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Core One INDX Modified Filament Sensor Top - Feed From Dry box — zdjęcie 1

Core One INDX Modified Filament Sensor Top - Feed From Dry box

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Quick test modification of filament sensor to allow for a ptfe tube to connect directly to it

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I currently have my Core One (with MMU3) on a desk with dry boxes underneath. With my INDX upgrade I want to keep the same and connect the PTFE tubes from each box to the bottom of the filament sensor assembly on each side of the printer.

From looking at the recently released assembly instructions/photos and the 3D printable part it appears there is a hole to connect a tube via a collet on the top of each assembly but nothing from the bottom; the intention being that you mount your roll holders on the same and feed the filament, tubeless, directly into the sensor.

This quick, proof of concept for now, mod add an M10 threaded hole in front of each filament entry point, designed to take a PTFE tube connector.

So far I've only printed half of this as a quick test. Once my INDX kit actually dispatches and arrives I'll endevour to test and refine this model.

Note: this was thrown together using Sketchup so is far from perfect. I'm sure someone else can do a much better job than this and I hope they will :)

When printing my sample piece I had to use vice grips to force the connectors in the first time. I also discovered that my pack of connectors vary quite a bit in diameter so when the time comes to do this properly I'll be measuring each and taking the 8 smallest ones.

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