Triac dimmer_mesh_tex.stl

Zigbee Triac AC Dimmer - Gledopto

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Might want to give it a bit of clearance when printing with PLA. If you're printing with TPU then this should do just fine. 

Revo Pop 2 lens cover

S1-B (WZ) Zigbee Dimmer switch wall mount

S1-B (WZ) Zigbee Dimmer switch wall mount.step

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4657456.

This is a filament runout sensor housing that attaches to a PTFE tube coupling and screws into the aluminium dual gear extruder (for CR-10 and Ender 3) tensioner arm. But since the couplers work with all sorts of printers and parts I don't see why this couldn't be placed anywhere else as well.
I'm using the smallest microswitches I could find on eBay and made it as compact as I could.

Instructions:
1) Insert a PTFE coupling into the housing and make sure it clips into place in the small cylindrical part between the coupling threads and nut. Also shown on one of the pictures.

2) Then screw the assembly into the coupling hole on the aluminium dual gear extruder.

3) Push a piece of PTFE tube from the top of the housing all the way down through the coupling until it reaches the bottom of the coupling hole. 

4) Place a coupling clip to lock in the coupling (that orange piece in the pictures)

5) Unscrew the whole thing from the extruder and use something sharp to groove out the PTFE tube part where the limit switch is supposed to touch the filament. Also, cut the PTFE tube flush with the top part.

6) Install the microswitch with a couple of M2.5 bolts. The holes are designed as large as the holes on the microswitch but my printer prints them just a bit smaller so the bolts self tap. Alternatively, just use a couple of nuts on the other side.

7) Screw the whole thing onto the aluminium dual gear extruder or any other place that can hold a PTFE tube coupler, push some filament through and you're all set. 

The code I added in the Duet 2 Wifi config file:
M591 D0 P2 C"e0stop" S1

And check one of the images to see how the switch is wired when done.

Print orientation: 
The largest flat side of the part should be touching the build plate.

Filament sensor switch for direct drive Aluminium Dual Gear Extruder PTFE coupling 

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4323390.

This is a phone mounting solution to allow for better active track with Ronin S gimbal.

Mounting a phone on a camera hot shoe raised the phone pretty high and it was a nightmare to balance. This allows to bring the phone much lower towards the camera and aligns the phone camera to the actual camera more nicely. Also since it's attached to the Ronin then you are able to remove the camera much easier than if you had the phone mounted on the camera. 

The screw I used to mount the print was from the Ronin S kit. The same one the side plate is mounted with. Seems like I had a couple of extras. 

The nut is meant to screw on before you screw on your phone mount to adjust the final angle and tighten the phone mount.

Just use any phone mount that has a thread and you're all set.

Ronin S phone mount

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4135507.

Update: Added a wire mount by @bhuynh2012 from
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3909083. 
The top part of the wire mount can also be found there.

I chose this initial design because it doesn't take away any Z space compared to some other versions that have the motor at a 90-degree angle.

The mounting holes are made bigger to fit the round metal spacers on the carriage. For me, they fit perfectly. Bit of force was required with some pliers to push the metal spacers in place but overall a nice snug fit. Added some fillets to ease out some sharp corners. Print orientation as shown on the pictures. 

Now I use retraction settings 0.2mm and seems to work fine. Already better results with stringing then I had before I switched to this mod. 

Could use a cable fixture somewhere. 

Ender 3 - Direct Drive Adapter - Room for wheel spacers + wire mount

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4324262.

I know the pegs are not in the centre but I didn't want to add any supports and the one I pulled this remix off of broke when I tried to install the home mini. 

This one is simple - No supports and sturdy pegs. Works for me. 

Google Home Mini Skadis mount

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