cr 10 parts 3d models

Leveling Knob for CR 10 S5

CR-10 Upgrade Extruder Kit. ...Aluminum MK8 Drive Feed Replacement for Creality Ender 3 and CR-10 Series Printers Including CR-10, CR-10S, CR-10 S4, and CR-10 S5.

Hotend for Creality 3D Printer CR-10 V2

Here is a hand grip for the Cr-10.

A USB cable for the CR-10 printer.

Constructing a CR-10 Heatsink in Solid Edge

Cable Management Kit for CR-10 3D Printers

Logitech Camera Mount for CR-10 3D Printer.

A Compact Hood For Your Display Screen CR 10

I want to design a 3d printer with a 310x310 bed size but I have an option for cr-10 from reality ender but it has a huge drawback with stock parts and I cannot invest in it so I started to tinker and designed a customizable cr-10 clone.

This is a fan duct design for the Creality cr-10/cr-10s/Ender 3 I wanted to share.

This part is a direct replacement T-bracket intended specifically for the right-hand side of the CR-10. ...It's been engineered with identical dimensions and characteristics as the original component, ensuring seamless integration into your existing...

These are legs to raise your CR-10 or CR-10 mini (or any printer that has a 2040 aluminum extrusion frame). They do not require bolts and are held by gravity, but are designed to be sturdy. However, if you have any particularly mischievous children...

These are legs to raise your CR-10 or CR-10 mini (or any printer that has a 2040 aluminum extrusion frame). They do not require bolts and are held by gravity, but are designed to be sturdy. However, if you have any particularly mischievous children...

The CR-10 spool holder relies on 608 bearings for its functionality.

This is an accessory designed specifically for the CR-10 Rail System.

Crafted to extrude unaided, this printer seamlessly integrates with standard CR-10 components.

this is a dial/knob for the creality cr-10 3d printer. ... no supprts

This was sliced with meshmixer to fit the Creality cr-10

This tool carrier holds all necessary tools within easy reach for the CR-10 system.

This is my maiden voyage in transforming a CR-10 into an EINSY board.

This is an edited version of danbear's CR-10 bed knob with the knob part upside down as some commenters were requesting. I have not printed these yet, some said on the original part that it may need to be scaled up to fit. ... This is a remix from...

... for a Logitech QuickCam Pro 5000. ...I just used the spare parts included with my Cr-10 to attach it to the frame. ...I disassembled the original camera frame and used all of those parts to attach it to the mount allowing it to still pivot and rotate.

However, it's unclear whether the standard Cr 10 or the Cr 10 S4 has identical angle relationships between height and length. Required components: 8x M10 Nuts 20x M3x10 oval head screws (fillister screws, countersunk screws, panhead screws - also...

Designed to print without supports, and to work with the stock hardware of the CR-10. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: CR-10 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 1.2 mm Infill: 50% Category: 3D Printer Parts

I'm using this Cam-Holder for my Sricam, which can be mounted on any edge of the Cr-10 and even rotated. ...To get it working properly, I need to print my custom Cr-10 feet first.

This is a straightforward attachment designed specifically for the Creality CR-10 or CR-10 V2, which seamlessly integrates onto the X-axis stepper motor mount via a simple clip-on mechanism.

I'm building a custom foot for my CR-10 printer and took inspiration from Thingiverse's design #2498576, but I hit a snag - none of the available tools are long enough to secure the screw. ...To overcome this challenge, I decided to redesign the foot...

I needed a component cooling solution for my Cr-10/E3D Volcano conversion. So I created a custom part: This thing was designed with Tinkercad. It simply clips onto the cooling fins of the V6, but it has a holder for an optional zip tie for added...

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...