cr 10 y axis 3d models

This thing is a mount I designed for implementing linear rails on the Z axis of a Creality CR-10 printer. You will need to print two, please mirror the second one. ... Each mount requires 2 x M5 bolts of 40 mm and 4 x M3 bolts of 30 mm

This is a custom build combining a Raspberry Pi Zero W with a camera mount and an X-axis arm for the Creality CR-10 3D printer. ... Original remixed items are: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2230707 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2772167

I'm trying to figure out why my Y belt seems too short for other tensioners. I decided to design a shorter one based on https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2562946 and https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2168903. ... The default M5x25 screw with nut should...

A new Z-axis endcap for the CR-10 is now available, unlocking its full height potential. This upgrade will give you a maximum build volume of 420 millimeters or an additional centimeter with ease. The new endcap features a snap-fit design that easily...

A DIY solution to upgrade the CR-10S X Axis cover using a RAM mount compatible 1-inch ball.

This should line up reasonably well with a direct drive extruder, so the filament is only pulled in the X axis. I've also put a hook on the back for a retracting line I use for cable management. I considered having this slide into both the top...

New: Combo YZ Bracket for Efficient Cable Management on CR-10 Printers When utilizing this combo along with the design from Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2708420), a drag chain assembly is required to manage cabling from the X...

It fits for the Creality CR-10 V2 and V3. ... I think it could also fit for hte CR-10S Pro What you need beside the part is - 1x 8mm GT2 pulley - 1x M8x30 Screw - 1x M8 Nut - 2x M5x15 Screw (M3 would work as well) - 2x M5 T-nut (M3 would work as well)...

... The problem is that the CR-10 V3 comes with the vertical support rods and on high prints the camera and bracket would hit. I remixed it by moving the camera away from the print bed to clear the support rod as well as eliminating the bridge arm.

I made a new X axis pulley cover for the CR-10 and Ender 2, others only work with the 4 posts, and I have installed dampers, this works with either the 4 posts or just 2. print simply on end (edge with half moon cut out down) with no supports. ... If...

This is a custom designed cover specifically made to fit over the motor switch of your trusty CR-10 3D printer's Z-axis. The cover protects the electrical connections and prevents accidental damage or tampering with the delicate components inside.

I've created a new X-axis pulley cover for the CR-10 and Ender 2 that's uniquely designed to work seamlessly with either four posts or just two. Unlike other covers available, this one is specifically tailored to accommodate both configurations. To...

The TEVO Tornado, CR-10 and other similar printers come equipped with a spring stepper coupler that lacks Z axis rod support. When the printer pushes up the X axis using the Z stepper motor, any friction present causes the coupler spring to compress...

This adapter was designed so that you may use a CR-10 Dual Z-Axis Upgrade Kit on a TEVO Turantula Pro. This piece is made to go on the right side x-axis mount, and will allow you to attach the brass piece to the mount without drilling any new holes.

Belt Tensioner for CR-10 with Dual Z-Axis Add-On: A Customized Solution I recently encountered an issue with my CR-10 printer's dual Z-axis setup, where the belt was too loose to achieve synchronization. To resolve this problem, I designed a simple...

To ensure optimal performance, it's crucial to position the belt within a 4mm - 6mm range above the CR-10 top frame. Additionally, maintaining a suitable belt tension is vital, as over-tightening could cause undue stress on both Z-axis rods. ... The...

I've bought a Dual Z kit for my CR-10, and before installing all the pieces, I took some measurements and drew them in 3D. My plan is to take precise measurements of each piece that might come loose from the printer for any reason. Here's the OEM...

This is an X-Axis camera mount for the Creality CR-10 and Alfawise U20 printer, which attaches either a web or action camera to the X-Axis, allowing it to follow the movement of the printer. This provides interesting timelapse views that can be...

It has been thoroughly tested on Ender 3, but it should also fit Ender 2 and CR-10 with equal ease, as well as any other printer that features the same x-axis carriage. To get started, you'll need a 70x29mm circuit board with approximately 1.5mm in...

I've been using this fantastic X-Axis drag chain end from pgraff (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2850432).\r\n\r\nTo get my Petsfang Bullseye (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2759439) to fit perfectly on my CR-10, I needed to make some...

This is a remix for the CR-10 Max to work with a GT2 6mm,1140mm belt. ...The structure is enforced and holes are increased.

changed : - size - removed cr-10 litter to print it more easily remix from Mars1307 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2501854 thanks to him

Then, move the Y-Axis to desired points to check for level. Move mount along the X-Axis and repeat for the bed where you would like to check for level. Printed in PLA. This was tested on my CR-10S and worked great (This was the 3rd attempt on the...

I purchased a Dual Z kit for my CR-10, so before installing all the pieces, I took some measurements and drew them in 3D. My plan is to take measures of every part that might get dismounted from the printer at any time. Here's the OEM support for...

If you have a CR-10 Smart Pro you know the hotend cooling fan is loud.  There's a 40mm fan adapter out there for the Sprite hotend but it interferes with the X Axis cover.  Well, this keeps everything working and even adjust the alignment...

This is a custom faceplate for the CR-10 x-axis cable chain by junaling, engineered to fit the following:\r\nBLtouch 3 pin and 2 pin JST connectors\r\nCooling fan 2 pin JST connector\r\nHeatsink fan 2 pin JST connector\r\nThermistor 2 pin JST...

This is an X-Axis camera mount for the Creality CR-10 and Alfawise U20 printer which attaches either an action or web camera to the X-Axis to follow it up providing for some interesting timelapse views. To mount you will need some additional M3...

This is an X-Axis camera mount for the Creality CR-10 and Alfawise U20 printer which attaches either an action or web camera to the X-Axis to follow it up providing for some interesting timelapse views. To mount you will need some additional M3 bolts...

Here is a bracket designed to mount a vibration damper on the bottom of the Z-Axis Stepper Motor for the Creality Cr-10. This bracket replaces two of the bolts at the bottom of the stepper motor with longer M3 x 30mm bolts, which can be easily found...

I added height to this knob to clear the top of the frame braces I just printed and installed on my CR-10 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2123233