orbiter filament sensor 3d models

Needed a simple filament sensor. I used the parts, I had laying around. Works well with hard materials (PLA/PETG/ASA/...) and with TPU. Not sure about more flexible materials. Endstop switch: https://bit.ly/3GQfsb2 Bowden coupler(1/8"):...

The file is labeled V4, and I devoted the entire day to developing a filament sensor that should be simple to build when utilizing those microswitches. The lever might need to be printed using a more durable material to prevent sticking. I will...

... sensor. ...So getting to the back of my Ender 5+ to swap out and feed the filament was a pain, even when it wasn't a direct drive. I made this little part to bring it around the side. ...The holes are all able to tap so I didn't design tapped holes.

This manual serves as a comprehensive guide for installing the CR10S filament sensor, specifically its top cover component. The installation procedure involves attaching this new part using the same original screws that came with the printer. ...When...

I required a Dual filament runout sensor for a printer I'm constructing, so I remixed https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2443425 It employs EA0002658 endstops The extruder holes are 100mm apart and it utilizes 24mm tubing inserts to connect to...

I'm utilizing a fairly standard external filament sensor that should fit most printers with just a few cable ties. I've opted for a long-bladed micro switch, model V-153-1C25. This setup should work on most printers as well as Octoprint/OctoPi...

I'm designing a custom filament runout sensor housing to match my Omron micro switch perfectly, but after scouring the market, I couldn't find one that meets both criteria. ...Therefore, I've decided to fabricate my own enclosure from scratch.

I bought a filament sensor but because I had a direct drive, I needed to mount it in a different place. Figured I'd share this in case someone else wanted to mount it on the top bar like I did. ...I'll post pics soon!

It effectively detects when filament runs out during printing.\r\n\r\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-oLVpIYh2k\r\n\r\nPosition this mounting right before the extruder so the extruder can easily unload filament once it is empty.\r\n\r\nWe developed...

Filament Sensor Utilizing BLTouch End Stop Switch on Ender 5 To create a filament sensor utilizing the switch from the left over end stop from an Ender 5, you must first have installed a BLTouch. You will need to desolder the switch from the end...

https://www.klipper3d.org/Config_Reference.html#filament-sensors --- Add to your printer.cfg (Klipper firmware) and adjust settings to suit your requirements... [filament_motion_sensor my_sensor] detection_length: 5.0 extruder: extruder switch_pin:...

Ender 3 runout sensor microswitch case

Adattatore sensore filamento per cambio estrusore

There are plenty of options for universal runout sensors but I wanted to make the waste filament as short as possible, so why not make the sensor a part of the extruder? In order to use this you will likely need to convert your printer to direct...

Turned it 90deg, resized bolt holes and thinned out the walls for direct drive Orbiter v1.5.

The goal is to provide a reliable and durable filament runout sensor that uses magnetics to reset the lever position. (it should handle wearing well enough.) I was using a microswitch-based solution before. The downside of switch-based solutions is...

Here's a simple filament runout sensor that I designed using an optical sensor, but due to my use of clear filament sometimes, I decided to opt for microswitches instead. These particular switches have a flag but no roller...

If you are using BLTouch, that you have free switch from the Z-stop and you can use this as the Filament sensor upgrade for your printer if you have Creality Ender Machine and control via Raspberry Pi with Octoprint! If the filament run out the...

This filament runout sensor was up graded from the Creality Ender series sensor to be able to articulate and follow the extruder. It allows for full Z axis extension without binding or braking the filament and less pull force of the extruder. It...

To purchase, visit https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/KW11-3Z-Mini-Micro-switch-3pin-No-NC-with-comm-5A-250V-1-2mm-with-roller/261976763095?hash=item3cff082ad7:g:ll4AAOSw~gRVr1rS:rk:17:pf:0 This filament run-out sensor is designed to work with the Extruder...

The sensor utilizes a simple optical filament run-out detection mechanism that is compatible with 1.75mm filaments and secured by magnetic force. This setup has not been thoroughly tested, but it should function effectively with most types of...

when adjustet corectly it should sense when there is filament between the drive gears i personally use it for my custom printer where it is used with the MMU2s i have converted to use on a duet wifi controller. ... other stuff required 2x 8x1.5 mm...

This is a custom enclosure for an Optical sensor used with Raspberry Pi running Octoprint, which incorporates the Filament _ng plugin. It relies on an Optical encoder module, specifically this one:...

A Custom Filament Runout Sensor for Tevo Tarantula Extruders. This device replaces key components in the original extruder setup, utilizing a unique design to minimize bending moment stress on the spring and contact bearing, which are not aligned...

I recently did t dual z-axis with z braces upgradeby proper printing (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3719799) and wanted to use a filament runout sensor Since almost every sensor is mounted to the extruder and would limit the movement in z I...

... ... You're just moments away from crafting a simple mount for your filament sensor. To begin, gather two M3-20 screws with nuts - they'll be the foundation of this project. First, thread one of the bolts through the nut as shown in the illustration.

This modification secures the filament sensor directly onto the x-carriage of the printer, ensuring a snug and secure fit for both the filament entering and the sensor itself. This add-on uses only standard components. The screws on the x-carriage...

As a result, loading filament is a bit of a chore… first, find the slightly-hard-to-locate hole in the bottom of the filament runout sensor; then, after pushing the filament through that you have to grab the upper end and guide it back to the...

 As a result, loading filament is a bit of a chore… first, find the slightly-hard-to-locate hole in the bottom of the filament runout sensor; then, after pushing the filament through that you have to grab the upper end and guide it back to the...

I've created this filament run-out sensor using your choice of filament and just two strips of aluminum can. I haven't tested it yet, but it should work as long as the aluminum is free of any paint or plastic coating. Two strips of roughly 3.25mm...