EVA 3 Mechanical Filament Sensor for Orbiter 1.5
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I am implementing an ERCF on my V-Core 3, after feeling that the Hall sensor was not very reliable, I decided to go…
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I am implementing an ERCF on my V-Core 3, after feeling that the Hall sensor was not very reliable, I decided to go ahead with the well-known micro switch approach.
As I only had 6mm steel ball with me, I had to design the module compatible with 6mm spheres.
Required material:
- 1x OMRON D2F-5 microswitch
- 1x 6mm steel ball
- 1x 4pin JST XH 2.54 Plug (male and female)
- 7x M3x12 (since the plate is taller)
- 1x 15mm PTFE tube (from plate to the extruder)
- 1xCustom lenght* PTFE tube (from the plate to the hotend)
This piece is a remix of the EVA 3 plate for orbiter 1.5, but I got inspiration from the following projects:
- EVA3 ERCF Filament Sensor for Orbiter 1.5 (7mm steel ball)
- EVA 3 Toolhead Filament Sensor (Mechanical and Reliable) (4mm steel ball)
*Note: Only 1mm of PTFE tube can come out of the front_universal_fi part of the EVA3 system
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