Filament sensor adapter with tacho speed encoder LM393
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This is a simple filament guide to use a cheap LM393 sensor as filament sensor. It is inspired in the filament sensor…
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This is a simple filament guide to use a cheap LM393 sensor as filament sensor.
It is inspired in the filament sensor of Prusa i3 mk3, but simplifying the requirements and the cost.
BOM:
- 1 x ball of 3.85mm. You can get this disassembling a 608z bearing.
- 1 x magnet 6x10x2
Build:
Just print the piece, put the magnet before put the bearing, and insert the piece between the sensor.
Print Settings
Printer:
Prusa Bear Custom
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
0.1
Infill:
20
Filament:
PaL PLA
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Concepto
This adapter looks incomplete and maybe it is, but the idea is that you adapt this into what ever, in my case I am using this into a bondtech extruder:
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