filament sensor ender 3 3d models

filament guide and sensor relocate when not using the filament sensor

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...

I printed this modell in ABS because my enclosure gets a little to hot for PLA.I am using a cheap aliexpress runout sensor for my ender 3 v2.I added some tape to hold the cable. ...Maybe I will add something to the modell in future for the...

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.

This is a DIY project that combines two essential components for 3D printing: a filament sensor and a guide for the filament. I needed a way to repurpose my unused Z-endstop switch, so I created a custom setup that serves both purposes. To build...

Changelog 1.1 Added an indent to improve the sensor accuracy, the tab is not lower and better aligned with the filament strand. v2 Made the switch holder shorter for a snug fit allowing to relocate the spool to the bottom of the printed without the...

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...

Repurpose your Z-Endstop as a filament runout sensor that aligns perfectly with your BMG extruder!Remixed from:Filament runout sensor Ender 3 Pro by draggOPBMG Extruder Ender FIlament Runout Sensor by DonnyDevotoChanges:Extended to align with BMG...

The Ender 3 Filament Runout Sensor is mounted conveniently below the spool, utilizing a roller microswitch for reliable detection. ...A leftover T-slot nut was repurposed to secure the sensor in place, while a tapered Allen screw found among spare parts...

Here's My Take on the Original File: Ender 3 Filament Runout Sensor Remix. I took the original file and gave it a remix that perfectly matches my preferred type of switch. ...Once the print was complete, I whipped out my trusty drill to create mounting...

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...

I was thrilled to reuse the Z-Stop I had readily available after installing the BL-Touch, but I wasn't too keen on having the sensor just dangling off the filament. I revamped the parent design from @The_Goss to securely attach it to the Z-Stepper...

This model synchronizes the sensor with the motor-extruder input to prevent friction and ensure the motor doesn't have to apply more force to pull in the filament.

Added more space between sensor and stepper to improve filament grab. Also adjusted the hinge for smooth operation. The filament exit was repositioned to align perfectly with the stepper entrance. A handy hinge was added to make it easy to remove...

I'm excited to share that I've successfully integrated my optical filament sensor directly into Octoprint, a popular 3D printing management software. This connection allows me to monitor and control my prints more efficiently than ever before. ...To...

A remake of many similar sensors out there, suitable to sensors available locally.  Included are models of the bearing and limit switches used.  DO NOT PRINT THESE.  Or do, up to you, but they're not needed for the sensor. ...;-)I've included them for...

Lid can be printed with filament change at 1mm for arrow to be different color :)

To add a microswitch and wires to your Raspberry with Octoprint and the Filament runout reloaded plugin, you'll need a few simple components. The switch I used is a microswitch-mini-spdt-on-on-with-roller from Grobotronics, available at...

... at thingiverse, specifically the design number 3379934. ...I printed the mount using PETG material with a solid 100% infill. Following printing, I needed to utilize a 2mm drill bit to precisely enlarge the filament hole and ensure proper calibration.

Filament Runout Sensor adapter used for installing the Micro Swiss Bowden Extruder on a Creality Ender 3 Max or CR-10 V2. ... Printer: Creality Ender 3 Max and CR-10 V2 Extruder: Micro Swiss Dual Geared Bowden Extruder

two trees filament sensor holder for ender 3 there are 2 files, its the same but mirrored (for left/right side of the spool) i recommend to use the left ver for ender users, because it is closer to the board. ... For v slot and sensor use M3 screws.

... the sensor to screw it on. The short PTFE tube will guide the filament beside the Z-rod.See also my reinforced version for the dual gear extruder: https://www.prusaprinters.org/de/prints/104866-smart-filament-sensor-holder-for-ender-3-pro-for-d 

This is a holder for Bigtreetechs Smart Filament Sensor: https://www.bigtree-tech.com/products/bigtreetech-smart-filament-sensor.html I dislike the idea to put it between extruder and hotend on my Ender 3 Pro. Instead I installed it before the...

STL files provided include: * main_generic - can be used on any printer and mounted using screws that hold the cover for the endstop switch * main_ender - integrated with a mount specifically designed for Ender 3 printers and is mounted next to the...

Needed a filament runout sensor on my Klipper-based corexy machine. This one's using a standard Ender 3 endstop assembly (microswitch and 3 pin connector on a PCB) because I had a few sitting around from the good ol' days. The 5.5mm steel ball makes...

... mounting. I made this one rugged so it will survive the stress of the extruder pulling on a kinked spool, the other mount bent when this happened. Tinkercad link: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/9flJXbAqQ81-top-rail-btt-filament-sensor-mount

Support only for outer ring is recommended. Includes 2 holes for original screws from K1 filament sensor mountAlso has hole for mounting this to custom X stepper cover...

My Filament stands under the Ender 3 Pro, so I need to feed the filament from the underside. Therefore I modded the Sensor with a 45 right and 45 left angled arm. Print with support from 65° overhang and only the two noses need support. You can also...

To mount a TriangleLab filament runout sensor on an Ender 3, start by printing the simple mount provided. Then, press it firmly into the top 2020 extrusion of your printer and secure the filament sensor in place using the included nuts and screws. To...

#Filament sensor mount for Ender 3 and CR-10# ## Features ## * Compatible with EZOut and "generic" sensors (see pictures) * Mounts on the Z-Roller nut - don't worry, this will not affect the motion or the rigidity of the head. * Adjustable angle *...