a simple sleeve that fits over an optical sensor that allows you to insert Capricorn tubing (~4mm outer diameter) on either side to turn it into a filament runout sensor. I had some LM393 Optical Speed Sensors laying around leftover from a...

Version 3 available: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4577785 Designed to save space by reducing the machine's height or eliminating the need for a filament holder on top. In line with our company philosophy, I created a sensor holder that conceals...

This mount replaces the backplate on a Big Tree Tech Smart Filament Sensor so it can be mounted either horizontally or vertically on an aluminum extrusion. I mounted the sensor to a 3030 extrusion but it will work for other size extrusions too.The...

Laser Pipe Filament Runout Sensor Provided as is: This uses a small Laser to pass light through a transparent Bowden Tube Pipe to detect if the Filament has Runout or snapped. No need to have any break in the Bowden Tube maybe good for flexible...

This is an attempt to make the PRUSA MK3 filament sensor work safely, reliably, and also with any type of filament, even if it's transparent. The attempt is (as now) 100% successful (with just one beta tester, that is me), so feedback from other...

Added more space between sensor and stepper to improve filament grab. Also adjusted the hinge for smooth operation. The filament exit was repositioned to align perfectly with the stepper entrance. A handy hinge was added to make it easy to remove...

I bought an original filament sensor from Creality itself but I didn't want to disassemble the whole printer to attach it. So I designed an addon for the Filament Guide, designed by Filboyt. (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2917932), so I can easly...

I'm sure plenty of you know the trick of taking your old Z axis sensor and repurposing it as you filament runout sensor. I included the wiring diagram that you need to make this work. past that you only thing you will need is a 4.5mm BB from a BB...

This is a new bracket for the Sidewinder X1 filament sensor and a new housing for the original microswitch. The new housing is designed to feed the filament through a PTFE hose. The holes are intended for a 4mm hose, but would have to be drilled out...

One very important thing to note is that if you want to use auto-unload when the sensor is triggered, you'll need to bend the metal arm so that it presses down on the button as the filament unloads. ...It's a good idea to test this setup before...

Stützen nur im Bereich der großen Bohrungen, This is a compensation plate for the filament sensor when installing a BondTech BMG extruder on a CR-10 V2. The height and depth offset were taken into account. 4x M3 threaded inserts, e.g. from Ruthex,...

Stützen nur im Bereich der großen Bohrungen, **************************************************************************************************************** This is a compensation plate for the filament sensor when installing a BondTech BMG extruder...

Please check out my Upgrade, Settings (Cura) Guide for the Anycubic: [Guide](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3409767) Check out my settings and upgrade guide for the Anycubic printer: [Upgrade Guide](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3409767)...

This design uses the original extruder mount as a base mount for a filament runout sensor, consisting of a creality z-stop switch. In my case the switch labeled with "2030". The author of the original filament sensor, which I use here, tested the...

Compact filament cleaner for mounting on a side of your printer, with holder of PTFE pipe and sensor for detection of jammed or end-of-filament. To clean the filament, use a part of sponge curlpapers found in your wife's, girl's, or mother's...