cr 10 enclosure 3d models

A practical accessory for the CR-10 spool holder, designed to be effortlessly mounted on top of the machine's frame. Two M3 nuts are required to secure it in place. ...I opted to utilize custom screws, yet the original hardware is also suitable for this...

I'm absolutely crazy about the long claw model created by mapmaker, but with my trusty Cr-10, I feel like it's just a waste of time making all those separate pieces, so I merged as many parts as I could, resulting in an astonishing 5 total...

Filament guide for CR-10 clips over X axis stepper motor cover can be secured using zip tie requires 608 bearing holds washers and bearing in place with bent paper clip printed with RoHS carbon fiber PLA compatible with filament run-out sensor.

Here is the rewritten text: Cables for the CR-10 need to be inserted into a hole with the correct orientation. To do this, simply rotate the cables by 90 degrees so that they fit properly. ...A sketch of the correct orientation can be found at the top...

These are the downloadable documents that come pre-installed on my CR-10 printer. I am uploading them here to have a clear view of their contents. ...These files are owned exclusively by Creality and are protected under international copyright laws.

Here are my CR-10 Feet's. Once installed, simply position the Control Box underneath the Printer to free up valuable space on your work surface. Additionally, these feet can be seamlessly integrated into my Srcicam-Holder design. ...Be sure to explore...

I crafted this custom design using Tinkercad to supplant the original dial on my CR-10 3D printer. It boasts carefully machined grooves that grant finer control when turning, and a subtly concaved dome in the center for precise selection. ...A print...

Experimenting with my new CR 10, I've found that a larger spool than the sample spool provided with the printer may not be secure on the standard spool holder. ...To ensure maximum versatility, I designed this Spool-saver, which prevents various sizes...

To free up some desk space on the CR-10, simply print two Right and Left legs. Next, take out the existing feet and repurpose the bolts and T-nuts. Finally, move your spool holder to the top. No extra hardware is required. ...I've been using this setup...

Easy-to-use Prusa-style knob designed specifically for the CR-10, replacing the factory knob with comfort and ease. Built to fit seamlessly on your machine, allowing smooth scrolling with minimal effort required. ...If any fitting issues arise, simply...

Mount this adjustable pulley directly onto the standard CR-10 filament holder, securing it with strong adhesive. Its compact two-piece design seamlessly integrates into your existing setup. ...With effortless ease, position the spool's threaded material...

I designed this CR-10 leg stand to fit snugly onto a table's edge, creating a stable base for my printer to rest on. ...I included an .ipt file that allows users of Autodesk Inventor to modify the design according to their needs and preferences.

Christophe Rolland from the Facebook Group Creality CR-10 Francophone made an update. The resulting prints now have improved feet, which is a great improvement. As for the prints themselves, they are even better. ...You can also place the control box...

... such as automatic bed leveling and advanced temperature control. Overall, the CR-10 and CR-10S 3D printers offer a wide range of possibilities for customization and upgrade, making them an excellent choice for hobbyists and professionals alike.

CR-10 pencil holder tweek creality cr 10 UpGrade DrawMachine Following the Heliox video, I modified the system so that the nozzle remains permanently in place. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8TwGvXV104&t=2s To help me for free just by watching a...

This little gadget really does make working with the Creality CR-10 a whole lot easier. It takes up minimal space on your desk and gets out of the way when you need to move around, yet it still manages to hold all sorts of things securely in place.

I've got a CR-10 S5 and bought the Z-axis support kit from Creality. To start with, it wasn't long enough, and secondly, I stripped the end hole that you're supposed to tap for 5mm threads. I designed this in Fusion 360 to work with M5x12 bolts and...

I've finally found a simple and easy-to-use frame mount for surface mounting my CR-10 frame to the workbench, so it stays put and doesn't slide around. This is my first upload to Thingiverse, and also my first functional 3D model created in...

This takes your TUSH (The Ultimate Spool Holder) and lets you easily attach it to the top of your CR-10 control box. I love having the freedom to move my TUSH anywhere on my desk, but there are times when I want to set it right on top of the control...

This sign is tailored to fit perfectly on the CR-10's top rail, providing a seamless installation experience. To get it up and running, follow these simple steps: 1. Start by removing the screw located on the right side of the printer. 2. Next,...

In the RC world, CC01 stock tires are too hard for trail use, but they're perfect for vibration damper duty under the CR-10. I no longer get table vibrations or the rattling noise of parts on my table. This part will fit any 1.9 RC tire. ...A softer...

Install the CR-10 press fit Pen Holder by simply placing it on your hotend case. Insert a pen and begin plotting immediately. Layer height: Opt for a setting of 0.2 or lower, as this will have little impact. Use a moderate infill level of 30% to...

... and vibration back to the printer. ...I figured something would help keep it stable - hope this does the trick for you too. It turns out there are some filament spools that are wider than the CR-10 holder, which helps with those cases as well.

Filament Guide for CR-10 Printer. I created this filament guide because I use a top spool holder that I designed myself - you can find it on Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2719188. The filament grinds against the plastic of the...

I designed these adapters to provide a little extra give when using the Z height on the CR-10. Future upgrades to the control box are also in the works. These adapters allow you to set the PSU directly on them without needing any tools. Simply line...

This is a versatile toolbox that serves as a sturdy base for the Creality Cr-10 control box. By elevating the electronics compartment, it ensures optimal ventilation from the bottom fan's airflow. Due to its substantial size, I divided the design...

A cover for the screen of a CR-10. Slides right on and includes the PEG technology! Otherwise known as the Printed Extrusion of Greatness techology that allows anyone to attach their very own design to the front! Included are the files of the...

Creality Cr-10 Support Legs: Elevate Your Printer's Base. Designed with Tinkercad, these adjustable legs allow the control box to sit snugly underneath, maximizing your workspace. Compatible with any 20x40mm extrusion system, they're perfect for...

This is a basic light cover for the CR-10 (or any other printer using a similar 20x20 extruder system.) It merely redirects light from a stick-on LED strip mounted underneath the top rail, straight down onto the build plate. It comes equipped with...

These legs are designed to use the existing holes and screws on a Creality CR-10 and have the rubber foot screw into the bottom of the leg. These are tall enough to fit the control box underneath the printer. I printed these with a .28 mm layer...