Just a small filament sensor tophat for the great cutter from @demitrix_327464. It can be used as a precise runout sensor or in my case as a toolhead sensor for the Happy Hare driven QuattroBox MMU (https://github.com/Batalhoti/QuattroBox)
BOM:
4mm steel ball
ordinary microswitch D2F without a lever
it adds few mm to the height of the toolhead, so maybe you will need longer screws, for me 35mm was enough
Print setting:
use Voron print settings, and you will be fine
Install:
connect the microswitch either in NO or NC setup, depending on your needs
install the 4mm steel ball into the hole
push the microswitch into its space in pressed state, it is snap fit, lock in place
you can use screws to secure it, but it is really not needed, and be carefull to use right size screws
install it instead of the cutters top cover
connect it to your printer board
configure it in your printer settings as a filament sensor or in Happy Hare as a toolhead sensor
you may loose few mm from your vertical height, so don't forget to modify your printer settings
Tools used to design: Tinkercad (https://www.tinkercad.com/)
Happy and more precise printing…
The author remixed this model.
Just used the shape of the toolhead cutter to design a tophat for that.