Voron V0 sailfin with filament sensor & MiniSherpa

prusaprinters

<h4>First of all - credits go out to the original creators:</h4><p><a href="https://github.com/PrintersForAnts/Mini-AfterSherpa">[GitHub] Mini-AfterSherpa: A Modular Voron V0.1 Style Toolhead</a></p><p><a href="https://github.com/CroXY3D/Sailfin-Extruder">[GitHub] Sailfin-Extruder: A lightweight compact extruder</a></p><p>Update: I copied now the original “SAILFIN” letters to the new position - you can see it on the second pictures.</p><p>For mounting the parts you can follow instructions on each GitHub link.&nbsp;<br>The Sailfin originally do have a simple M3 nut for the filament pressure lever - i changed this to a M3 5x4mm heat insert, but you can still use the standard lever from CroXY3D.&nbsp;</p><p>For the filament sensor you will need a 5mm steel ball (the same like in my ClockWork2 mod).<br>The “<i>Sailfin_sherpa_mid_fil_sen</i>” is also a bit smoothed at edges of the base, to better fit on the sherpa - just a visual modification.</p><p>Tip: after printing the “<i>Sailfin_sherpa_mid_fil_sen</i>” continuously push an pull a piece of filament <strong>fast</strong> through the filament canal. this will improve smoothness of the canal.</p><p>The MiniSherpa is nearly the original, except the small edge under the 4010 fan - it's a bit more flat to fit the fan easier (with the original Sherpa my sunon frame broke during installation).&nbsp;<br>This MiniSherpa is designed for E3D V6 styled hotends like Phaetus's Dragon, V6 and so on. If you need it for another hotend you will find the files on <a href="https://github.com/CroXY3D/Sailfin-Extruder">GitHub</a>.</p>