filament runout sensor mks gen l 3d models

A minimalistic filament runout sensor using only a creality endstop. There's a version with and without the stock baseplate, though the screw holes on the no base version are untested, my printer is acting up on me today as well as my mess of an...

This is a straightforward filament runout sensor that you can install directly onto the V-score beam, right beneath the extruder motor of your Creality Ender 5. ... What you'll need: 4x M3x16mm screws 2x M3x8mm screws 4x M3 nuts Microswitch Male header...

As for me, I've got my MKS Gen L up and running, so I made the decision to remove the slot for the SD card - it just wasn't doing anything for me, you know? And let me tell you, tightening up that USB port really makes a huge difference in terms of...

The Mechanical Kit Standardization (MKS) Gen L Case features a 60mm fan cutout. ...Required components include: 4x M3 spacers, likely 40mm in length 4x M3 screws 3x M5 T-nuts for attaching to rails 3x M5 10mm screws 1x 60mm fan Access the Onshape CAD...

You can seamlessly integrate an MKS Gen-L Board into your existing stock case using this versatile adapter, eliminating the need for any additional drilling. ...The adapter was generously shared with me by a fellow member of an active Facebook group I'm...

The 40mm fans for the MKS Gen L on my FLSUN i3 were dying so i quickly mapped out a plate to mount the only fan I had laying around, 80mm from a CPU heatsink. Needs standoffs in place but otherwise mounts with M3 screws/nuts. ...Almost for sure overkill...

Here's a DIY electronics project that calls for a custom-built MKS Gen L controller, equipped with a ruggedized solid-state relay system. The design incorporates precision-crafted holes for connecting various aviation-grade connectors, ensuring...

This is a robust MKS GEN L board mount + fan mounts designed to fit any CR-10 and similar models. The goal was to craft a secure, adaptable, and solid mount for the board, especially fans and attachments, specifically for my standalone modification...

I recently ran into a snag while searching for casings compatible with my MKS Gen-L, so I decided to take matters into my own hands and create one myself. ...Upon completing the print, I noticed that the fan holes were obstructing airflow somewhat,...

I'm looking to ditch the acrylic mount that comes with the FLSDelta kit and install a low-cost, high-speed print mount for my MKS Gen_L V1.0. ...This will allow me to position it beneath the bed while still utilizing existing hardware and fan...

... ...It accommodates an MKS GEN L board and utilizes the printer's original screw holes, eliminating the need for drilling. M3 allen screws are used. ...A SLDPRT file is provided for modification if different-sized components require adjustments.

I made this to install MKS Gen L v2.1 in Tevo Tornado control box. The adapter is attached to existing mount points with 4x M3x4 and new board goes on top of it with another M3 screws. ...The mainboard is 2mm higher that original because of screws...

Remix from Ender 3 Filament runout sensor and guide with bearing Removed Ender 3 Mount for having a more compact sensor that hangs free. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3357097 Summary A thing that serves two purpose! It's a runout filament...

To assemble this adapter, I used a 0.1 layer height with 100% infill settings, identical to those used by ryroo211 for their Filament Runout Sensor, which is made from PLA material. ... For optimal results, I recommend using a M4x12 screw paired with...

Replacement bracket for the filament runout sensor on the Elegoo Neptune 3 &4. This centers the sensor so that when two spools are mounted, both have equal reach to the sensor. I've also added a couple of sockets to hold the end of the filament that...

Laser Pipe Filament Runout Sensor Provided as is: This uses a small Laser to pass light through a transparent Bowden Tube Pipe to detect if the Filament has Runout or snapped. No need to have any break in the Bowden Tube maybe good for flexible...

This modification is necessary because the MKS Gen L board positions directly above the original fan location, and the heatsinks are too tall. Without sufficient airflow, the drivers start to warm up slightly, as do the mosfets. ...However, with a...

Other projects: https://www.instagram.com/engineeringns/This runout sensor uses two ball bearings to ensure that there is no wear, it also allows the filament to be fed from both directions so that the printer can auto-eject it after the switch sees...

This runout sensor employs two precision ball bearings to guarantee minimal wear, also allowing the filament to be fed from both directions so that the printer can automatically eject it once the switch detects a runout condition. ... Bearings: -...

Other projects: https://www.instagram.com/engineeringns/ This runout sensor employs dual ball bearings to prevent wear, allowing the filament to be fed from both directions so that the printer can automatically eject it when a runout condition is...

Other projects: https://www.instagram.com/engineeringns/ This runout sensor utilizes two ball bearings to prevent any wear and tear, it also enables the filament to be fed from both sides so that the printer can automatically eject it after the...

A simple filament runout sensor made from re-used Ender 3 endstop. You gain the endstop by upgrading to an ABL probe.This remix is built on the OG model, just wanted to have a “floating” version of it, as my setup doesn't allow me to use the original...

Alternatively, it is also available on AliExpress at the following link: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Free-Shipping-Optical-Endstop-Light-Control-Limit-Optical-Switch-for-3D-Printers-RAMPS-1-4/32246136817.html For a mechanical (microswitch)...

 That part is here:https://www.printables.com/model/216518-filament-runout-sensor-upgradeOccasionally, though, the filament still gets hung up inside the runout sensor housing, especially when filament is stiff and somewhat curled.  I decided what I...

 That part is here:https://www.printables.com/model/216518-filament-runout-sensor-upgradeOccasionally, though, the filament still gets hung up inside the runout sensor housing, especially when filament is stiff and somewhat curled.  I decided what I...

Box for Mark-Six Gen L on Ender 3 printer.

Created for MKS Gen-L v2 and MKS Mosfet. Utilizing: screws M3 x 5, 6015 fan. Attached Fusion 360 file for modification purposes. ...Share your design, live on!

The 40mm fans for the MKS Gen L on my FLSUN i3 were dying so i quickly mapped out a plate to mount the only fan I had laying around, 80mm from a CPU heatsink. Needs standoffs in place but otherwise mounts with M3 screws/nuts. ...Almost for sure overkill...

For fitting the MKS GEN L to an Ender 3, I needed to extend the two cables for both thermistors and change the end stop connectors from 2-pin JST connectors to 3-pin JST connectors. To utilize the original Creality GLCD, use EXP1 on the MKS and...

Remix of a filament guide for a runout sensor like the one linked below. You will need to print: 1 - bracket 1 - ring - (print ring.stl first, if it isn't tight enough then ring-sm.stl is slightly smaller inside). ... 2 - spacers You will need:...