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Of course, since it’s 3D printed, modifying the design for your own purposes should be pretty straightforward.Ĭurious? The design is being sold for a few bucks, and there is a free test piece one can print and use to confirm whether the design will work before mashing the buy button. designed this for the Ender 3, and the Filamentmeter relies on a specific extruder design and orientation to work properly. This means that retractions - small reverses of the extruder motor during printing - are properly accounted for in the total, which is a nice touch.
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A small spur gear attached to the printer’s extruder drives a series of gears that advance the digits. But it’s actually the movement of the extruder motor that drives the device. Driving the digit rotation from the extruder motor itself means that even retractions are accounted for.Īt first glance it may look like there is a motor hidden inside, or that the device is somehow sensing the filament directly. The Filamentmeter looks a little bit like a 3D printed handheld tally counter (or lap counter) but instead of a button to advance each digit, the readout represents how many meters of filament have gone through the extruder. Took an interesting approach to designing a counter intended to accurately display how many meters of filament a 3D printer has used.
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