Công tắc báo hết filament Sherpa Mini “Scream” (Runout Switch)

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Smooth_Idler_Guilder_1776686076.stlSTL · 934.3 KB
idler_arm_short_housing_sherpa_mini_a3_r16_FDM_1776686077.stlSTL · 1.3 MB
idler_arm_long_housing_sherpa_mini_a3_r16_FDM_1776686078.stlSTL · 1.5 MB
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housing_core_std_housing_sherpa_mini_a3_r16_FDM_1776686081.stlSTL · 6.3 MB
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Model ID: #317907
Category: Máy In 3D
Published: 04/20/2026
License: Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Tags: filamentsensor
runoutsensor
sherpamini
sherpa
lightweigth

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Description

This is a compact custom filament sensor version of the legendary Sherpa Mini that includes several improvements. Please read the differences section compared to the original Sherpa Mini.

This version uses nylon screws and nylon nuts at the bottom of the main housing to attach it to the rear case (although you could use standard screws and M3 nuts).

The main casing MUST be printed with painted supports to support the front cover, as it is all printed in one piece. This avoids having to have two heatserts and two screws in the front of the case, it also gives space for the location of the D2F switch and its corresponding 5mm ball bearing.

A version of a guilder that uses an MR85 + 5mm is provided in case the user wants to get maximum quality (without the dual gear backlash) from the extruder. This is best accomplished while using RIDGA v2.

An extended version of the housing with a lower screw to stabilize the Sherpa is provided.