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CR10 V3 Filament Sensor bracket (raised and alligned to extruder) and Z-axis belt tensioner — zdjęcie 1
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CR10 V3 Filament Sensor bracket (raised and alligned to extruder) and Z-axis belt tensioner

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Allign the Filament sensor exactly in xy over the extruder input. Raise The Sensor in Z to avoid a too high bend angle

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I finally got it tidy and alligned as I wanted :-)

Happy to share in case somebody likes the idea!

In case you only want the filament sensor bracket and not the z-axis I added a second variant.

 

Parts needed for the z-axis belt:

(a) 1 x GT2 5mm Bore Toothless Width 6mm Belt Pulley

(b) 2 x GT2 20 Teeth Bore 8mm Width 6mm Belt Pulley

(c) 1 x 2GT Closed Loop Length 760mm Width 6mm Timing Belt

additionally M5 screws / washers /nuts to assemble the tensioner

Connecting the whole mount to the X-Axis Frame works with 4x the stock screws and small nuts that turn. (I had them spare from the stock filament mount and the stock filament sensor mount.

Instruction for mounting the Belt Pulleys on the z-axis: go all the way up and just leave a very thin clearance (I use a razor blade). Before closing the screws allign the x-axis with 2 identical metal parts on the frame. This way I was able to still use the full 400mm print height (if I every need it, just in case ;-) )

Video showing the setup including mounting: https://www.reddit.com/r/CR10/comments/1ak8kzn/cr10_v3_filament_sensor_bracket_raised_and/

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