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Artis3D feeder Type MK Version 2 - Filament Runout Sensor - Work in progress.

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I added a microswitch and made some minor changes. For example, I slightly strengthened the places for threaded inserts.

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Work in progress!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

From Henlor's K1 Extruder Filament Runout Sensor I've borrowed the idea of Filament Runout Sensor in the head - He has a great description of how you can connect a switch to a nozzle PCB.

My entire remix is based on the design from Artis3D. 

I added a microswitch and made some minor changes. For example, I slightly strengthened the places for threaded hot inserts. 

I also had to modify plate to which the NEMA17 motor is screwed. The LDO motor that I have heats up terribly and causes even ABS to start to deform - it would be best to order this plate from aluminium or even better from stainless steel. I did not have the time - opportunity to check if anything is happening with the version for the MOONS motor (original from the K1 extruder).

To use the NEMA17 motor mounting plate, you need two bushings (I tested aluminum and POM): 3mm height, 3mm inner diameter and 6 or 7mm outer diameter.

To use the filament run out sensor you need D2F-FL switch and a 4mm diameter metal ball.

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