octoprint filament runout 3d models

Designed to be printed at 0.2mm layer height. Print at orientation as opened in slicer. Minimal support required for FramePart.stl, no support required for SensorPart.stl Finished mounting as shown in image. HARDWARE REQUIRED 2x M3x5mmx5mm brass...

This model replaces the original X-axis motor mount/belt cover with one that adds a filament runout sensor. The switch used for this build is a [HiLetgo KW12-3 Roller Lever Arm Micro Switch](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07X142VGC). Also required are...

... If you decide to print this, be prepared to use a sharp knife and some sandpaper to free up the ball inside the filament guide. ... I'm aware that this might not be the most elegant solution, but it works for me, and I hope it will work for others.

Helps to install a budget-friendly runout sensor on your Ender 3 printer. Mount it directly onto the original X-axis motor assembly, utilizing two sturdy M3x22 or longer screws for secure attachment. ...The sensor mounting holes are spaced precisely 20...

Human: Runout Sensor Mount Instructions You Will Need: * Three 2mm screws and bolts to secure the mount in place. Printer Settings: * Printer Model: Prusa I3 Based * Rafts: Disabled for this print job. * Supports: No support structures will be...

I printed this modell in ABS because my enclosure gets a little to hot for PLA.I am using a cheap aliexpress runout sensor for my ender 3 v2.I added some tape to hold the cable. ...Maybe I will add something to the modell in future for the...

After discovering that my previous design was not performing as expected, I came across a brilliant hybrid runout sensor that impressed me with its capabilities. Recognizing an opportunity to improve upon my earlier creation, I designed this bracket...

Could not find a mount for the Creality Runout Sensor for my Ender 3v2 printer with the Creality Sprite Extruder Pro Kit. The sensor only came with a mount for the original Bowden setup. So, this is what I came up with. I used M3x4x5 Threaded inserts...

This is a remake of the fantastic runout sensor designed by Bwaslo, with one key modification: I decided to relocate it to the top of my printer's bar instead of hanging it down, which saved valuable build height in the process. ...To achieve this, I...

Mounting plate for Creality genuine filament sensor

However, I wanted to incorporate my existing cable chain mount from Morley into the new setup, and as I delved deeper, I decided to integrate a runout sensor from Xqua as well. Given my lack of experience with Fusion 360, this endeavor proved to be a...

- The hole at the tip is sized to hold the bushing that comes with the runout sensor. - Would probably work with other S1's, but I don't have them to test. - There is also a hole to accept a bolt / t-nut if you want to more firmly attach it,...

My Ender 3 V2 has several upgrades including dual z, led lights, and filament sensor etc. ...so I needed to modify this filament guide and add a way to hang my filament sensor underneath.

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.

I utilized blue PETG filament at a 0.2mm layer height with an 80% infill setting.

I used a mini micro switch. ...The filament enters the extruder completely straight.

The MakerBot utilizes an endstop sensor to immediately identify when the filament supply is depleted.

The ideas was to do a support for the filament sensor perfectly aligned to the extruder motor in ender 3. ... Put supports in the printing to have less problems of blocked filament inside

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.

Part that slots over the exit of the Biqu B1 filament run-out sensor, bridging the gap and guiding the filament to the extruder hole. (May degrade eventually due to material rubbing against the inner wall when loading new filament.) Works fine in...

This is the filament sensor, offset specifically for use with the higher geared extruder. ...Simply connect it to the analog 13 header when paired with Klipper.

This is a reworked version for 3030 frames and PTFE tubes, designed for extended use and improved accuracy to prevent mistaken filament misdetection errors.

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 is a remix from a number of existing designs. ... I used the Ender 3 Filament Guide by kruselandon12 as a starting point.

Wanted to mount the filament sensor on top of the gantry. ... Needed to fit around the housing for my LED lighting.

This is a mount for a cheap common ebay-sourced filament run-out sensor. ...Its for a Ender 3 pro with a dual gear metal extruder gear, which has the filament input a few millimeters higher than the stock plastic extruder gear.

This is just a basic filament run mount to use with a BMG extruder Will need -m3 T-nut for 2020 -m310mm bolt -2 m3x15 bolts to mount sensor https://paypal.me/Ski3D Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 5 Rafts: No Supports: No...

I just tried to simplify and strengthen this model. ...This one does not need supports to print. You will need some small pieces of filament tubing at the filament entry and exit points. ...That's something I did not see explained in the original.

... at the midpoint of a diagonal runway, situated at a precise 45-degree angle. ...As the filament reaches its terminus, a slender appendage extends from the sensor, tracing a gentle arc down to the runway's base, prompting the sensor to alter its status.

To install this upgrade, you'll need to secure the spare tube and the filament run-out sensor using the bolts provided in the housing that comes with it. ...For added stability, consider applying glue or using zip ties if the assembly feels too loose.