filament sensor 3d models

The author of the original filament sensor, which I use here, tested the design with an "1830". For my switch I didn't need any screws to fix the board. ...Your mileage may vary. I removed the cable guides, as i don't need them. These are my first steps...

This is my take on a filament sensor directely mounted on the Orbiter using a simple switch. The fit of the switch is quite tight to keep it from moving around. Has been working flawlessly so far. If the trigger point is off slightly, try...

This section fits snugly around the plug-hole of the filament sensor and will remain firmly in place. It's not flawless, but I've experienced significantly fewer problems since installing it. I aimed to maximize bang for minimal material, forcing...

The Z limit switch is slightly modified to extend the cable to connect onto a Raspberry Pi GPIO and a plugin named FIlament Sensor Reloaded is used for this purpose. The plugin still functions normally during printing even if abandoned by its...

This is a BTT Smart Filament Sensor Bracket for the Ender 3 Pro with a Micro Swiss Direct Drive. This version of the bracket was printed in dynamic quality (50% infill). I had to redesign the bracket due to interference with the vertical post of...

An optical filament sensor bracket that I configured to work with a IKEA Lack tower where the filament is passed through the table top, but is reusable in other locations where the space between the mounting holes is cleared for filament output. It...

I created this sensor case to enable a full retract of the remainder of filament after the filament out sensor is tripped. The case has two e3d heat breaks with conical entries for ease of getting filament through. at the end is has a ptfe quick...

I sometimes have the problem that, when printing TPU or other soft filaments the IR filament sensor on top of extruder isn't triggered. Which causes the printer to believe there is no filament loaded. To prevent the printer from not detecting any...

Here's my EZOUT filament runout sensor bowden case. It features two M6 threads at each end for securely attaching a bowden adaptor. To set it up, simply screw the sensor into place using M4 screws and then install the case lid. This design requires...

The biggest advantage of this solution is its extremely low resistance to filament movement compared to switch-based filament sensors sold on Amazon. The one I purchased there was quite resistant to filament movement in comparison. Theoretically,...

I designed these parts based on the following sensor: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Funssor-3D-printer-filament-sensor-with-calble-break-detection-switch-PLA-ABS-broken-material-to-suspend/32809590044.html This sensor is fully compatible with my...

To create a protective cover for the endstop sensor, simply print the provided design from Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2912087 With the "Filament Sensor Reloaded" plugin installed in Octoprint, you can configure the endstop sensor...

Instead of constantly monitoring my printer's filament level near the end of a roll, I opted to install a Low Filament Sensor from EndLessParts.com. This simple device produces a loud buzzing sound when it detects the approaching end of the filament,...

So I noticed on a tall print that the filament sensor could get in the way and also the angle of the filament was at a hard angle so i made one that could pivot a little and see if it makes a difference.. its a simple design and the 2 holes for the...

*English* This is the Filament Sensor designed by NeoCortex with a reinforcement modification, because the original sometimes can break with lateral forces, for example, when you have your filament on the side of your printer and not on the back or...

I wanted to add a filament runout sensor to my Ender 3 with the MicroSwiss dual gear direct drive but did not find any great options. The sensor I used is pretty generic made by several manufacturers. The filament holes line up beautifully! Since...

I wanted to add a filament runout sensor to my Ender 3 with the MicroSwiss dual gear direct drive but did not find any great options. The sensor I used is pretty generic made by several manufacturers. The filament holes line up beautifully! Since...

This is my take on a filament sensor directely mounted on the Orbiter using a simple switch.The fit of the switch is quite tight to keep it from moving around.Has been working flawlessly so far.If the trigger point is off slightly, try bending the...

Use 3 of the original long screws from the filament sensor to mount cover and the 2 small ones to mount the sensor in the housing. Holes are sized to not require a Tap to thread. Just slowly run the screws in. 3x 4mm x10mm bolts with nuts hold it...

DONATE: https://paypal.me/JuanCMedina21?locale.x=en\_US I made a rotating filament sensor for the top of my CR-10 MAX. This should allow for smother filament feeding. ...The bearing is pressed fit into the mount and plate, might require some sanding....

I had trouble finding a filament runout sensor that utilized my Ender's endstops and fit bowden tubes on each side, so I came up with one myself. To make this work, you'll need an Ender endstop, some short pieces of 4mm bowden tubing, and two M3...

Top filament mount for BTT filament sensor, fits ender 3 v2. V7: I wanted to use the filament roller guide(https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3052488) along with this mount for BTT, redesigned the mount, and it works really well, its been on my...

Instead of keeping a close eye on my printer while nearing the end of the roll of filament, I decided to install a Low Filament Sensor from EndLessParts.com. This device is relatively simple and lets out a loud buzzing sound when the end of the...

Biggest benefit of this solution is very low resistance to filament moving I mean comparing it with switch based filament sensor sold on Amazon. At least one I got there is quite resistive to filament movement comparing to this one. Theoretically as...

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...

puede usar pegamento adicional si lo desea. ENGLISH: Support for filament break sensor. it is fixed to the frame of the printer by pressure ... the plastic pins are placed by insertion in the sensor, and in the base. you can use additional glue if...

Simple cheap sensor for filament.Between +5V and SIG there is a 10kohm resistor.When filament is present then SIG is connected to GND.When empty - then SIG is connected to +5V through 10kohm resistor.

this brings the sensor closer to the hotend so when you print smaller prints on the cr10 and the filament runs out there isnt a large amount of filament to be thrown away.

Move the sensor

I copied the idea of the S1 Pro with the rotating sensor by utilising a 608 bearing mount that I found on Printables, and modified Tiberiuskirk's sensor mount. ...Bearing fits snugly, I added a screw hole to the shaft of the sensor to make sure it does...