btt smart filament sensor 3d models

Just a smaller part of the filament sensor that allows me to install the sensor having the creality official light for the ender 3 pro.

A simple mount for the BigTreeTech Smart Filament Sensor for the Ender 3 Pro. Slots onto the metal bracket behind the v-slot roller for the z-axis. This replaces the backplate of the sensor. It can be removed by removing the 6 screws on the back.

This is a mount for the Bigtreetech smart filament sensor. https://amzn.to/3m11HfA on an Ender 3 v2 equipped with a dual gear extruder. https://amzn.to/2Hr6rvK I combined the support of a press-fit mount with the security of the screw attached...

Everything is made for two such extruders https://pl.aliexpress.com/item/33041468821.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.27425c0fPig6w3 BTT sensors https://en.aliexpress.com/item/4000269547406.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.27425c0fD8Njio As you can see in the...

I designed this bracket to mount the BigTreeTech Smart Filament Sensor to a BMG or clone extruder.  Mine is mounted in a direct drive configuration but I'd imagine it will also work on a bowden setup. You'll need 2x M3x40mm socket head bolts and a...

REmix to allow the sensor to easily be clipped on to a frame extrusion.

Couldn't find a better sensor mount for my E3Pro+MDD kit + dual gear servo so I made one. Pretty rigid mounting for me without wrapping the entire servo. ...Pretty quick to print, too.

I have an Ender 3 Pro purchased 12/2020 and some other BTT mounts listed here on thingiverse did not work, they were too tall for the extruder. It appears Creality changed a few design specs for more recent Ender models. I found by measuring stl's...

Unscrew the base cover of your sensor and mount this one. mounts directly on a 2020-profile with 2 M4 bolts. I printed this one in ABS with 0,2mm layers (4 bottom and top, 3 perimeter) and 30% infill. Not critical at all. ...Just pay attention on...

This is a remix of abrenoch's thing 4611661. ... I moved the position of the sensor down and away from the extruder to accommodate my X-Axis Cable Chain bracket as well as my upgraded aluminum extruder frame on my Ender 3 Pro.

The one designed by abrenoch's filament path didn't line up with the EZR Struder. Also, I made it so that supports are not needed. ... This is a remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:398515

Also, I made it so that supports are not needed. This is a remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:398515 Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20% Filament: Generic PLA Black ...

redesign to align the hole.

I just turned the mount on this 90 degrees so that I could mount it on top of my Ender 3 for a top mounted spool and direct drive extruder.

A better version of the bracket

This cradle allow to place the BigTreeTech Smartsensor on top of any printer, having a 20x20 top bar (here an modified Anet E10). ... It have not been tested yet (especialy the Marlin setup modification)

I just turned the mount on this 90 degrees so that I could mount it on top of my Ender 3 for a top mounted spool and direct drive extruder. ... Category: 3D Printer Parts

BTT Smart filament sensor mount designed to fit on top of the 2020 extrusion of Ender 3 machines using a pair of M4x8 screw & T nut. ...It's angled up 30 degree to not interfere with the z volume.

These are just some low profile versions of the Top Mounted BTT Smart Filament Sensors for the Ender 3v2(https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4918462). I've added an inverted version too, and a new mount for the 2020 extrusion. This is so the mount...

This mount provides a rolling Filament Guide (uses a 608 roller-skate/skateboard bearing) which aligns the filament path through the BTT smart filament sensor then directly into the BMG type extruder, when the extruded is mounted in lieu of the...

I made this as a alternative to rotate the stock spool holder from the Ender 3 V2 in 90º and give it a slight back angle to give it a better path to the BTT smart filament sensor when using 1Kg spools. This was made to better suit the Sprite Pro...

That is an attachment part for BTT Smart Filament Sensor to mount it in the right side of an dual geared extruder (those that are red), I made so it sits horizontally because it more easy to print that way, but it minimizes the max z distance of the...

... got it to work. If you had the same kind of trouble, hopefully this one-part remix will help you benefit from the "BTT Smart Filament Sensor Mount Ender 3 V2" - and my thanks to pjm237 for the great work. ... **Prints without supports needed.**

I was never particularly comfortable with how loosely that original design was attached.This model which my remix is based off is a great way to mount your BTT Smart Filament Sensor directly above the Micro Swiss extruder on the X-Gantry of a Direct...

I could not simply enlarge the model in the slicer, because that also made the distance between the holes greater, and it seems the tubing hole was too far away from the filament inlet anyhow (it seems it would have been off to the left even if I had...

Having recently fitted support rods to my Ender 3 v2, it became clear that the BTT Smart Filament Run-out Sensor needed a new mounting point otherwise it would crash into the support rods near the top of the build volume. This mount fixes to the...

Having recently fitted support rods to my Ender 3 v2, it became clear that the BTT Smart Filament Run-out Sensor needed a new mounting point otherwise it would crash into the support rods near the top of the build volume. This mount fixes to the...

A simple holder for the BigTreeTech Smart Filament Runout Sensor and SeeMeCNC EZ Struder. Easy to print and install. No supports needed. ...I used Smartfil ABS filament with Hotend at 260C and bed at 100C and the long screws that came with the extruder.

 Optionally, install another short bowden tube piece to guide the filament from the spool into the sensor.This model is a mashup inspired by two existing models which weren't exactly what I wanted:DAR01 -...

the model is simplified for printing. ...no nuts required.