filament sensor 3d models

I needed a reliable and low resistance filament runout sensor for a printer that I'm designing. Clearly, credit for inspiration goes to the Prusa sensor design though i wanted to make the lever ratio a little higher to be less sensitive to...

Add and configure either https://plugins.octoprint.org/plugins/filament_sensor/ or https://plugins.octoprint.org/plugins/filament_sensor_reloaded/ to enable the sensor. I needed to clip one of the tabs off of the sensor lid to keep it from...

So added a BLT to my Ender 5 and made myself a holder for the Z endstop to use as a filament runout sensor. Its meant to be mounted on to the frame with M3 screws and T-nuts. The mount is made so you can rotate the house as you like. Use the screws...

So added a BLT to my Ender 5 and made myself a holder for the Z endstop to use as a filament runout sensor. Its meant to be mounted on to the frame with M3 screws and T-nuts. The mount is made so you can rotate the house as you like. Use the screws...

To enable firmware changes in Marlin, add the following lines in the "Configuration.h" file: # define FILAMENT_RUNOUT_SENSOR if ENABLED(FILAMENT_RUNOUT_SENSOR) # define FIL_RUNOUT_INVERTING true // set to true to invert the logic of the sensor. #...

The following screws are required for attachment: 2 x M3x15 2 x M3x7 with countersunk head The filament sensor is simply screwed onto part 2 of the holder from behind. The cable of the filament holder can then be shortened to approx. 20 cm on the...

This is a remix of micahjj's and ryroo211's Filament Runout Sensor mounts designed to allow you to reuse z endstop switch as a runout sensor on Ender 3 v2's that have been upgraded with a BLTouch/CRtouch. I added some screw holes to the sides of the...

In pins_ANET_10.h, comment with "//" #define SERVO0_PIN 27 (or maybe replace "27" with "-1" to steal the servo pin?) and define filament sensor pin here: #define FIL_RUNOUT_PIN 27 You can find my Marlin configurations in attached text file, tested...

This mount to keep the sensor out of the build area allowing the ability to use the full height of Z and allows the filament sensor to pivot and slide with the movement of the print head. I added some PTFE tubing into the filament guide arm to...

You will have to adjust the PINS according to your printer’s main board. First, start by printing the needed pintables: Filament Runout Sensor: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3142660 Filament Tangle Sensor/Runout Sensor:...

This is a very simple filament runout sensor to be added to your Prusa mk2s. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ss9GOlhPqW8 I have choosen, for reliability reasons to use an endstop switch instead of an optical sensor. They are very cheap, easy to find...

This is a very simple filament runout sensor to be added to your Prusa mk2s. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ss9GOlhPqW8 I have choosen, for reliability reasons to use an endstop switch instead of an optical sensor. They are very cheap, easy to...

-Moves filament sensor away from the extruder - this helps a lot when you run out of filament mid print, as it is easier to remove, rather than trying to reverse the filament back through the sensor (which usually gets caught up). -Cable management...

-Moves filament sensor away from the extruder - this helps a lot when you run out of filament mid print, as it is easier to remove, rather than trying to reverse the filament back through the sensor (which usually gets caught up). -Cable management -...

When you remove the spool holder, it requires you to either eliminate the filament runout sensor (bad idea) or find an alternative way to mount it. This design uses the (4) M5 screws previously used for mounting the spool holder to the T-Slot...

I'm excited to share this new design that replaces the filament runout sensor provided by BCN3D with the r19 upgrade kit. My design is built using the same components as the original (coupling collar, Teflon tube, and switch -Omron SSG 5L2H-), but...

This is a filament run-out sensor mount that I created for the generic filament sensor I bought on Amazon. This is for Ender 3 Pro. You can see a picture of the sensor that I bought above. Mine was by a company calling themselves Creativity 3D...

This is a filament run-out sensor mount that I created for the generic filament sensor I bought on Amazon. This is for Ender 3 Pro. You can see a picture of the sensor that I bought above. Mine was by a company calling themselves Creativity 3D (not...

This is a simple Filament Runout Sensor Design I came up with for my Voron printers. ...It uses a left-over microswitch, a magnet and a 10mm ball bearing ball.</p> <p>To built this switch you need:</p> <p>KW10 Micro switch (<br/> <a...

This is a simple Filament Runout Sensor Design I came up with for my Voron printers. It uses a left-over microswitch, a magnet and a 10mm ball bearing ball. ... To built this switch you need: KW10 Micro switch (...

This a mount for the cheap, common filament runout sensor that can mount on aluminium extrusion frames. It can be mounted as is or secure it with one M3 bolt + t-nut. The cable runs along the rail and is hold in place with the provided covers.

This is a simple Filament Runout Sensor Design I came up with for my Voron printers. It uses a left-over microswitch, a magnet and a 10mm ball bearing ball. ... To built this switch you need: KW10 Micro switch (...

I found some miniature roller micro-switches on eBay that are the exact same switch physically that are used on the Creality filament runout sensor circuit board. The eBay item number is: 153757769751 To replace the switch on the board, carefully...

My trusty microswitch is sourced from eBay, specifically this listing: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3PIN-Tact-Switch-KW11-3Z-5A-250V-Microswitch-Buckle-JL024-DIY/152437859602?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&var=451744107606&_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649...

A remix to hold a cheap AliExpress filament runout sensor, this mounts where the extruder used to be, since I moving to a direct drive. Setup. As of now this needs to printed w/ supports. I will try and redesign it with no supports.</p> <p>Just needs...

However, if you're still using the stock mainboard, there's no port to plug in a filament runout sensor. You'll need a pin 27 board to make it possible. To fit this upgrade, you'll require the following hardware: * 2 M3 by 12mm bolts * 2 M3 drop-in...

I recommend using the "Filament Sensor NG" plugin. Once installed you just need to pick the selected GPIO number and input the M600 (filament change) GCODE. Hardware You can use the original M2 screws to hold the plastic part into your printer. To...

For a seamless experience, I recommend installing the "Filament Sensor NG" plugin, which allows you to easily select the GPIO number and input the M600 (filament change) GCODE. ## Hardware: The original M2 screws can be used to secure the plastic...

Miniature Snap-Acting Switch: https://www.mcmaster.com/7779k42 Pneumatic Bowden Tube Fitting: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B073TTWWN1/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Notes: -See pictures for how the stock Creality filament...

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...