ender 3 v2 filament sensor 3d models

ENDER 3 S1

... to help cover the time of design. Thanks, Enjoy! Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Pro Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.20 Infill: 20% Filament: any PLA any Category: 3D Printer Accessories

filament guide and sensor relocate when not using the filament sensor

Remix of my runout sensor container with a filament guide tailored specifically for the Ender 3. To adapt this design when switching to an ABL, simply repurpose your Z limit switch as a reliable filament runout sensor. Utilizing stock parts such as a...

Ender 3 S1 Filament Sensor Mount, I'm using it in my Lack Enclosure. I wanted to use all parts from the original mount because i don't wanted to buy new screws and brass inserts. This is my first ever created 3D Object, so please be kind :-) Print...

This is a mount for the stock Ender 3 z-endstop to use as a filament runout sensor, It mounts to the frame using the original z leadscrew guide plate screws for a very solid installation. It also prevents the filament from touching the z rod. You...

It secures to the Ender 3 S1 top rail with one M5x12 SHCS and a T-nut. Printed in the orientation shown in the rendering, using PLA with .028 layer height, tree supports, and 20% grid infill, it came out rough on the edges, but at 38 minutes to...

It doesn't sit as far out on the side of the machine as his design, and will still use the filament runout sensor plate used in his design. In fact, you'll have to download the runout sensor plate, and roller files from his design page. However,...

I was looking for a filament runout sensor mount for my Ender 3 Pro. I don't in any way care for the ones that hang on the filament. That just seems like problems waiting to happen. DorkyTim has a nice design that routes the filament just pass the z...

I was looking for a filament runout sensor mount for my Ender 3 Pro. I don't in any way care for the ones that hang on the filament. That just seems like problems waiting to happen. DorkyTim has a nice design that routes the filament just pass the z...

Helps to install a budget-friendly runout sensor on your Ender 3 printer. Mount it directly onto the original X-axis motor assembly, utilizing two sturdy M3x22 or longer screws for secure attachment. ...The sensor mounting holes are spaced precisely 20...

I was on the hunt for a reliable filament runout sensor to upgrade my Ender 3, but the ones I found wouldn't fit snugly onto my microswitch. Rather than letting that setback stop me, I decided to merge two different models together to create...

I was looking for a filament runout sensor for my Ender 3, I found a few for the Ender 3, however it didnt fit my microswitch! so I took two models and merged them together, I didnt do the hard work in designing them, just a little bit of copy and...

While ago I installed bl-touch on my Ender 3 and was left with a spare z-axis endstop so I decided to use it as a filament sensor (from software and electronic point of view I followed [this tutorial](https://youtu.be/gwHpXaj_6xE)). I looked through...

While ago I installed bl-touch on my Ender 3 and was left with a spare z-axis endstop so I decided to use it as a filament sensor (from software and electronic point of view I followed this tutorial). I looked through many such solutions already...

This is a slight modification to the almost flawless Ender 3 Filament runout sensor and guide with bearing made by blaiseb. I really like how the guide just clips onto the printer, but unfortunately, I encountered an issue where the back of the guide...

... the lower hole, similar to the third picture). I also developed a new version (v2) of the runout sensor that guides the limit switch roller more effectively, preventing it from getting alongside the filament and causing increased friction.

This mount is designed for a common filament runout sensor that has two mounting holes. The sensor doesn't need screws, it just snaps into place. The mount itself is attached to a hole on the X-axis carriage with a single M6x20 bolt. This hole has to...

filament runout sensor mount added to use a filament runout sensor that is common on ebay uses m3 bolts Sensor https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/154604914212?hash=item23ff2bc624:g:fhEAAOSwPrJhOx3l&frcectupt=true Print with atleast 50% infill

Simply mount for AliExpress filament sensor. ... -2 M3 x 25mm nut is required.

I designed this to be used with the runout filament sensor from AliExpress

Diesen habe ich jetzt in einen Filament-Runout-Sensor umgebaut und mir ein kleines Gehäuse dafür konstruiert.Das Gehäuse hat momentan keine spezielle Befestigungsmöglichkeit, da ich mir noch nicht ganz sicher bin, wo ich das Teil letztendlich...

It has now been converted into a filament runout sensor and a small housing has been designed for it. The case does not have any special mounting possibility at the moment because I am still unsure where I will finally mount the device. At present,...

It is also shorter and has 3 large slots in the walls to reduce print time and save on filament (two of the slots have an extra little cut-out in it so that it can print without supports). Since the filament would be routed between the top extrusion...

... filement is retracted, - when it will probably fail to re-align with the hole!. So the "rewound" filament will probably be found in a tangle between the sensor and the drive. (update- added render of the device with transparent "top". ...)

### Filament Sensor/Feeder | Ender 3 | No Supports The stl renders aren't showing up for some reason; there are more parts than just the two clips. Remixed from the following (thingiverse native linking was bugging out) -...

This rugged end-of-filament sensor mount stays rock-solid even when subjected to intense retraction forces or the strain of a tightly wound filament spool.

v2 Made the switch holder shorter for a snug fit allowing to relocate the spool to the bottom of the printed without the filament guide getting in the way. Also added two channels for the M2 nuts that makes adjusting the switch easier. ... Category: 3D...

For a seamless experience, I recommend installing the "Filament Sensor NG" plugin, which allows you to easily select the GPIO number and input the M600 (filament change) GCODE. ## Hardware: The original M2 screws can be used to secure the plastic...

Support for a filament end sensor which also serves as a guide for the filament.You can find the end-of-filament detector at : https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/1005005981589368.html.