For mounting the EZOut v2 Filament Runout Sensor directly to a Micro Swiss Direct Drive.
Important Note
You should install a bowden tube leading into the sensor. If you do not do this when you run out of filament and it comes off the spool it can curl up and the end of the filament can go into a fan, wedge itself under a wheel, or go into the print. The bowden tube keeps the filament out of the way until it is completely used up. I suggest the cheapest 4 mm bowden tube with 2 mm+ inner diameter. Getting a 1.9 mm ID bowden is adding unneeded resistance to the filament. The length of the bowden is left to the best judgement. Make sure it is not so long it is wrapping around the spool when sprinting at max height.
Firmware Changes
You need to set your firmware to not unload the filament when it detects it has run out. Whatever that setting may be on your firmware. If you don’t do this the filament might get jammed in the sensor stripping the filament or breaking the sensor.
Step file included
BOM:
2x M3x16 mm Bolts 2x M3 Nuts
iExcell All in One Box Stainless Steel 304 M3 Metric Hex Socket Button Head Cap Screws, Nuts, Washers
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07L65DHV6
EZOut v2 Filament Sensor
https://www.th3dstudio.com/product/ezout-v2-filament-sensor-only-replacement-spare/
2 Meters PTFE Teflon Bowden Tube
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01DJ6H2UW
This article was first featured at https://ift.tt/2xPCJLK on March 20, 2020 at 04:52AM by ChaosBlades
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