Voxelab Aquila X2 - Run-out Sensor mount with Guide for Dual Gear Extruder
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If you've upgraded your Voxelab Aquila X2 to a metal dual gear extruder such as Bondtech's or similar clones, you…
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If you've upgraded your Voxelab Aquila X2 to a metal dual gear extruder such as Bondtech's or similar clones, you would noticed that the filament run-out sensor mount no longer aligns with the extruder.
I've designed this to correct the alignment while also added filament guide to it. The filament sensor is supposed to fit loosely to self correct its alignment but not come off easily stopped by the roller. If you noticed the sensor is too loose that it rattles under heavy retractions, simply add some soft padding underneath.
Place in the sensor first before screwing the roller and do the opposite if removal is needed. You can replace the screw with a M5 although the printed ones worked well. Print with 20% infill, vertically (filament output side flat on the print bed) without any support. Brims might help with adhesion.
Print Settings
Supports:
No
Resolution:
0.28mm
Infill:
20%
Filament:
Any PET-G/PLA
Category: 3D Printing