filament sensor 3d models

We're here to help you avoid filament sensor issues with your ANYCUBIC I3 MEGA. Our solution makes it simple to install and remove without having to take out the screw or the filament. To get started, follow these steps: 1. Download fss2.stl This...

This is a Filament guide for the CR-V3 which goes on top of the filament sensor. It helps aligning the filament into the sensor, as the sensor has sharp corners where the filament can scratch and create particles. Would recommend using PETG as there...

This is a Filament guide for the CR-V3 which goes on top of the filament sensor. It helps aligning the filament into the sensor, as the sensor has sharp corners where the filament can scratch and create particles. Would recommend using PETG as...

It also seems that my prints improved as I think the extruder now has to work less hard to pull the filament through. This might have been a fluke that only affected my specific filament sensor, but maybe this could help others as well.NOTE: The...

Having bought an Ender 6, just to realize it would only fit 1 kg spools due to the filament sensor proximity to the spool holder, I decided to make an alteration. This design flips the sensor around, so the socket face the back of the cabinet, and...

In case you’ll convert your „Beast“ to Direct Extruder, it also will be make sense to change the Filament Holder, and the Filament Sensor mounting too. Notice: The distance between the holes for the sensor is only valid for the Original Anycubic...

Raptorfx's simple optical filament runout sensor is a masterful creation.\r\nI chose to reimagine it by incorporating slots for PTFE tubes so it can be seamlessly integrated onto bondtech style extruders.\r\n\r\nFortunately, I won't have to use this...

The official Creality all-metal extruder upgrade (Pictured) sits slightly wider than the standard plastic Ender 5 Plus extruder, causing the filament exiting from the filament runout sensor to misalign with the new metal extruder. I created a simple...

These things are a set of Creality CR6 SE Filament Runout sensor mounts that fit into the end of a 20mm European extrusion. These are particularly well suited for the Ender 3V2 printer. The Filament Runout sensor also doubles as a filament guide for...

A spool holder for the Anet A8 with a filament sensor is what you're looking to create.\r\n\r\nIn addition to the printed parts, an 8mm rod will be necessary.\r\nThe spool holder is mounted securely between the upper frame and the LCD...

I required a way to lift the sensor to the BMG Extruder on the CR-6 SE using the filament sensor from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4635094. I no longer had the original casing. This was my first ever own 3d print design, so there might be...

It should look something like this: #define FILAMENT_RUNOUT_SENSOR #if ENABLED(FILAMENT_RUNOUT_SENSOR) #define FIL_RUNOUT_INVERTING true // Set to true to invert the logic of the sensor. Set to true for the red mechanical end-stops #define...

Orbiter Clockwork Base with Filament sensor Added Counterbore to allow also screwing from the other side Update: added second version for large switch (both versions need a 7mm ball) Update: Larger switch version can now hold a Connector, reinforced...

I took that file and messed with it quite a bit to completely change the orientation of the sensor and combined that with a couple other filament sensor case ideas I saw (YarkspiriFantasyArt and DarrylPortelli designs). You also print a small cap for...

I bought a CR-10 Smart and it didn't come with a guide between the extruder motor and the filament runout sensor, so I figured I ought to make one. Has a little window cutout to see that there's filament in there; it doesn't affect feeding. ... This...

So, I decided to remove it from the Ender and repurpose it as a filament sensor. I connected it to the Raspberry PI and used the "Octoprint Enclosure" plugin to detect when the filament ran out, which worked seamlessly. Next, I printed the case for...

So I thought of unscrewing it from the Ender and making it into a filament sensor. I connected it to the Raspberry PI, and use the "Octoprint Enclosure" plugin to detect when the filament runs out. Works pretty well. After printing the case for the...

Here you can see some of the features I added.Edit January 26, 2022: minor update for the assembly instructions: some passages were not clear enough.Edit January 19, 2022: minor changes to the geometry of the front component, in order to avoid the...

Version 1.1 - you can find it here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4298372 =========================== When I swapped out the standard extruder for the dual-gear one, I realized that filament sensor sitting on the extruder's arm needed to be...

Mount for a BigTreeTech Smart Filament Sensor for a vertically fed direct drive. I also included a bracket I created to allow me to mount the stock spool holder perpendicular. There are two versions of the sensor mount. one has an extra piece...

I'm not satisfied with the blade switch filament sensor that comes with the Cr-10 and its mounting system, so I combined my three preferred attributes to create a new design. I wanted a roller switch-based sensor that would prevent uneven material...

I picked up this sensor at https://www.fabreeko.com/collections/essentials/products/bigtreetech-smart-filament-sensor Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: CR-10 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.12 Infill: 15% Filament: Hatchbox PLA...

This is a mount to attach the BTT Smart Filament Sensor to the BIQU B1. The mount is designed for use in combination with the BMG extruder and closely aligns the filament path. Print as orientated in the picture. No supports are needed. 25-30%...

This is a fully printable case for a filament sensor meant to be mounted on a Creality stock extruder mount when running a direct drive setup. The case consists of a main case part and a lid, which a microswitch can be mounted to. The sensor...

It completely replaces the included filament sensor. Simply remove the factory installed sensor, extract the internals and move them into this new housing, and reinstall onto printer. The hole in the top is to insert a clear 5mm LED head (just snip...

To create a filament runout sensor, use a holder for a limit switch. Cut the middle pin of the switch and then solder pins 1 and 3 to a cable. ...Finally, connect the cable to your printer, as shown in the last picture.You may need a longer M3 screw to...

I needed a filament sensor for a blackbird with an orbitor. I added space here for a standard df2 type switch (without the arm). It mounts with 2x 2x10mm screws. It uses a 5mm ball for the sensor. The PFTE tube needs to be notched where the ball will...

I was so anoyed of the original magnetic mount of the I3 Mega filament sensor - so I desinged this angled wall mount to install it in a fixed position on the wall of my 3d printer housing. ...It's angled so that the filament points into the direction of...

It also makes it toolless to install and remove once you have replaced the backplate. You just need to replace the backplate of your filament sensor and you are good to go. To install, put the sensor in the desired slot and turn counterclockwise. It...

I was feeling left out because other 3D printer users had their own filament sensor accessories, and I thought it was time for a Monoprice Select Mini user to make one happen. So I ordered a Makerbot 1.2 style endstop from China, completed a 10...