IR Filament Sensor Housing for Zaribo Extruder Thingiverse

IR Filament Sensor Housing for Zaribo Extruder

Thingiverse wschadow Free 3D Printable

Bondtech has provided a nice housing for the new IR filament sensor on Bondtech extruder for Prusa / Bear / Zaribo: https://github.com/BondtechAB/Bondtech_Prusa_i3/tree/master/CAD-Files.This is a remix of this original design for the Zaribo extruder. Changes comprise:new cover for push-fit connector for inverse bowden set-upnew cover for "regular" filament feedingslightly moved magnet for greater attractionslightly modified lever for same reasonslightly thicker walls of the housing for better printingIn addition to the screws mentioned in the Bondtech manual 1 M3 hex nut, 1x M3 square nut and one M3x10mm socket head cap screw are needed.Update 01.05.2019: Thanks Stefan Weber for providing a third cover for the Mosaic Palette 2Update 02.05.2019: I updated the sensor housing. The diameter of the hole for the screw for the lever is corrected.Update 04.05.2019: updated version of the Mosaic coverUpdate 07.05.2019: correct version of lever uploaded

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Platform Thingiverse
Creator wschadow
Price Free
Formats STL / 3D Printable
License See original page
3D Printable Yes
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