cr 10 z axis 3d models

This is a straightforward replacement component for the Z rod top bracket. It comes in three distinct versions: one that securely holds the stock bearing, another that's designed without a bearing due to tightness issues, and a third that utilizes...

It will restrict the Z height to be about 50mm less, but for my purposes, that was still more than enough for me. ... The parts are Two 3/8"-16 x 24" Rods ...

I'm trying it at 80 percent infill, to see if this kills the issue I had, which was a slightly bouncy stepper mount, not ideal for micro z adjustments. ... I also tried reducing the y length by 1mm, as it was possibly ever so slightly too tall for...

This is a precision replacement Z stepper motor bracket engineered specifically for the Creality CR10. It enables effortless adjustment, ensuring optimal alignment with the lead screw, surpassing the limitations of the standard stock bracket. The...

Here are the specific parts I used: Note: Since I based my design on the factory Dual Z setup, a right side lead screw bracket wasn't necessary. ... T8 600mm 3D Printer Stainless Steel Lead Screw Coupling Shaft Mounting Bearing Link:...

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I like to compress the springs of the bed as much as I can, and it requires to reach almost until the motor with the plates at min Z. For that...

Fastener kit for AzViper's Z Gantry Brace. Should also be semi-compatible with WickedFog's original creation. Print; 8 x "screw" 4 x "shoulderscrew" 2 x "lefthandrodend" 2 x "righthandrodend" Combine these with any of the 2020 slot anchors...

Fastener Kit for AzViper's Z Gantry Brace Assembly: A Budget-Friendly Solution Print the following components: 8 "screw" pieces 4 "shoulderscrew" pieces 2 "lefthandrodend" rods 2 "righthandrodend" rods Combine these with any compatible 2020 slot...

Fastener kit for AzViper's Z Gantry Brace. Should also be semi-compatible with WickedFog's original creation.</p> <p>Print;<br/> 8 x "screw"<br/> 4 x "shoulderscrew"<br/> 2 x "lefthandrodend"<br/> 2 x "righthandrodend"</p> <p>Combine these with...

I remixed this from Joey99's Adjustable Z-stop, thanks!! : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2456687. I couldn't get his design to work properly so I made some new changes to make things work. Here are some of the improvements made: - Separated the...

If you swap out the smooth idler pulley on the Y-axis of the Creality printers for a toothed GT2 pulley, you'll notice that the new pulley is significantly narrower.\r\n\r\nThese spacers are designed to replace the stock white plastic spacers either...

I'm a huge fan of Caster's ingenious solution for dual Z on the CR-10, but unfortunately, I suffered a significant loss in Z height due to the coupler that prevents the belt-driven side from rising properly. ...To compensate for this setback, I cleverly...

Since there was one available, I edited and borrowed files from the CR-10 OEM - Complete 3D Model, CR-10 Dual Z-Axis Belt Synchronizer, and Parametric pulley - lots of tooth profiles on Thingiverse. I'd like to thank these creators for their...

I also needed something that would fit within the clearance of my CR-10's Z axis support rods and not obstruct bed movement. I shortened the original model in height and length to better fit the CR-10 frame rails and bed height. I also modded the...

I also needed something that would fit within the clearance of my CR-10's Z axis support rods and not obstruct bed movement. I shortened the original model in height and length to better fit the CR-10 frame rails and bed height. I also modded the...

BOM: 6x #10-32 threaded rods for your z axis 4x #10-32 hex nuts 2x Springs that fit snugly around the #10 rod without slipping past the hex nuts 8x (Optional)Washers that fit loosely around the #10 rod to reduce friction between x axis and the...

Required hardware includes: 1 x 688ZZ bearing 2 x M5x20 bolts 2 x M5 T-nuts 2 x M3x12 (16 and 20 also supported) bolts 2 x M3 nuts While the design files are my own creation, I acknowledge that the idea and basic structure originated from Caster's...

I need a bit more space to level the bed properly, this is a good way to get the final Z-axis position a bit higher. If it fits too tight, cut off the nibs on one or both sides. 2.5 - 4mm in various thicknesses. ... FreeCAD comes included for custom...

It is designed for use with the CR-10 Bigger Z-Axis Manual Adjustment Knob, which also fits the Ender 3, CR-10 mini, Hictop, and Tevo Tornado, as described by baschz. The bearing used in this design comes from a fidget spinner, as explained by...

I'm addressing concerns about the smaller linear z-axis for the hypercube. To address these issues, I converted the brackets for both 3030 and 2020 profiles. For printing options, please refer to: The 3030 profile is based on the HyperCube Evolution,...

Remix of Ender 3 axis roller cover for CR-6 SE: - X-axis (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4050465) - Z-axis right (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4043339) - Z-axis left Not perfect, but fits. ...Would be great someone makes it perfect ;-)

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=299663 Instructions Using the following options: articulation_thickness = 2 height = 30 bolt_diameter = 3 nut_diameter = 6.25 washer_diameter = 5.5 pressure_point_thickness = 5 opening_width = 2...

The CR-7 Z Axis Motor is a Custom-Designed Mechanical Component Inherited From Open-Source Community Innovations Based on Revolutionary Engineering Principles Found at the World's Leading 3D Printing Platform - Thingiverse

This is a Z-axis optical endstop limit switch adapter designed specifically for the Creality CR-8 3D printer to resolve Z offset biases after auto-home positioning. ...You can obtain an optical endstop module from eBay by searching for "RAMPS 1.4...

Might be useful for other situations too. Original description: This little yet cleverly designed piece, slips in the lower edge of the left vertical carriage to make it meet the end stop switch to bring a few millimeters extra of clearance. This...

This solves the problem some CR-10S and upgraded CR-10 have: when the Z axe slides the X beam downwards, the right carriage lower edge ends up resting against the second motor support just a tad before the left carriage lower edge triggers the Z end...

Inspired by the Frame Braces, TomExplorador created on Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2491003), I designed my own frame braces/z axis stabilizers for my Creality CR-10s S5, the 500x500x500 version. No building space loss occurs on...

To fix this, loosen the two screws holding the z-axis gantry to the x-axis bar and adjust the height on the right hand side to match the left hand side. Use a leveling tool, such as mine, to make adjustments while the printer is auto-homed. Tighten...

My LCD won't fit?\nUh, if it's because of screw interference, sorry because I've modified short screws before, so maybe there was an adjustment to the front and back clearance.\nYou can scale the model in the x-direction or simply reverse the screws,...

This is a little experiment to drive the Z axis of a CR-10S with belts instead of lead screws. The gantry doesn't fall when you power down the printer. **Is it an upgrade?** It works well for me, but consider this an experimentation rather than an...