Sherpa Mini "Scream" Runout Switch

This model uses a D2F switch and a 5.5mm ball bearing to create a compact runout / filament detection switch.
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Model files

Smooth Idler Guilder.stl
Smooth Idler Guilder.stl
934 kB  |  September 12, 2024
idler_arm_short^housing_sherpa_mini_a3_r16(FDM).stl
idler_arm_short^housing_sherpa_mini_a3_r16(FDM).stl
1 MB  |  September 12, 2024
idler_arm_long^housing_sherpa_mini_a3_r16(FDM).stl
idler_arm_long^housing_sherpa_mini_a3_r16(FDM).stl
1 MB  |  September 12, 2024
housing_front_k^housing_sherpa_mini_a3_r16(FDM).stl
housing_front_k^housing_sherpa_mini_a3_r16(FDM).stl
7 MB  |  September 12, 2024
housing_core_std^housing_sherpa_mini_a3_r16(FDM).stl
housing_core_std^housing_sherpa_mini_a3_r16(FDM).stl
6 MB  |  September 12, 2024
housing_rear_nema14^housing_sherpa_mini_a3_r16(FDM).stl
housing_rear_nema14^housing_sherpa_mini_a3_r16(FDM).stl
2 MB  |  September 12, 2024
Sherpa Mini Scream.step
Sherpa Mini Scream.step
30 MB  |  September 12, 2024

Model origin

The author remixed this model.

Differences of the remix compared to the original

  • Includes an ECAS insert
  • Has a D2F + 5mm ball bearing runout / filament detection switch
  • Contains an optional version for a MR85 + 5mm pin smooth bearing section
  • Improved filament path for better pickup when using MMUs
  • Uses nylon nuts and nylon screws for the bottom of the case to reduce weight
  • Avoids using front case heatserts + screws for weight reduction (printed with painted supports instead)
  • Rear and main housing have location pins (if you are unable to fit these together, you are over-extruding and will have to adjust the Extrusion Multiplier)

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