cr 10 z axis 3d models

UPDATE 02/06/2019 SIGNIFICANT UPDATE X TENSIONER FOR CR-10 / CR-10S Mk7 VERSION The guide system has been upgraded and simplified, applying changes to all models. The dimensions of the screws have been unified across all versions. The minimum belt...

I just upgraded my Creality CR-10 to a CR-10S 300 and had the chance to organize my cables again. I wasn't happy with the filament tube movement and hotend cable arrangement, so I designed holders for the end stop holder and hotend attachment. For...

This is a straightforward Z screw position indicator designed specifically for CR-10 (or CR-10s) machines. It's probable that it will fit other models as well if they utilize identical leadscrew sizes. I've successfully printed four of these...

This is a critical update for the CR-10 Dual Z rods, purchase a replacement belt here: 852mm Needed.

I wasn't quite satisfied with the design of any CR-10 Z-braces I'd seen, and I had some carbon fiber tubes left over from other projects, so I decided to model some little mounting brackets in Blender and put them to use. You will need: M5 tap, to...

Update of February 6th, 2019 MAJOR UPDATE X Tensioner for CR-10 / CR-10S Mk7 Version Upgraded the guide system and simplified all models Unified screw dimensions (with other tensioner versions) Modified minimum belt tensioning position (for short...

This is a shim for the CR-10/CR-10S Y-axis end stop. I noticed the screws holding the PCB to the mount were too long so when the mount is screwed on the screws holding the PCB causes the endstop to pivot away from the extrusion. ...This shim keeps the...

This Is a Y Axis Belt Tensioner designed specifically for the CR-10S printer, measuring 500 x 500 x 500 dimensions. Frustrated by fitment and function issues with other y belt tensions, one resulting in a catastrophic structural failure during...

One tilt bracket One bracket One camera front piece One camera back piece As many clips as you find necessary (they just hold the camera cable against the arms and larger X-axis mounts) Parts should go together like this: X-Axis mount > Arm > Arm >...

I revised both the hot end and control box end to reduce overall size, height and X Axis clearance issues. I did have to add one more link to the chain. I included the original stl files for the links and link clips, those were not changed. Drag...

... ...A simple CR-10 dial-Z belt tensioning pulley is required, it's very straightforward with two types of gears - one has an 8mm bore that fits tightly without a set screw and the other has an 8.2mm bore for use with a set screw.

I'm replacing the stock Z motor tiny bracket on my CR-10 printer with a new one. The old bracket was holding the motor in place from the side, but since nothing was securing it from below, it kept moving around. ... This design is pretty lazy because...

This part was specifically designed for the CR-10 printer's older model. It replaces the stock Z motor tiny bracket that holds the motor in place from the side, but only partially since the motor still moves around due to lack of proper mounting from...

https://youtu.be/2iXEwumG1BI Bed plate drill guide: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2924367 Hardware: Rod holder: 12 x M4 12mm bolts, 4 x M4 nuts (locking recommended), 8 x M4 hammer nuts, 16 x M4 washers Blocks: 16 x M4 30mm bolts, 16 x M4 nuts...

The microswitch we used was the spare one that comes with the CR-10, but you can also use the existing switch on the Z endstop if you prefer. #### Some notes to get this working: You'll need Marlin and you'll need to enable servos just like you do...

Replacement part for the CR-10 Z rod top brace. One variant holds the stock bearing. Another variant is bearing-free, in case the bearing is too tight. Another variant uses a standard 608zz or 608rs bearing. Two M3 x 14 screws are used to attach the...

A CR-10 modification using a Fischertechnik switch as Z-Probe.\r\n\r\nThe download includes an adapter that screws onto the extruder using standard screws. It features Fischertechnik-compatible grooves to hold a switch functioning as a...

Humans install a Y-axis brace to prevent the stock bracket from flexing excessively and compromising its structural integrity.

This thing slots in nicely into the profiles of the printer frame and allows to exactly level the x-axis gantry.

I crafted a comprehensive guide focusing on the X axis, carefully routing the cable along its path to achieve optimal functionality and aesthetic appeal.

This is a crucial component that ensures proper alignment of the X-axis right mount bearing. ...It centers the belt precisely at the heart of the rail, rather than allowing it to sit off-center like standard equipment.

I've noticed on forums that some people have damaged the plastic motor cover provided with the CR-10S. This is a direct replacement. I have provided two versions - one with the side opening as per the OEM version and one with an opening at the bottom...

This is a Creality CR-10 Mini Z limit switch mount laser cut file created with Inkscape precision. The part was expertly cut out of vibrant red cast acrylic on a K40 laser using the K40 whisperer program's intuitive interface. Tapped M3 holes were...

You won't need an infinitely adjustable Z height because you can level the bed, but you'll still have to raise the nozzle from "auto home" since your build plate is already elevated. This print is a quick and easy fix that doesn't require taking...

... design. ...Made in Fusion 360. The main reason to do it was to utilize 3,0 x 10mm bolts. Source files are included. Update 2018/06/26: I have adjusted a bit the following files: - x-axis mount v2.1 - chain end passive v2.1 - chain end active v2.1

The bracket transforms the CR10's (or equivalent dimensions) y-axis 6-wheel guide system into two linear rails, thereby enhancing overall bed stability and resolving issues of wheel wear and tension loss. Version 2 now includes MGN9C and MGN12H rail...

... reason for creating it was to take full advantage of 3.0 x 10mm bolts. Included are the source files. Update June 26, 2018: I have made some adjustments to the following files: - X-axis mount v2.1 - Chain end passive v2.1 - Chain end active v2.1

... like a wood screw to secure it tightly to the shaft. ...This thoughtful design accounts for the possibility that other knobs might become loose due to shaft rotation, or conversely, they could tighten excessively and eventually break the Y-axis motor.

I've seen numerous posts on forums where users have damaged the plastic motor cover that comes with the CR-10S, prompting a need for direct replacements. To address this issue, I've created two versions of the replacement cover - one that replicates...

Additional materials needed include: (Motor Mount) M3x20mm screws, 2 M3x8mm screws, 2 (Frame Mount) original screws It's recommended to order the upper leadscrew holder as well (not required):...