I printed it on its back, but it does require some support for the gap where the PTFE tube goes. The model is well-designed. I tried attaching it to my Neptoon 3-plus. It will connect with some T-Nuts and M3x20 screws. But the runout sensor can't move freely enough and the filament binds. I would not recommend this for the Elegoo 3-plus.
@cdburgess Oh, I think I misunderstood the cause of the problem that happens on your N3plus. Yes, my design didn’t consider the longer X-axis length that N3plus/max has. It may indeed cause some binding problems.
I will think again to see if there's any design that can avoid such an issue. Thank you for your response. (edited)
@cdburgess Hi! I have designed a new model that is much more flexible from different angles. If you're interested in giving it a try, that would be great!
https://www.printables.com/model/542616
will this part avoid that the filament will eat away the material of the filament sensor?
Just printed the adapter to hold a ptfe tube on either side of the filament sensor. Printed well, works for what I need. Mine seems like the ptfe tubing doesnt -quite- line up with the filament sensor but it works fine. Thanks for the design! (edited)