filament width sensor prototype version 3 3d models

This is a prototype for an optical sensor that measures the width of plastic filament in real time as it goes into a 3D printer or a filament extruder. It is prototype #3 (other 2 are on Thingiverse as well ). The idea is that with a real-time width...

Check out the earlier prototype: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:380987 Changes to Version 3: PC board modifications involved using screw terminals for connections, as well as removing unnecessary components; its dimensions remain the same. For...

Other Info There is lots of relevant discussion at the prior version sites: Version 3:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:454584 Version 2:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:89044 Version 1:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:70775 Here are two designs for...

### Other Info There is lots of relevant discussion at the prior version sites: Version 3:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:454584 Version 2:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:89044 Version 1:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:70775 Here are two designs...

The prototype includes a custom PCB and housing design, with a modified Marlin firmware that utilizes the sensor data to adjust extrusion flow based on filament width changes. A video showcasing the sensor's operation can be found at...

The prototype uses an LED, linear sensor array and 8-bit processor to calculate the width every 0.1 seconds. It features a 2.85mm filament, with minimal variability (1-2 pixels). However, improvements are needed for keeping moving filament in a...

V4 Filament Width Sensor. This version was developed due to the unavailability/Obsolete sensor part TSL1401CL which has doubled in price and has become very hard to get. The TSL1401-R is widely available and its price is very reasonable. The...

I'm currently exploring options for filament width sensors, and it appears that the only solution available is designed specifically for 1.75mm filaments. I decided to take matters into my own hands and began experimenting with a custom setup. This...

So looking around , there seems to be only a filament width sensor for 1.75mm. so i started to tinkering and came around with this solution. ...this one can do any filament width up to 7mm Users an arduino mini and a analog hall effect Still...

To create a version one sensor, you'll need: 2 small 623ZZ bearings (outer diameter:10mm, inner diameter: 3mm, width:4mm) 2 small M3 washers (a washer goes under the bearing) 6 M3x8 screws a spring from an automatic pen a 4Pin right angle male...

Adc ports: P0.3, P0.2Power for the sensors is taken from WiFi socket (3.3V)Made a smaller version V3 of this sensor!Instead of bearings, it's using 2pcs 5x8mm rollers (roller bearing rolling element)STL files for that design will have suffix...

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

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 -...

The software has been rewritten to accommodate the 128x1 sensor, ensuring seamless integration. I've printed two prototypes so far and am refining the tolerances to achieve optimal results. Stay tuned for the final release, which will be available...

This tweak reduces internal friction while filament flows through, enabling rapid bowden tube connect/disconnect. Enhancements include: * A 4mm OD PTFE tube runs through the center * PC4-M6 thread mounts are installed on either side * Approximately...

... Two 4mm M6 pneumatic quick couplers can be added. Additional material: 1x magnet 5x1.5mm 2x M3 inserts 2x M3x8mm screw 2x M3 washer 1x 4.0-4.2mm spring from a pen 2x ss49e hall-sensor Optional: 2x 4mm M6 pneumatic quick couplers 1x diy pcb

Instructions Download 20150302_Filament_Width_Sensor_3LEDs.zip Prepare PCB and solder components. (tricky and costly part!) Print case/sensorCover.stl in matt black material. ABS was better than PLA in many cases. If the material is not dark...

Analog output signal (1.75 volts = 1.75mm) can be read by newest Marlin version for filament width compensation. This adjusts extruding speed based on filament diameter variations. It's free software with a focus on simplicity in construction (no...

19/July/20 This housing/mount is specifically designed for using Filip's marvelous diameter sensor on a DIY filament extruder to monitor the diameter of the filament as it is produced, and to provide feedback control of the "puller" roller speed to...

What's New ? ... * Side gate added to minimize light from the side. * Base lowered by 3mm - reduced PLA usage. * Compatible with 1.75mm and 3mm filament. Complete Kit Available on my Tindie Store

This is a rotated version of the Ender 3 S1 Filament Sensor Mount / Holder V2 (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5183896)

This is a rotated version of the [Ender 3 S1 Filament Sensor Mount / Holder V2](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5183896)

The sensor will sound an alarm when the spool stops due to: filament-jamming, nozzle-clogging, extruder-grinding, motor-stalling, out-of-filament, or end-of-print. If your filament stops moving forward, this sensor will detect it and alert you...

I edited offset and add a support to leveling sensor

Tiny Filament Sensor - Optical Version Using Tiny Photoelectric Sensor /** * Filament Runout Sensors * Mechanical or opto endstops are used to verify filament presence. * * RAMPS-based boards use SERVO3_PIN for the first runout sensor. * Other...

filament sensor mount for Ender 3

If you have an Ender 3 Pro, use this remix : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4563996 Check out this great video by Crosslink explaining how to install and connect the filament runout sensor to your Ender 3 and configure the firmware:...

This sensor continuously monitors the width of plastic filament as it enters a 3D printer or a filament extruder in real-time mode. It seamlessly integrates with Lyman extruders and operates in real-time mode. Users can easily access and download...

Hall-based filament width sensor assembly https://youtu.be/TDO9tME8vp4 Klipper setup procedure https://3dua.info/topic/146-datchik-diametra/ For using on marlin, an additional arduino board from my previous thing is needed...

This is a work in progress replica of Flipper's Filament Width Sensor, adapted with a TSL1402R sensor, Mega board, and large display. Check out the video at http://youtu.be/qB5h6nYoD0Q to see it in action. The design for the case draws inspiration...