I had an TH3D EZOut Filament sensor that I wanted to mount on my Ender 3 but didn't like it just hanging in the air. I found this Break-Away EZOut mount (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2671113) which is pretty close to what I wanted/needed except that I didn't want/need the cable clip.

While it's a very nice cable hook, I already had another cable management system, and didn't want to deal with the supports needed for that overhang complicating and lengthening the print plus have the hook in the way doing nothing.

So I remixed the bottom portion of the break-away Sensor Holder to chop off the cable management clip. I also had to repair some holes in the STL that appeared when I imported it into TinkerCAD, no idea how that happened.

To make it a complete system, you need the Break-Away Sensor Lid, found on the original Thing (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2671113)

Note that since this uses the leadscrew collar screws, you need to have your z-axis binding issues figured out and understood or this will make it worse. I took the time to bend my z-leadscrew bracket to 90deg perfectly so I can have my screws very tight and the Z-screw moves nicely.

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Creality

Printer:

No

Supports:

0.2 base (Cura Adaptive Layers)