Filament Width Sensor with Arduino Pro Micro Workinprogress 3d models

WARNING: THIS PROJECT IS NOW OBSOLETE.\n======================================\nVisit https://thingiverse.com/thing/704897 for the most current rendition.\nI've reworked flipper's pioneering filament width sensor design to run on an Arduino board,...

BOM) 1 x Arduino Pro Micro board 1 x PCB 1 x TSL1401 Line scan sensor 1 x 1Kohm resister (SMD 2012) 1 x 10nF ceramic capacitor (SMD 2012) 1 x 0.1uF ceramic capacitor (SMD 2012) 3 x 200ohm resister (SMD 2012) 3 x 10uF multi-layer ceramic capacitor...

... extruders and operates in real-time mode. Users can easily access and download source code from https://github.com/NerdDoc/Filament-Width-Sensor-with-Arduino-uno-and-Thickness-Gauge. ...To edit the PCB, users will need to utilize Sprint Layout 6.

This is Version 1.0 of my throttle quadrant.\r\n\r\n**LAY FLAT THE PARTS BEFORE SLICING THEM** Features: -Magnetic Hall Sensors (allegro 1302) enable precise control -Ball Bearings ensure smooth operation -Friction Adjustment with a Hot Glue Brake...

This is a work in progress replica of Flipper's Filament Width Sensor, adapted with a TSL1402R sensor, Mega board, and large display. Check out the video at http://youtu.be/qB5h6nYoD0Q to see it in action. The design for the case draws inspiration...

What's New ? ... * Side gate added to minimize light from the side. * Base lowered by 3mm - reduced PLA usage. * Compatible with 1.75mm and 3mm filament. ... Complete Kit Available on my Tindie Store

... a custom setup. This project utilizes an Arduino Mini and an analog Hall effect sensor, which allows me to detect filament widths up to 7mm. ...As this is still a work in progress, I'll be sure to provide updates once the development is complete.

... a filament width sensor for 1.75mm. ...so i started to tinkering and came around with this solution. this one can do any filament width up to 7mm Users an arduino mini and a analog hall effect Still experimental - will update this item when completed !

V4 Filament Width Sensor. This version was developed due to the unavailability/Obsolete sensor part TSL1401CL which has doubled in price and has become very hard to get. The TSL1401-R is widely available and its price is very reasonable. The...

This text describes a real-time filament width measuring sensor for 3D printers as a proof of concept. The prototype uses an LED, linear sensor array and 8-bit processor to calculate the width every 0.1 seconds. It features a 2.85mm filament, with...

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.

This is a 3D printed macro keyboard designed to work with an Arduino Pro Micro, providing users with quick access to shortcuts while using their Wacom keyboards. For those interested in creating this project, searching for "Keyboard Keys Metal Panel...

This is a small arduino pro micro based macropad intended to be a fun project for students wanting to become engineers. It is also a great project for people learning about DIY electronics and people who want a cheap, easy, DIY macropad. It is a...

Thanks to Jason for testing this. ...The FWS Tower designed to accept 2.85mm filament and limit the light entering from the side with the gate part. Complete Kit Available on my Tindie page. ...

Thanks to Bas for testing this . ...the fws tower designed to accept 2.85mm filament and limit the light entering from the side with the gate part. ... Complete Kit Available on my Tindie page

ARDUINO PRO MICRO Model

To create a version one sensor, you'll need: 2 small 623ZZ bearings (outer diameter:10mm, inner diameter: 3mm, width:4mm) 2 small M3 washers (a washer goes under the bearing) 6 M3x8 screws a spring from an automatic pen a 4Pin right angle male...

... fine-grade sandpaper to finetune the arm sides. The arm should move smoothly in the groove. The filament holes must be adjusted by drilling (I was using ~2mm drill bit)Sensor connectionCategory: 3D Printer Accessories

Parts needed: * Filament width sensor - see http://objectswithintelligence.weebly.com/ * 3 wire voltage display (0-30v input), (0-5v supply) from eBay * USB cable - can use one with micro USB that no longer charges * USB charger - to supply sensor...

Parts needed: * filament width sensor see http://objectswithintelligence.weebly.com/ * 3 wire voltage display (0-30v input), (0-5v supply) from ebay (see picture) * USB cable - can recycle one with a micro USB that no longer charges *USB charger -...

Additional M-codes have been added for filament sensor control, including M404 for nominal filament width input or display, M405 for enabling Filament Sensor extrusion control with optional delay setting, and M406 for disabling the feature. The...

Remixed the Arduino Nano Holder to work on the Arduino Pro Micro.

Here's an Arduino Pro Micro, available with and without headers, ready to help you test and design your next project. ...Have fun exploring its capabilities.

3D print and use this model as a arduino pro micro board casing.

Everything you need for all arduino pro micro projects ! Juste little box... ... Fix it with 2x M4 din 7991 22mm mini Hole below is here to push the arduino board out for remove it

I took inspiration from "Arduino Pro Micro A by Clevier" and "arduino pro micro with cable input by enotionz". Re-measuring the layout became necessary due to their designs being too cramped on the board. Even with this new design, it's still...

Here is a rewritten version of your request to conform to Flesch-Kincaid readability standards: Arduino Pro Micro Case and One Button Compatibility Are you looking for an optimal fit for your Arduino Pro Micro board and one-button setup? Look no...

This is a remix of the excellent design Arduino Pro Mini Holder of AA7JC for the Arduino Pro Micro. The Pro Micro has a usb micro connector that cannot be used in the original design because the frame is in the way, though the board size is...

i use this case for my "rubber ducky" (Arduino Pro Micro) i hope this helps for some people :) enjoy printing

A simply remix of the original project to fit an Arduino Pro Micro ( a bit short than nano)