cr 10s filament sensor upgrade 3d models

... as close as possible to the filament pathway. **SOURCE PROJECT** The source project is available at OnShape: [Filament Sensor Upgrade](https://cad.onshape.com/documents/055e94bbda8d5914f544ac2c/w/495703b41a4a2e22c6e7941f/e/1f92b96b67a5f800ff032bee)

Dear Creality Community, Important Note: Before printing, ensure your CR-10s came equipped with the Switch (the black component on the small filament sensor PCB) as depicted in the PDF manual. Creality has produced multiple versions of this device. I...

This is a upgrade for the Creality CR-10S, and its variants that have Filament Sensor. My Sensor's internal limit switch arm broke, and I kept getting false stoppages, so I changed it to a more reliable roller-arm limit switch. I designed it to use...

Dear Makers, We all know the 'good' filament sensor that comes with the Creality CR-10s. I had so many problems with that flimsy black box that Creality delivered, that I decided to completely re-design the box of the filament sensor. The good thing...

... in conjunction with an Upper-Positioned Spool? ...Want low friction and straightforward filament swapping while utilizing the enhanced filament sensor on your CR10? ...Our model offers a solution, accompanied by a detailed photo manual for guidance.

The initial Filament Sensor-Box caused us numerous issues; however, we found an improved version that surpasses the original by Creality. ...The accompanying photo-manual provides essential mounting details and showcases the enhanced features of the...

I upgrade my CR10s Pro to direct drive using the following design https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4809013 With this upgrade you loose the ability to run the filament through the factory filament sensor location. This design relocates the filament...

It's worth mentioning that the filament can sometimes become obstructed when attempting to feed it through, although I've found it manageable with minimal hassle. To facilitate effortless feeding, cut the end of your filament at a 45-degree angle. A...

The CR-10S filament sensor gets a grip thanks to this handy strap-on adapter that keeps it firmly in position, no wobbling around.

Affordable and Easy-to-Make Mount for Keeping Cr-10s Filament Sensor Securely in Place. ... Inspired by: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4080060 Appreciation and Satisfaction Guaranteed!

The original part holding the filament sensor on my CR-10S S4 was woefully inadequate, so I created a superior replacement! ... Just uploaded the new top and bottom components as individual files for your convenience.

Update V2 : As the base of the sensor bracket was not strong enough for me, I increased the thickness of it and reinforced the holes of the fastening screws Owner of a Creality CR-10S, I was upset by the original sensor bracket wo was moving during...

As a proud owner of a Creality CR-10S, I was frustrated with the original sensor bracket's tendency to move during retraction and sometimes block the filament. This issue was exacerbated by the fact that my printer is enclosed, which caused the...

I was a bit let down by the original Creality filament sensor that came with the CR-10S, so I designed my own with a snap-on lid. No more screw-on lid, making it easy to pop open without tools to check if something's wrong inside, like a small piece...

You can protect your filament sensor against moving filament. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVG-9nJEQPw

This is a filament sensor mounting bracket designed to serve as a replacement for the standard part that comes with most printers.

... to mount my spool on top of the frame, but I couldn't find anything I liked. I finally found one I liked but the filament sensor holder didn't fit mine. ...SO I made this, I've included all the files needed to remix this into any other projects.

After searching high and low, I finally found one that I liked, but when it came down to it, the filament sensor holder just didn't fit my model. So, I took matters into my own hands and created this solution myself. ...I've included all the necessary...

The filament channel in this new sensor has enough room to fit a piece of Bowden tube on either end, which greatly reduces wear and tear. This design works similarly to the old one but with one key difference: adding the Bowden tube makes it much...

I engineered this straightforward filament sensor holder using Fusion 360.\r\n\r\nJust slice off all the excess parts from the original casing with a Dremel, as evident in the images. Next, secure the sensor to the 3D-printed component using a cable...

The quick-release sensor simply detaches itself from its housing. ...It then securely fastens onto existing machinery, providing extra support for the sensor as it remains firmly in position.

Just pop out the sensor from the old casing and throw it right in this one. ...re-add the screws and your ready to go!</p>

This is a remake of SJ257 (thanks to him): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2872460 This version is fortified to handle a filament originating from above.

Be aware that it might only fit the first type of filament sensor and extruder motor, my cr-10s model is from late 2017.\ I was tired of the original filament sensor housing slipping when inserting filament; it was only being held on by the housing...

I redesigned the setup so you can install the CR-10s stock filament sensor directly. ...Secure the cap with zip ties or reuse the original screws from the stock sensor housing for a seamless integration.

I'm experimenting with attaching the cr-10s filament sensor directly to my printer's frame. ...On my setup, I've positioned it at the top because I recently switched to a direct extruder system.

Since upgrading my CR-10s to Direct Drive I've not been able to find a good mount for the Filament runout sensor that I liked. So I made one. This is designed to be mounted to the printer frame using standard M5 t-slot bolts (I had some leftover...

Tried out the stock filament sensor adapter from arod24, but it didn't work with my CR-10S's extruder. Instead, I modified the design in Tinkercad by cutting away unnecessary parts. ...Big thanks go to all the talented designers who made this possible.

To prevent wobbliness of the Creality CR-10S filament sensor, you need to make a crucial adjustment before slicing. Simply turn the part 180 degrees around. It's essential that the surface featuring the hole lies flat on the bed. Additionally, ensure...

A straightforward fix for the CR-10S filament sensor involves creating a simple retainer clip using an existing screw, as demonstrated in the accompanying picture. This design effectively keeps the sensor securely fastened to prevent it from coming...