cr 10 leveling knobs 3d models

This support is designed for CR-10 printers. It allows users to easily attach the spool holder to the left-top of their printer. To minimize friction, I installed two bearings with dimensions 20x47x14 mm. The installation process involves securing...

I also rotated to the proper printing orientation to save everyone a step. A simple mount for BLTouch (Smart) for the stock CR-10 setup. ...I've reclaimed pin 31 from the SD card to use for servo control.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Licence:...

I recently found that operating the CR-10 on an ordinary table causes strain on my neck due to looking down at a 90-degree angle from the nozzle to the glass plate. To alleviate this issue, I created custom support legs that elevate the printer to a...

I decided to tackle wisps of filament winding around my CR-10's hot end fan, which was causing heat creep. To prevent this issue from recurring, I designed a simple fan guard that snaps onto the existing fan shroud without obstructing airflow too...

Print Settings Printer brand: Creality Printer: CR-10S Supports: Yes Resolution: .2 Infill: 50%

My trusty old CR-10 was taking too much horizontal space with the separate command box, while I did not mind it taking more vertical space. ...I know there are a lot of all-in-one solutions everywhere, but they involve taking the control box apart,...

Things you need: * 2x DB37 connectors (male & female) * Some cable * Some screws (spare screws from CR-10 will do the trick) * Printed connector box * 2x printed DB37 housing * Some patience when soldering all the wires I've used an old printer...

What's more, it was originally designed for an e3D printer rather than the CR-10. To get started with this project, I used a hotend fan cover from Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2160958) as a starting point. ...If you spot any areas...

One fit the Cr-10 great but the filament wore it down so I used the ring and bearings from another that didn't fit my CR-10 right. Requires purchase of 1 - M4 x 16mm bolt (I just used a random screw from the garage that fit) 608-2RS Ball...

I present a mechanical toggle switch to install on the front of your CR-10. With a depth of 300, it's actually possible to reach 310. This leaves a margin of 10 to place a toggle switch directly in series on the power cable. With the following...

When I got my CR-10, printing with provided PLA was a non-stop affair until I decided to try out some PLA that had been sitting around for ages - only to discover that the spool diameter was too small to fit over the provided spool holder! Since I...

Ventilation cut-outs on the CR-10S proved subpar; I had to enlarge holes for improved airflow and install wire-mesh guards around each fan. A custom adapter plate was 3D printed for seamless integration with these new guards. Additionally, I drilled...

Initially, I found the concept intriguing but realized it wouldn't suit my Creality CR-10S due to its relatively low profile. ... To rectify this issue, I embarked on a complete redesign, incorporating several key modifications: -the ring has been...

I did a fair amount of searching and wasn't satisfied with the cost or design of several of the enclosures available for the CR-10 and other larger printers, so I decided to design my own. This enclosure is fully-customizable and can be scaled up or...

- A hole is now located down the middle, allowing for the original rubber feet from my CR-10 v2 to be screwed in. This requires inserting an M5 nut into the leg. - The rear foot features a long extension that protrudes from the back of the printer....

... 20mm M4 screw, it still worked. You'll also need an extra T-nut and M3 or M4 screw for the switch bracket; my printer came with extras that were suitable. The y-endstop doesn't require any new hardware. My CR-10 40S printer is what I'm working on.

I've been experimenting with various designs for my CR-10's legs, and I downloaded a few promising ones, but they had one major drawback - their height was too extreme and the thin design made me decide to take matters into my own hands. The custom...

Pipe Cooler v0.01 Initially designed for personal use, some members of the CR-10 Facebook group requested it, so here is the Pipe Cooler. There are likely better options available, but I wanted a design that looked appealing to me and functioned...

This is a Cr-10 frame brace that I designed with truss-style in mind. My goal was to create a printer support system that would prevent ghosting and look great, making it perfect for use with the ever popular braces by RebelRousingProps...

Needed a model for my CR-10 Max to plan out dimensions for an enclosure. Can't find any anywhere so I did my own (mostly). Measured it by hand with a measuring tape so the only dimensions I am fairly certain are correct are the extrusions, the...

Skull Tower Legs for the Creality CR-10 Printers. These legs elevate the printer 16.5cm, freeing up space under the control unit and other items to be stored there, giving you more room on your desk where the printer sits. I recorded a quick video...

Skull Tower Legs for Creality CR-10 Printers. These legs elevate the printer 16.5cm, making space under the printer to store control units and other items, freeing up desk space where the printer is situated. To demonstrate vibration, I recorded a...

I struggled with the extruder slipping and prints failing because of the CR-10 spring's weakness, offering little tension and no adjustment options. I designed a spacer/spring holder to increase the spring's grip. Unfortunately, it works too well -...

I designed this to better organize things around my CR-10 printer. I like a neat workspace. Try as I may, it always ends up getting messy. But, at least I'm making an effort. LOL. I plan on mounting it to the control box with double sided tape. I...

I recently acquired a CR-10 and was immediately struck by the fan's unique design, featuring 4 indented screw holes that differ from those found on other part cooling fans I've encountered. The part cooling itself is woefully inadequate, resulting in...

I was always annoyed with the control box being off to the side of my new Creality CR-10 V3 printer, so I decided to do something about it. The control box now sits underneath the printer and really cleaned up my workspace a bunch by giving the...

I also resized the text and eliminated the v2 characters, since this tool holder works for both V2 & V3 versions of the CR-10 (maybe others). A small bolt can be used with a T-nut in the top 2020 extrusion to hold it in place. The bolt/T-nut is...

This mount fits snugly into the 2020 extrusion on my CR-10, and it should also fit any 2020 extrusion (please share your "make" if you use it for a different printer model). UPDATE: June 2019 Following a mishap where I accidentally bumped the...

Use a second open-end wrench to hold it in place!\r\n\r\n05.04.2019: bowden_fitting_m6-101,5p-adapted.stl added - M6 thread is 101.5% thicker for better hold.\r\nM6-distance.stl added in case the tension of the Bowden tube always loosens the M6...

This is a customized Cr-10 Y carriage that I designed to reduce weight significantly. The inspiration behind it came from the one created by Tiny Machines. First, this part needs to be machined out of 0.125-inch aluminum (or equivalent in metric -...