cr 10 upgrades 3d models

I wanted to experiment with creating a vibration dampening support for my CR-10, but I didn't feel like purchasing two full packages of racquetballs. So, I cut two in half and instantly had a solution. The friction fit perfectly onto the 2040...

This takes your TUSH and allows you to easily mount it on top of the CR-10 control box. Hmmmm, that came out wrong. ;) In case you don't have this wonderful spool holder already, find it here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2047554 I love...

This attaches your TUSH directly to the CR-10 control box, making it easy to mount on top. I'm glad that came out right! ;)\r\n\r\nIf you don't have this fantastic spool holder yet, check it out here:...

I purchased some 4x4 vibration isolation pads for the CR-10 printer, so I designed legs that would securely hold them in place. Additionally, I wanted to leave room on the bottom of the printer for easy access to the bed and potential future addition...

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...

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...

https://www.paypal.com/pools/c/81EmSoZNia donate now Watch my latest video: https://youtu.be/LHWfNRmciHM Check out the quality of my work: https://youtu.be/QK8BMIYVKOo I wanted to give a heads up so you can modify the cr 10 to make it more precise...

I've relocated the original CR-10 holder upwards, necessitating a new guide to direct the filament in an arc towards the extruder. Thanks to SLICKASICE1805's suggestion, I revamped it. This updated design allows for four positions, each with a...

This is a precision-engineered phone mount specifically crafted for Creality CR-10 printers and accommodating iPhones wrapped in thick cases, with an adjustable grip capable of securely holding any phone up to 13.5mm in thickness. ...Due to its clever...

A simple slide-on/slide-off screen cover for the CR-10/S. Please note, this is crucial: Print the frame size at 102% and the cover at 101.5%. It took a few prints to figure it out right and I haven't had time to go back and update the dimensions.

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...

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...

These custom legs elevate my CR-10 printer by precisely 90 mm, allowing me to easily access the bed adjustment screws without touching the bed itself. I deliberately positioned them to keep the control box clear of the printer's base, ensuring I can...

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...

This remix of the Hypercube pen holder is designed to fit onto the CR-10, taking inspiration from its updated version. The pen holder accommodates pens with diameters ranging from 8 to 11 mm. Note: For successful installation, the fan mount must be...

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...

This short funnel can be mounted on the exhaust fan of the CR-10 control box. It restricts sideways airflow due to the mounting gap. You will need to remove the grating in front of the exhaust fan to install, but it should reduce the noise level due...

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...

... 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 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...

A precise way to calibrate your CR-10's bed precisely fits over existing bed knobs. M4 threads have a 0.7mm pitch, so turning the knobs one-seventh of a turn changes the distance by exactly 0.1mm. The face is beveled and numbers are added, allowing...

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...

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...

- 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....

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...

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...