cr 10 y carriage 3d models

Works seamlessly without requiring further modifications and maintains the same carriage travel. The included Endstop flag is fully compatible with the original endstop holder. For Misumi LMUW10 users with 54mm bearings, you may need to adjust the...

Original Part ----------------- This is my take on a Y-axis linear rail conversion for the Creality CR-10 V2 and V3. It allows for mounting the bed plate to two parallel MGN12H linear rails with two blocks per rail. Unlike many designs, this does...

... Some important notes: - This Remix does not fit for the CR-10 S4 and S5 models, so make sure you have one of the supported versions before printing. ...- Check the comments below for more information and potential issues before starting your print.

This is a slight adjustment to the Z Axis motor mount I needed after installing the "Creality CR-10 Wire management, Strain relief and Glass holder" https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2328449 which I found impacted the corner of the motoer mount,...

On my CR-10 S5 the bed plate is thick enough you could tap right into it but I forgot my M5 tap. I put some super glue on the nuts to make sure they don't vibrate off. To install the bed slide the bed back onto the machine then install the nut...

This one is designed specifically for the larger CR-10 S5 and S4 series machines, utilizing easily available parts that are easy to print. This upgrade is inspired by the [3DLS Complete Belt-Free 3D...

... (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2920581) and a vibration damper on the back of the motor. The assembly doesn't require long screws, standard screws are sufficient (M3 4 / 6 / 10 mm). 2 pieces to print. ...Set infill to 80%, layers of 0.2 mm.

This bracket allows for straightforward use with or without motor dampeners, eliminating the need to adjust y-axis limit switches. Update 4/14/2018 - The STL file has been reuploaded with corrected scaling. ...To make the outdated version work, simply...

... and a vibration damper attached to the back of the motor. The assembly process doesn't demand long screws; standard screws suffice, such as M3 4 / 6 / 10 mm. Two pieces are needed to print. ...Infill should be set at 80%, with layers of 0.2 mm.

I had this to mount my Y axis stepper https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKDs7HW3cAE

after downloading over 100 links and all the mounts for 3 of my cr-10s. I was searching all over for bolts. Then thought , "Does my ender need chain and mount bolts?" .....rhetorical No bolt option Also simplifying the top bracket to just...

I'm grateful to donnyb99 for his outstanding y-axis belt tensioner. I had a hex head M5 screw missing and didn't want to make an extra trip to the store, so I decided to get creative. Using Tinkercad, I redesigned the knob and puller to accommodate a...

May I put some more information in my blog, try to have a look, may it's published already: German: https://www.moralin.net/de/blog English: https://www.moralin.net/en/blog for X axis, you need * 16 (2x8) cable chain elements *...

I've revised the Y plate cable fixation to add the cover intended for the base piece, but this time tailored to secure the chain attachment. ... Printing: * 8 bottom links (100% infill) * 8 top links (100% infill) * 1 side bracket (20% infill) * 1 bed...

I reworked the slide and knob to ensure clearance with an aluminum bed frame, as the original design was too elevated. ...The revised components were manufactured in black PLA.

This remix of a remix offers an improved version of the original design, which was prone to bending under tension. ...The redesign features strategically placed gussets that enhance structural integrity, while also incorporating a mounting point for a...

Remade to fit a 15mm width, featuring solitary and precisely centered apertures for secure attachment.

I secure everything with an M3 bolt and T-Nut, which rotates perfectly thanks to the clever design found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3050607 Every Support is in place Everywhere.

Redesigned this part for optimized printing, as well as larger hole in the center for the particular stepper motor dampers that I ordered (dampers have a protruding lip that sets into the hole). ... You could potentially print this without supports...

Carter motor for yoke and belt protection.

Fine-tune the parallelism and adjust to the aluminum rail profile without any play. Don't hesitate to use a file for optimal results. ...The diameter 4 axis of the cap is locked in place and directly in contact with the screw heads for precise...

I really enjoyed working with the kits designed by donnyb99 but encountered some problems with the bearings causing the belt to rub against the inside of the frame. I began by simply adjusting one of the pullers and eventually redesigned most of the...

Will need to use an M4 screw for the screw to tension the pully, a GT2 20t bearing pulley with 5mm bore and 6mm width, and a M5 Screw that is 20mm length.

This feature is ideal for crafting components that seamlessly integrate with the CR-10S and CR-10 rail systems.

To ensure that when changing the cooling system the hotend is not solely supported by two points, and for a bit more stability.

This y-axis linear rail orientation is not necessary but is good design practice.Y-Carriage BOM Parts List Diagram Balancing the pull to the center of carriage instead above it or below seems to be more rigid and minimize deflection. The belts...

Installation space lighting for the CR-10 / CR10S. Fastened with two nut blocks and M4 screws each, it provides a secure fit. Two 10cm LED strips are used in conjunction with an affordable LED dimmer to create the desired ambiance. Part three...

A hardware upgrade was made to accommodate the latest carriage design provided by RepRap Champion, featuring an additional 8mm component.

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