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    You mean to tell me these 3D printers won't detect when the spool runs out ?
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    You mean to tell me these things won't detect when the spool runs out ?
    That's the most common use case for the Tunell monitor -- to detect when the filament has run out -- but it also is able to detect other filament feeding problems. Sorry for the confusion!

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    Quote Originally Posted by toybuilder View Post
    That's the most common use case for the Tunell monitor -- to detect when the filament has run out -- but it also is able to detect other filament feeding problems. Sorry for the confusion!
    I'm sorry. I meant the printers....not your sensor. I figured your sensor device could do it.
    I fixed the post above.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ward View Post
    I'm sorry. I meant the printers....not your sensor. I figured your sensor device could do it.
    I fixed the post above.
    Oh!
    That's correct - almost all printers that I know of do not check for filament right out of the box.

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    Here are some videos from Aaron Tunell, the original creator of the Tunell monitor. We have a collaboration with Aaron and are now selling an upgraded version (Version 4) now.

    Filament running out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWRNVMoyRus
    Filament getting stuck: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItIOlt-Mq-k
    Dual-monitoring: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kw9-eVxrqn8

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