cr 10 s5 upgrades 3d models

I then came across tinymachines shipping their CR-10s equipped with spring caps, which got me thinking. So, I quickly whipped up some caps using Tinkercad. It's probably a good safety precaution to prevent springs from digging in and causing...

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...

... ... Parts needed for the upgrade: 1. From https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2920060 - CableChain_linkCover_v2 - cableChain_link_v2 - cableChain_Xend 2. From https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2672937 - Cable_chain_mounting_point.STL 3.

This upgrade prints quickly, taking approximately 20 minutes to complete, and utilizes minimal filament. The recommended settings are a layer height of .32 and three walls. **Please note that these designs only function effectively when there is at...

... screw for one that's approximately 8mm in size. Cut a foam pad to 34x49mm and attach it securely to the piece. Keep in mind that the hole needs to be precisely 10 mm deep, so make sure to purchase foam that's thicker than this minimum requirement.

A precision-cut hole, measuring 10.5mm in diameter, securely cradles the pen in place with a clamping screw that keeps it firmly attached, all without requiring removal of the metal fan box. ...This thoughtful redesign also elevates the pen holder above...

The wood piece sizes are as follows: Front/Back - 18 inches by 25.5 inches (the door is however big you want it to be) Right Side (Front) - 12.5 inches by 25.5 inches Right Side (Back) - 11 inches by 25.5 inches Left Side (Front) - 12 inches by 25.5...

To complete this project, you'll require the following additional parts: - Flat LCD 10-Pin Ribbon Cable (50cm) https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B01BI009A6/ref=ya_st_dp_summary?ie=UTF8&psc=1 - 12 to 16 Gauge wire; I used 12 gauge, which was...

Firmware: https://www.dropbox.com/s/04qdk2hp6wgbifb/Firmware%20-%20Cr_10_TMC%202100.rar?dl=0. ...Links:...

Inspired by the Frame Braces, TomExplorador created on Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2491003), I designed my own frame braces/z axis stabilizers for my Creality CR-10s S5, the 500x500x500 version. No building space loss occurs on...

I have the S5 and used this one: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B018HMU9NU/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Start by loosening the threaded rod on each stepper to get some extra slack above the bracket at the top. Loosely attach the...

This is the first version of the cooling fan mount for my 3D printer Creality Cr-10, but works with other CR series like S5 or ender series 'cause have the same hot end and cooling fan. *You need some extra materials, but you can use the same...

Cr-10 smart e3d CR Revo mount for the auto leveling

Elevate the CR-10/CR-10S enclosure by raising it. ...Prevent overheating issues effortlessly.

Cache Courroie X (Belt Holder) for CR-10/CR-10S. ... Standard Unmodified Version Shared.

UPGRADE SPOOL FOR ENDER CR 10 V3 ENJOY

Remixed to fit on my CR-10 with Hemera

This is an extruder mounting plate for a Titan Aero Extruder with a volcano hotend. ...It was designed to be CNC'ed from aluminium.The belt holder (Riemenaufhängung) should be printed from ABS once as is and once mirrored and can then be fixed to the...

Moin moin, it's having started with a remix (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2923095), but I changed a lot, and at the end, all is new, I had made the cable chain new, stronger and less flexible to keep in place. Now it's not so easy to snap in....

This model is designed to attach to the x-axis gantry using 2x M5 x 8 button head screws and t-slot nuts. It provides mounting for a second NEMA-17 stepper for a second extruder along with holes for cable guides and plumbing for liquid cooling. ...

This is a test of bed leveling in 3D printing, allowing users to assess whether their bed is properly aligned and if the first layer adheres accurately. As it prints, individuals can manually adjust the bed height to fine-tune its levelness.

On my CR-10 V3, if I used the CR Touch as-is it would cause my nozzle to crash into the print-bed. This spacer adds 4mm headroom between the probe and nozzle. Works with the stock screws that come with the CR Touch. I printed with 50% infill,...

I built a basic PiV2 camera mount for the X-axis of my CR-10/CR-10S 3D printer, and it only took me around an hour to print both pieces. ...All I needed was one M5 screw to assemble it.

Orange, There are many nice designs about CR-10/S filament guides, but I couldn't find one that is minimal and holds the extruder wires nicely. With this design, you won't need to remove the screws to put it into position. ...It simply slides right in...

... produce a spool extender for oversized spools. ...A standard spool is illustrated in the photograph, but my wooden prototype is significantly larger. It's designed specifically for use with CR-10 and CR10 Mini printers. ...I hope you find it helpful.

Here's a customized GoPro mount designed specifically for the CR-10 3D printer. I carefully crafted this model to eliminate the need to remove leveling screws, instead relying on friction to secure it in place. This makes installation and removal a...

Scoured the web for supports specifically designed for CR-10/CR-10S hot bed cables but couldn't find any I liked. New to 3D printing and modeling so decided to give designing my own a shot with FreeCAD. A YouTube video on FreeCAD was incredibly...

For more on this issue, check out https://www.th3dstudio.com/knowledge-base/cr-10-z-axis-troubleshooting/. To ensure the part's stability, I've built it with five layers of strength on top, bottom, and walls. ...Plus, it'll be screwed into place from...

I wanted a sleek, lightweight frame brace design for my CR-10. I found Rick's design, which I really liked, but it's in inches and I found it a bit challenging to install since he designed sockets for the nuts at both ends. So I created my own frame...