klipper filament sensor 3d models

***Firmware: In marlin 2, configuration.h, uncomment the following lines: ``` #define FILAMENT_RUNOUT_SENSOR #define FILAMENT_RUNOUT_DISTANCE_MM 3 #define FILAMENT_MOTION_SENSOR ``` Most pins files don't have a runout pin defined, so you will also...

This is my Small & Simple Filament Runout Sensor (microSD card pictured for scale) My goal was to create a general purpose filament runout sensor that was small, effective, good quality, and built around the cheap and common limit switches that I...

Note: If you have trouble downloading this model, you can also find it here: https://www.prusaprinters.org/social/55222-tyler/prints This is my Small & Simple Filament Runout Sensor (microSD card pictured for scale) My goal was to create a general...

.STL files: Filament sensor base. Spring for the base. Parts you need: Opto endstop switch. 20mm PTFE tubing. Standard 688 bearing. Inner is 8mm and outher is 16mm. Making the PTFE guide: Cut the PTFE tube to the same size as the holder...

Thankfully, Marlin already offers a solution for the "Filament Runout Sensor". After pressing the "RESUME"-button, the printing process resumes exactly where it left off at the latest point. RepRapWorld provided invaluable assistance in modifying...

Fortunately, Marlin already has a built-in feature for the "Filament Runout Sensor." After pressing the "RESUME" button, the printing process resumes from where it left off at the latest. A big thank you to RepRapWorld for their assistance in making...

I removed the original mounting tabs and added pivots to allow the sensor to rotate about the Y and Z axes so that the filament does not bind when the printhead travels to high values of X and Z. ... I used M3 screws loosely threaded into the printed...

This is a holder for smart filament sensor BTT for S.T.E.V.E - CoreXY 3D Printer https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2146430 other materials: 12mm neodymium magnet -2 pcs steel ball 10 mm with thread - 2 pcs appropriate ball screw - 2 pcs short length...

Simple filament runout sensor but I don't have any microswitches that have the lever still attached so I made a version that doesn't need it. ... The macro I used is from this mod,...

This is a revision to my other filament sensor design. Notable changes: 1. Smaller design with the use of smaller bearings. 2. Repurposing the z-limit switch that I no longer needed. 3. Very low drag, even when with high Z values. The...

This is a Filament Sensor with Filter (1.75) Dimensions (L x B x H): 65,0 x 38 x 17 mm Designed for Filament with D=1.75mm Weight around 20g Components: Mounting screws for the switch are M3 The switch is a toggle housing dimensions (L x B x H): 28,0...

Filament runout sensor for 1.75mm filament utilizes M6 bowden tube connectors, a micro limit switch, and two M2x12mm screws and nuts. I installed a bend in the arm of the switch to shorten its length and enhance contact pressure against the filament....

This is my filament sensor remix for these switches from Amazon. I also enlarged the filament hole to fit a length of 4mm PFTE tube, which should give a very smooth filament path, and it plugs nicely into my reverse Bowden mount. ...Just carve out in...

The top has a guide hole so the filament can feed into the sensor straight and not scrape the opening like it can with the stock mounts. The back has a lip with a tiny slot for a retractable keyring to clip into and stay put. And there is a hole in...

Marlin mods: configuration.h #define FILAMENT_RUNOUT_SENSOR configuration_adv.h #if ENABLED(ULTIPANEL) #define ADVANCED_PAUSE_FEATURE #define FILAMENT_CHANGE_UNLOAD_LENGTH 0 #define FILAMENT_CHANGE_LOAD_LENGTH 0 #define ADVANCED_PAUSE_EXTRUDE_LENGTH...

Note: This design interacts directly with the GPIO pins on the Raspberry Pi 3 I'm using with OctoPrint and the Filament Sensor Reloaded plugin. One leg of the switch connects to ground, while the other goes to your input pin, set in the plugin...

#Filament Runout Sensor I created models specifically for processing, such as grinding and repainting. See the video below for details. I connected the sensor to the ZMAX axis from left to right: plus, minus, and signal. When pressed, the button...

#Filament Runout Sensor v2 I remind that the models were designed for processing, including grinding and repainting. See the video for more details: I connected the sensor to the ZMAX axis as follows: from left to right, plus, minus, and signal. The...

Filament runout sensor made from readily available parts. ================================================ Utilizes M2, M3, and M4 bolts to secure the pulley, switch, and bowden tube (optional). Screws attach directly into the print in most areas,...

I bought this [Runout Filament Sensor](https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32965114166.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.54.20e41802FC3UPQ) and made this holder that can be placed right before the extruder. Mine is a little taller because I am...

... switch to work opposite as it was intended. It would pause prints with filament in the sensor and run while it was empty. ...Just change FIL_RUNOUT_STATE to HIGH or opposite of whatever your setting is if you have the same issue as me and retest.

1.75mm filament Cheap Optical Encoder / Endstop https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1701155 Here is what the one I used looks like I used the milky white PTFE tube, the clearer stuff might work too I had to add a little piece of electrical tape around...

I wanted to use an extra microswitch I had ([these ones in specific](https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B088W8WMTB)) as a filament runout detection sensor, but most designs I found were either too bulky, used a different style switch, or made for a specific...

This way, the sensor can detect not only simple out-of-filament conditions but also various types of filament jams or clogged nozzles. Be aware that this is still a work in progress! So far, I've tested it only on my desk, not in the printer. Next,...

This is my Small & Simple Filament Runout Sensor (microSD card pictured for scale) My goal was to create a general purpose filament runout sensor that was small, effective, good quality, and built around the cheap and common limit switches that I...

The use of a photoelectric sensor is particularly appealing due to its contactless functionality, but if you opt for transparent filament, the sensor must be disabled. I decided to create a case for a microswitch so that it can be used with various...

This filament runout sensor was up graded from the Creality Ender series sensor to be able to articulate and follow the extruder. It allows for full Z axis extension without binding or braking the filament and less pull force of the extruder. It...

FilaSense is a cutting-edge, user-friendly and versatile filament runout sensor that offers effortless printing, use and mounting capabilities. It employs a microswitch for reliable filament detection and can be seamlessly integrated into 2020 or...

This handy sensor case with embedded magnets easily and comfortably clamps onto your filament string at any time and as many times as you want, without causing wear and tear since it is held together solely by the magnets. You will need six pieces...

It puts the sensor well away from the extruder and close to the spool, giving plenty of notice of filament runout. This is usable for literally any printer that has 2020/40 aluminum extrusion for a top cross rail. ... You will need: an end...