SV06 Ace and SV06 Plus Ace Reverse Bowden Mod With Filament Runout Sensor Relocation
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Moves the filament runout sensor to the print head and adds the ability to attach a bowden tube.
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FIament Runout Sensor Mount With Bowden Tube for SV06 Ace and SV06 Plus ACe
This mounts by taking out the top screw on the extruder mounting plate and putting it through the back of the plate, the other two holes just go around the mount bolts to locate the plate precisely. An SV06 Ace or Plus Ace should print these tight tolerances no problem. The filament runout sensor slides into a tapered dovetail. You'll probably need something like a clamp or pliers to force it in. The design recycles the sensor and bolts from it's housing and only needs 2 m3 nuts and a bowden tube adapter with 6mm threads. Feel free to modify the model to use whatever parts you have on hand. You'll also need something for the other end of the bowden tube if you use one. I am using this until I finish designing a housing for my printer: https://www.printables.com/model/910133-sovol-sv06-and-6-bowden-m10-tube-upper-support
I re-imagined dimik_san's filament sensor mount. I liked how his was built but needed to make significant changes so I modeled it of Sovol's step files for the SV06 Ace. Without a reverse bowden setup my printer would lose extrusion steps at high speed when moving left. This solved that and improved the reliability at high speeds. It also reduces filament waste by not stopping the print until the filament is nearly gone. I also reinforced the backplate heavily. The tapered dovetail allows the filament sensor housing to be updated without changing the mounting plate as well. So far I've had no problems with feeding filament directly down the bowden tube into the printer. If you have problems please post your make with pictures and let me know what the problem is and I will try to fix it. Also feel free to edit my model and share it! to assist with this I have included a step file of my models.
