octoprint filament runout 3d models

After searching for a proper mount for the Ender 3 Pro for the Big Tree Tech filament sensor, and being very disappointed with printing out items, only to find they do not work, i decided to make my own. This is based on the BTT backplate, supplied...

15oct2019 Updates: The following adjustments were made to support a RAMPS or similar board with 3v3 to 5v pin available at/near an endstop/runout pin. This allows for an LED to be lit when there is no filament in the sensor. 1) Added a third version...

The S1 is 49.4cm tall without its spool holder, however, I need to relocate the filament runout sensor as well, which for obvious reasons at the top could no longer fit. After a few attempts I arrived at this version and after testing it for a few...

Container for filament sensor, for Eryone Thinker

... - 1x M4 x 16mm bolt; - 1x M3 nut. --- For the runout sensor you will need to use the z switch endstop. If you use BLTouch you won't need the z switch, because BLTouch will function as a z endstop. ... ---

The filament sensor is mounted directly onto the enclosure, taking its designated spot alongside the filament holder.

Reinforced Filament Bracket for filament sensor from alibaba, includes mounting holes and holes for ziptie for wires. 2- M3-20 screws and nut is required. ... 1- M4-8 screw and T-nut is required to mount to extrusion.

We modified the design to serve as a replacement for the original filament sensor on the Geeetech A10.

Filament detector holder with M6 or M10 connection It will be necessary to tap the hole to screw the fitting.

To find the perfect mount, I've taken a look at various options available on Amazon, and this Sunhokey Filament Detection System caught my eye: https://smile.amazon.com/Sunhokey-Filament-Detection-Detecting-Filament%EF%BC%88Pack/dp/B07N2GQHQT Upon...

... to secure it, and feeding the filament through the sensor housing was a real challenge. Based on these issues, I made two key changes - adding walls to stabilize the switch and incorporating a tube to guide the filament smoothly through the case.

The spring I utilized has a moderate level of tension, precisely sufficient to gently elevate the Optical Interrupter when the filament is disengaged, thereby preventing any potential issues with filament entanglement. ... Spring Dimensions: Wide -...

Could not find a mount for this run out sensor for my i3 clone so I made one. ... https://smile.amazon.com/Sunhokey-Filament-Detection-Detecting-Filament%EF%BC%88Pack/dp/B07N2GQHQT The model has holes that intended for m3 20mm bolts

I combined the original sensor with a mount (see https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4055649), but when I had filament run out during a recent print, the end of the filament got stuck in the sensor. I had to disassemble it and pull the remainder out...

I had some tough moments during filament changes, so I decided to create a conical path that guides the filament directly into the hole instead of dealing with a tiny opening and having to wiggle the filament just to get it in. ... To support the...

I created this filament sensor holder based on this design: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2665162 Check out the comments for further installation instructions and firmware flashing details. I came up with a new design because I couldn't get new...

This is adjusted to be in straight line with filament port in feeder tube https://www.amazon.in/gp/product/B08R62YK48/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

A simple 3030 mount for those generic optical endstops. ... Requires PTFE tubing for filament alignment. ... Uses M3 heatset inserts This is a work in progress so updates will be made!

Remix of related filament sensor to fit my switch (Devmo 0796753734896), which is located here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07TKGPMVV/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

This model synchronizes the sensor with the motor-extruder input to prevent friction and ensure the motor doesn't have to apply more force to pull in the filament.

The spring I utilized does not possess a substantial amount of tension, merely sufficient to propel the Optical Interrupter upwards when the filament is removed. Consequently, there should be no issues with the filament binding. Spring Dimensions:...

... Considering these two issues, I made some key improvements. First, I added two walls to secure the switch and ensure stability. Second, I incorporated a tube that guides the filament smoothly through the case, making the filling process much easier.

This remix makes two changes: it adds a "funnel" on the inlet that should direct loose ends back out of the sensor when your printer ejects the filament, and it enlarges the holes so they print at the right size. ...(It worked for ABS, and it'll likely...

I designed this after realizing that the several Filament Sensors that I had downloaded from Thingiverse, and the only ones I could find were for bigger microswitches than I had, so I designed this around the 12.75mmx6.5mm micro switches I had on...

this is an improvement for the cover plate and slider for the original design located here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4937795 I had trouble getting the filament to trigger the old z height sensor I had laying around so I moved a few things...

I created a custom filament sensor after discovering that the available downloads from Thingiverse were only compatible with larger microswitches than what I possessed, so I designed this specific model to work seamlessly with my 12.75mmx6.5mm micro...

Search Amazon - SIENOC 1.75mm 3D Filament Detection Module Filament Run-out Pause Detecting Monitor Sensor For 3D Printer Lerdge Board It does involve the removal of the Z-axis hex bolts (be careful not to lose the metal washers on top of brass...

The filament sensor is now securely positioned at the front and center of the spool thanks to an upgraded sensor bracket that perfectly complements the Thingiverse design, specifically https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2537713. ...This custom bracket...

... at thingiverse, specifically the design number 3379934. ...I printed the mount using PETG material with a solid 100% infill. Following printing, I needed to utilize a 2mm drill bit to precisely enlarge the filament hole and ensure proper calibration.

I created this design after discovering that the several Filament Sensors I had downloaded from Thingiverse were only suitable for larger microswitches than the 12.75mmx6.5mm micro switches I already owned. Therefore, I designed this sensor around my...