filament jam detector 3d models

This is an add-on for PTFE Tube Filament Guide, Remix for Sidewinder X1 by Hans-G https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4850775 The detector is set in the axis of the guide hole using an anchor. ...

Hello, Having swapped out my original plastic extruder system for an aluminum one, I found myself unable to reattach my end of filament detector. I'm offering a solution that attaches directly to the Z-axis guide's screw and serves as a guide to...

Here's a helpful starting point: http://smoothieware.org/switch#pause-when-out-of-filament and https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2939019 **Tevo LM Filament Guide v4 - Detector.stl** - Trimmed 0.5mm off the diameter and rounded out the front, making...

Human: This support enables fixing the end of filament detector of a Anycubic i3 Mega. In my case, it simplifies loading the filament from outside the display cabinet (constructed with Lack tables).\r\n\r\nThis bracket allows for fixing the end of...

The main purpose of designing this part is to pull the filament directly from the ebox lite, through the filament detector. Front equipped with NPT 1/8" fitting But currently because of the angle issue, the cover will be pulled apart. Later, other...

Move the detector up a further away from the extruder: Advantages: - you detect filament end much faster - easy to change the filament Disadvantages: - you loose a bit of the theoretical max hight. I never reach so hight anyways. - end of filament...

Simple code skillfully pauses the printer and then resumes when the issue is corrected.\r\n\r\nDeveloped by Melvin Cruz, Jon Schull and Skip Meetze at Rochester e-NABLE Lab, the Filament FAULT Detector builds upon...

Support that allows the coil detector to be moved forward when using the tubes that support the coil on X1 Sidewinder

I had a craving for a compact filament sensor enclosure and the filament not touching the Z-axis. ...I designed my desire.

I upgrade the entire filament detection system because it's not securely attached to the machine.

An adapter for the filament sensor of the FLSUN SR if you no longer use the original extruder

... holders. ...Alainventif originally created this design as a flat version better suited for lower sitting filaments, but I modified it to accommodate higher or above-the-printer filament holders, giving it an angular twist that's uniquely my own.

When attaching a stock XY-2 Pro filament holder, position it securely on your Bondtech-style extruder to prevent any potential tangles or misalignments.

After apply reposicioning of the extruder by: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4750925 have to solve 2 issues: the angle path by the filament, this guide needs a 150mm of 6mmx4mm tubing, you can easy find in any hardware stores, 1/4 inch tubing also...

Holder for filament sensor: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33053134385.html?spm=a2g0o.detail.1000023.3.bfb85e3cwA5jcc Made for ender 3 For mounting you have to use 2 screws M3x20 mm and 2 nuts. ... It is modified...

Filament jam sensor for Tronxy P802M. ...The switch is connected to Raspberry Pi with Octoprint installed.

The second sensor for the jam is set to LOW when their is no jam, and to HIGH when the filament tangles and pushes on the lever. For the wiring, the common pin (C) of both sensors are connected and related to the JST connector. The normally open (NO)...

This often jams at the filament sensor, resulting in the printer chewing up the filament at the extruder, and resulting in failed prints.This mod adapts the simple microswitch filament sensor to also include detection of jams due to kinks in the...

Let Your Dreams Come True With the CR-Scan Liza Valentine's Day Custom Package.Support the project here: https://creality-cr-scan-lizard.kckb.st/b4c3a362 This is an improved version of a device that combines a filament rounout sensor and a filament...

As soon as the filament gets jammed on the roll, you are alerted instantly. Simply follow these step-by-step instructions and consult the included images after printing all three components. ... You will need a 12-volt buzzer, plus several screws and...

Simple filament runout and jam sensor made with just ONE microswitch. Printed with PETG and 4 perimeters, the bridge needs to be flexible! Test it yourself. Solidworks design file available for modification, attached as a .stp file. Send me a...

The filament jam sensor for my trusty Tronxy P802M 3D printer is a vital component that alerts me the moment something goes awry. ...This clever device sends a signal to my Raspberry Pi, which has been expertly configured with Octoprint - a...

Filament Runout Sensor - Jam/ Snag Sensor - Filament Guide =========================================================== Inspired by: All in One - Filament Jam - Cleaner & Runout Sensor by 3D-Muc This features two distinct components: 1. The runout...

support microswitch for filament detector.

filament detector PTFE for CR10S

The main idea is that a simple switch detects the presence or absence of the filament, but because of the filament path too much tension on the filament (when there is a jam) will also pull it away from the switch and hence trigger a run-out. The...

The main idea is that a simple switch detects the presence or absence of the filament, but because of the filament path too much tension on the filament (when there is a jam) will also pull it away from the switch and hence trigger a run-out. The...

I have seen a lot of different ways to detect filament jams, and they all require additional sensors and several extra parts, hardware, electronics, etc. Or they only detect if the filament gets caught on the sensor itself. So I wanted to make a...

This sensor allows for the detection of filament jam or spool end. It uses a multi-pole radially magnetized magnet and a Hall digital sensor (A3144 or equivalent). You can build the circuit yourself or use one similar: KY-003 Hall Effect Magnetic...

Here's a simple and effective microswitch-based filament sensor that detects whether filament is flowing, ideal for any 1.75mm filament. I've connected it to an Arduino Nano. The basic logic revolves around a counter that resets on a "CHANGE"...