cr 10 upgrade 3d models

I took the popular CR-10 tool holder and gave it a fresh twist, adding holders for the spatula and cutters that come with the printer as standard issue. ...But I didn't stop there - I also added a special spot for tweezers and the micro SD card...

This is made to guide the filament into the filament sensor on a CR-10. This has made the guiding a lot smoother and it makes it have less friction going in the filament sensor because it helps straighten the filament before it goes in the filament...

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...

A custom external housing protects the MOSFET from within the CR-10 control box, secured by zip ties connecting its two halves. As part of an extensive set of components, this project aims to relocate all internal elements underneath a modified Ikea...

... desire a unique size. ... Tailored specifically for the Creality CR-10, A detailed parts list can be found within the enclosed PDF document. To seal any gaps effectively, I utilized Foam Window Seal, readily available at most home improvement stores.

I wasn't thrilled with the spool holders I've tried on this setup, so I designed a spool holder to attach directly to the metal bracket that comes with the CR-10. To build it, you'll need to purchase a 6-inch M8 bolt and nut (a 5/16-inch may also...

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,...

This compact attachment can be easily secured to the exhaust fan of the CR-10 control box. It significantly reduces sideways airflow due to the mounting gap. To install this modification, you will need to remove the grating in front of the exhaust...

The enclosure safeguards the sMelzi motherboard from within the CR-10's control panel, its two halves secured by zip ties. Part of a comprehensive set, this component plays a crucial role in achieving the project's objective: relocating all internal...

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...

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...

... 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.

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...

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...

This is a model of the Creality CR-10 bed mosfet. It's used for designing mounts and cases. This mosfet may be identical or similar to those found in other Creality printers and clones. Use this design aid to create mounts and cases. Enjoy the...

... everyone a step. ...I took out the troublesome bits that were always bugging me. A simple mount for BLTouch (Smart) fits perfectly on the CR-10 stock setup. ...I repurposed pin 31 from the SD card to control the servo, making life easier for all of us.

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...

My glass plate, shipped with the CR-10, turned out to be a mess and not level at all. So I decided to print without it until the IKEA mirror arrives. With the standard Z-Endstop, the Printbed springs become extremely loose and the bed starts...

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...

The CR-10 EZABL clip is a sleek cable management system designed specifically for CR-10 printers enabled with EZABL technology. This versatile clip expertly secures the bowden tube, extruder power cable, and the essential EZABL cable in one...

Crescendo 12 FlexiFlex Finesse Upgrade

Some handwritten G-code for leveling your bed, Designed specifically for the Creality CR-10 and CR10-S. It navigates the four corners and middle point with precision, Carefully avoiding the very edges and clips along the perimeter. This code...

You can print all parts with a Creality CR-10 or CR-10S printer and purchase: 8 bearings (16mm outside diameter, 5mm inside diameter, 5mm width) 8 M4x6mm screws 8 M4 washers 8 M4 nuts The required fasteners can be found in this box:...

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've been dealing with a bigger model on my CR-10, but it reached a point where my filament spool dropped off its holder, resulting in a massive waste of filament. However, I came up with a simple solution to this problem. To implement it, just print...

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...

As many CR-10 enthusiasts can attest, one of the most frustrating aspects of printing with this popular model is dealing with the paper clamps that hold the glass in place. The traditional method of attaching these clamps can be a major pain point...

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...