sensor bracket 3d models

Hello, Since it happened with my Anycubic Kobra Max in the high print area that the filament was under a lot of tension because the filament sensor is rigidly attached, I designed a bracket that makes the sensor movable. so there is significantly...

... the fundamental principles of the Inverse Square Law. ...The adjustable bracket skillfully raises the light sensor to perfectly align it with the PASCO light source or color mixer, guaranteeing precise and reliable results in any laboratory setting.

I designed a mounting bracket for the Garden 1189 Electronic Rain Sensor, enabling it to be securely fastened to a wall or fence. The part was printed in ABS due to its superior heat and weather resistance properties. On top of the bracket, two holes...

I was tinkering with my Honda VFR400RR when disaster struck - I snapped the Translogic speed sensor (TLS-SS) bracket while replacing the rear brake. With no epoxy in sight and a £50 price tag on a new sensor, I decided to take matters into my own...

I designed this bracket after having issues with the bracket that was provided by Creality for mounting the G-sensor for use with the Sonic Pad. The bracket they provided would interfere with existing parts when the mounting screws were installed and...

I required a bracket to attach my Gregs Hinged Accessible Extruder's sensor. This design is the result, as I wanted it mounted on the front. The sensor was an LJC18A3-H-Z-1-10mm Capacitance Proximity Sensor from Amazon...

In my estimation, the bracket and sensor combination will likely make contact with the Anet frame at approximately 200mm. Since I haven't printed anything that big yet, keep this in mind when working on your project. ... Sensor Settings X-PROBE OFFSET...

Use that screw to secure the runout sensor and bushing to this bracket. Tighten until the runout sensor doesn't rotate freely and unscrew one half turn (or until the sensor moves freely). Remove the two screws holding the crossmember of the...

A Custom Cable Bracket for the CTC Dual Printer to Detect Filament End-of-Reel Sensitivity \r\nIt Utilizes Optical Sensors Rather Than Microswitches, Search eBay or Similar for 'Arduino Slot Optocoupler', As a Sample Advert (Not a Recommendation)...

... bore. Drill out the sensor holes with a 2mm drill bit so that you can use machine screws on the sensor. Tighten them snugly. ...I recommend using either 80 or 100 percent infill for this project as it will accommodate the machine screws being used.

Very easy to mount: you just need T nuts and bolts from the original metal bracket. The 4 bolts are a very tight fit, this is in order to keep the filament sensor steady. I highly recommend printing this in Pet,but pla also works just fine. ...

Some of you direct-drive conversion tough-guys choose to run without the filament sensor on your Ender printers. Not me. I like the warm cuddly feeling one gets, knowing that if my filament breaks or runs out, sure, I'll be left with only one half...

I needed to add a bracket for my Z-Wave sensor on the Hormann garage door. This is Version 1 and it fits perfectly, but can still be refined. The next step is to create a compartment within the PLA for the magnet. Version 2 features a magnet from...

I needed a bracket for my Z-Wave sensor on the Homan garage door. 1 This was a first design, and it fits perfectly, but it still needs improvement. Next step is to create a chamber for the magnet within the PLA. 2 This version incorporates a...

TL;DR: I designed a bracket to fit between the blower fan and extruder housing on my Anet A8, specifically for an 18mm sensor. I've also added a 12mm version as requested. The 18mm and 12mm brackets are designed to work together seamlessly. The 18mm...

Place these on the sensor and jam them together tightly to create a good grip so you can turn the sensor into the plastic threads without cross-threading. Be extremely careful not to cross-thread, as it is very easy to do with these fine 1mm pitch...

Since I created only a "left" model, if you want to attach it to the right side, you'll need to modify the design by flipping the upper part of the bracket. I printed mine in PLA using 20% infill and one perimeter at a .2 layer height. You may prefer...

If you have clear PLA/PETG, you can print a little insert that goes into the hole and transmits the light - as you can see in my pictures; this is optional.\ Then, I changed some other small things like chamfers, hole size etc.\ Because the cable...

There are also pilot holes for the screw to secure the bracket in place, and the sensor can be mounted from either side, if you need less/more clearance. I printed as is pictured and with supports (I didn't do the best job at removing those...

Overview: I designed a Bracket to hold a filament run-out sensor I purchased on eBay. When the filament runs out, in this order it will: 1. Pause the print 2. retract the filament to stop oozing 3. move the head away to allow filament change 4. - The...

I picked up a Creality runout sensor, but the included bracket required quite a bit of disassembly. I really wanted to avoid this. I finally got everything zeroed in and taking apart so much would undo a lot of that work. So I designed and printed...

I picked up a Creality runout sensor, but the included bracket required quite a bit of disassembly. I really wanted to avoid this. I finally got everything zeroed in and taking apart so much would undo a lot of that work. So I designed and printed...

To secure the sensor, position it flush with the bottom of the bracket and hot glue it in place. It's also beneficial to connect the back spade connector (the brass one) before reinstalling the housing half onto the router, followed by connecting the...

Smart Filament Sensor rear cap to install on a 3030 extrusion

This enclosure cradles the HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor above a sump pump pit, allowing for seamless connection to an Arduino and transforming it into a cutting-edge IoT pit water level sensor.

I redesigned the setup so you can install the CR-10s stock filament sensor directly. ...Secure the cap with zip ties or reuse the original screws from the stock sensor housing for a seamless integration.

The maintenance crew was instructed to swap out the corroded bracket on the customer's request.

Replacing the bracket “acidified” from corrosion at the request of its owner

I had an SN04 left over from purchasing a printer with the auto-level sensor option, which I later replaced with another sensor. ...My printer was upgraded with an mgn12h rail on the Y-axis as well as with an aluminum bed carriage from this website:...

I created this bracked for universal Motorcycle magnetic speedo sensor. I glued it to the fork with epoxy. ... Made for 46mm forks.