Open Source Filament Diameter Sensor: Difference between revisions
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*[https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:454584 Thingiverse Page] | *[https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:454584 Thingiverse Page] | ||
*[https://github.com/filipmu/Marlin/tree/Filament-Sensor Github Page] | *[https://github.com/filipmu/Marlin/tree/Filament-Sensor Github Page] | ||
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**This uses an LED and a linear sensor array | |||
**A SMD Camera (such as the [[Raspberry Pi Camera Module]]) may work as this? | |||
**Also need to look into if a collaminator lens is of use for making the led light more collaminated | |||
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Revision as of 20:40, 24 July 2020
Basics
- A Dedicated Application of a "Laser Micrometer" or "Optical Micrometer"
- Laser can come in 1-3 axis versions
- Optical is only 1 or 2 axis
- Uses rollers to guide the filament into the micrometer
- Mainly used for closed loop control of the Filament Maker, but could be used for a FDM 3D Printer that can use inconsistant filament via real time adjustments of extrusion etc to match the varying diameter
To-Do
- Look into if the mechanical versions can work
- Look into DIY optical versions
- Look into the cost of OTS versions
- Figure out if this is optical or laser:
Industry Standards
Laser
Optical
Existing Open Source Designs
Hugh Lyman's Design
- Description Page
- Thingiverse Page
- Github Page
- Notes:
- This uses an LED and a linear sensor array
- A SMD Camera (such as the Raspberry Pi Camera Module) may work as this?
- Also need to look into if a collaminator lens is of use for making the led light more collaminated