inductive sensor ender 3 3d models

I designed this to be used with the runout filament sensor from AliExpress

Simply mount for AliExpress filament sensor. ... -2 M3 x 25mm nut is required.

Remixed original to work with a runout sensor and a bigtreetech dual gear extruder.

... The sensor is also available for purchase at https://www.filastruder.com/products/mini-differential-ir-height-sensor. ... A recent update on February 16th, 2020 upgraded the model to utilize a second bolt, significantly enhancing overall security.

This is a filament sensor mount I made to hold Big Tree Tech's V2 smart filament sensor I connected it through Octoprint hooking red to power black to ground green to pin 13 and blue to pin 11 and using the smart filament sensor addon in Octoprint.

... you need to use supports. I used 3 perimeters and 18% gyroid infill.&nbsp;That's itYou can now start print without worry about running out of filament.&nbsp;Feel free to remix.. I am uploaded . ...STEP file to edit it in Fusion360</p>

It uses the standard m4 bolts that come off the stock y sensor mount plate. The captive nut is designed for a tight fit, using a hammer to tap them into place may be needed. Parts needed: - (2) 20 mm M4 bolts (Ones off the factory mount plate can...

I liked nastyninjabear's design for a 12mm sensor, but found that the screw clamp would break after a while. I've switched to an 8mm sensor and came up with this design. I beefed up the sensor holder and added a recess for an m3 nut. I also added...

This sensor mount redesign utilizes the same sensor as the Prusa MK3 due to the ease of acquiring the PCB on Amazon, Aliexpress, etc. The mount employs the identical screws used for securing trapezoidal nuts. You will require an M2 x 8mm screw...

The x sensor can easily be positioned with a slight adjustment, allowing for extra room on the carriage to operate freely.

This rugged end-of-filament sensor mount stays rock-solid even when subjected to intense retraction forces or the strain of a tightly wound filament spool.

Ender 3 Pro Filament runout + Guide, this goes over top of the leadscrew and screws down. I've used the same micro switch as what is on the ender3's end stops, I've upgraded to a BL Touch so i used the z-axis micro stop for this project. Using this...

... a low-cost filament sensor. ...This setup includes a slope for efficient integration with the Thingiverse design 3052488, a reliable filament guide. The mount secures the sensor using M3x16 hardware and reuses lead screw bolts for added convenience.

... in place. easy to install. take the nut off top bolt push the bolt flush with the metal bracket than tap the mount on install bolt and nut..install sensor remove two top Allen bolts and using the two bolts in package it came with on the top and done

I really liked the design of the original file, but it didn't fit my Sunhokey sensor. I measured his part and rebuilt it in Fusion360. This remix allows the Sunhokey sensor to fit. I also added some holes for zip-ties around the part. ... A step file...

Smooth, dense feeling, and out of the way (not very forgiving on filament direction though).I edited his in Tinkercad, removed the original holes for the switch, made elongated holes for the micro switch (needs to be adjusted a little bit), and...

Filament Runout Sensor - Jam/ Snag Sensor - Filament Guide =========================================================== Inspired by: All in One - Filament Jam - Cleaner & Runout Sensor by 3D-Muc This features two distinct components: 1. The runout...

2 - spacers Plus you will need: 1 - 608 bearing 1 - M4 x 16mm bolt 1 - We also need a filament sensor like this You also have to download the plugin:https://plugins.octoprint.org/plugins/filament_sensor_reloaded/ and then configure the pin where you...

... than opening the controller board case and plugging it in there. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 20 Infill: 10% Cubic Filament: CCTree PLA Fluorescent Red Category: 3D Printer Accessories

I made this so i could use filament guide and this switch same time. ...This uses ender z limit switch without any modifications. ...Its just shorter than original

This upgrade introduces a dedicated bearing axis to simplify bearing installation and removal. ...A zip tie is integrated to firmly fasten it to the 3D printer. The sensor-extruder gap is also lengthened, accommodating larger buffer sizes if needed.

Since the extruder moves the filament back and forth so much, if the sensor starts moving with the filament (rather than the filament moving through) then it may trigger false runout events. Caused me some headaches! I remixed it from a filament...

Since the extruder moves the filament back and forth so much, if the sensor starts *moving with* the filament (rather than the filament *moving through*) then it may trigger false runout events. Caused me some headaches! I remixed it from a filament...

This device features a filament guide equipped with a wire presence sensor and a three-pin plug socket that can accommodate a power cord, providing crucial support to the extruder.

Got a BlTouch and a spare microswitch? ...Got a metal extruder and a spare 604 bearing? Then you're ready for the ultimate upgrade - this fantastic filament guide + runout sensor duo!

holds a generic filament sensor from amazon with mounting holes off to the side vs in the center snaps on the end of the frame near the Z scew on top. ...only for stock top filament roll holder.

Support for a filament end sensor which also serves as a guide for the filament.You can find the end-of-filament detector at : https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/1005005981589368.html.

I made this because when I replaced the sensor the height didn't match the feeder holes. It is 3mm high but if you need more or less height you can adjust it in Cura. ...

I assembled a plethora of surplus components to create a filament runout sensor. ...The switch was salvaged from an outdated microwave, while the "rollers" were crafted from discarded parts of an old fidget spinner.

I designed a custom-made filament sensor because none of the ones available met my standards. The installation process is straightforward, taking only a couple of minutes to complete. ...It's now ready for printing.