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Filament sensor with reverse bowden (PC4-M6 fitting)
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Filament sensor with reverse bowden connector via PC4-M6 fitting.
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Filament sensor body with reverse bowden connector via PC4-M6 fitting.
You can use this to bring the filament for example from under or over a table via pass though.
Black PETG is recommended, PLA works too. The sensor contains an optic element, which requires an opaque material to work.
Instructions:
- Print with 0.2 layer hight, no supports needed
- You can use the other existing parts, or print new ones (see the prusa print for other parts)
- Screw in the PC4-M6 fitting with a socket wrench, get in straight
- Disassemble the your current filament sensor
- Check assembly guide from prusa website
- Magnets may be hard to remove from the original body, it may be destroyed in the process!
- You may mark the magnets with a marker pen before removing, thou they are easy to align
- Mind the metal ball inside the body, so it will not drop and get missing
- Reassemble
- Check assembly guide from prusa website
- When inserting magnets, and check they repulse each other
- Insert reverse bowden tube