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Ender 6 filament detector
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Filament detector for Creality Ender 6. Replaces the original, provides two reliability improvements:
1. Less friction, filament runs between two ball bearings
2. More reliable switching (not using a long lever)
Apart from the print you will need:
Two 9x4mm (M4 inner) ball bearings
One 10mm M4 screw with (countersunk head)
One 12mm M4 screw with (countersunk head)
One Microswitch (mine was 20x10.7x6.5 mm) without lever (just remove it)
One LED+current limiting resistor as needed
(possibly a resistor to pull-up signal, I use it without)
Cable suitable 3-pin connector
You will probably need to tweak measurements to exactly match your parts and printer. It took me three prints to get it right for myself.
This design is provided as-is, I have no intentions of doing anything with it. Feel free to use it in any way you wish. Don't expect to just print this and have it magically replace your current detector. You need to know what you're doing, both print-wise and electroni
1. Less friction, filament runs between two ball bearings
2. More reliable switching (not using a long lever)
Apart from the print you will need:
Two 9x4mm (M4 inner) ball bearings
One 10mm M4 screw with (countersunk head)
One 12mm M4 screw with (countersunk head)
One Microswitch (mine was 20x10.7x6.5 mm) without lever (just remove it)
One LED+current limiting resistor as needed
(possibly a resistor to pull-up signal, I use it without)
Cable suitable 3-pin connector
You will probably need to tweak measurements to exactly match your parts and printer. It took me three prints to get it right for myself.
This design is provided as-is, I have no intentions of doing anything with it. Feel free to use it in any way you wish. Don't expect to just print this and have it magically replace your current detector. You need to know what you're doing, both print-wise and electroni
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