cr 10 z axis 3d models

... First, loosely attach the bracket and let the Z bar drop to the bottom, then press the bracket firmly in place and tighten the screws. This modification was part of my dual Z axis upgrade but it's definitely worth doing as a standalone project.

To accommodate the double Z-axis, simply mirror the design in your slicer software. I've included three options: one with air vents and two without, plus an option for cutting out the Z-frame. ...Currently, I'm using a manually assembled prototype since...

... the mount. You'll need: - 2 M4x8 screws - 2 M3x16 screws - 2 M3x6 screws - 2 T-nuts M4 Additionally, you may need to cut a triangle in the rear main plate's Z-axis mounting (check out the pictures). ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LunQd1T2LSo

Dimensions: 60mm x 25mm This will work well with Z-Axis Bearing Stabilizer by benawhite at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3370355. Take a look at the little brother Extruder Knob that I've designed to go in pair with this design at...

This is a handy little cover for the Z-axis leadscrew coupler on the Ender 3 that I designed to prevent heated bed wires from rubbing against the rotating coupler, which they tend to do in my enclosure, especially after replacing them with better...

Creality Ender 3 users please read the last update below #ZKNOB This two piece part replaces and adds to the acrylic stock cover on the Creality CR-10's Z-axis lead screw; It lets you manually control the hot end up and down (when steppers are...

If the Z axis is perfectly aligned and the v-slot wheels are adjusted precisely, the X gantry will gently fall into place with minimal resistance. This setup allows you to securely park the X gantry when the printer is powered off, and it will...

It's incredibly challenging getting two linear rails perfectly aligned for a Z-axis conversion. Most conversions only work because they utilize low-cost rails that have enough play to compensate for misalignment. As a result, this conversion focuses...

I've only shared the files for the two parts I modified; please refer to the linked remix of the original clip-on design for its well-designed mounting bracket on the z-axis. Note that in the provided image, the original designer's clip-on bracket...

... orientation of the original bottom_bracket by stevenfayers to accept the cables from behind. ...All credits to him. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: CR-10S Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.25 Infill: 100% Category: 3D Printer Parts

I printed the original design I liked but probably at too low an infill setting and between the long center section and the infill, it cracked so I shortened the shaft part and increased the infill to 100%. It works great and is incredibly strong.

Manufactured using Fused Deposition Modeling Technology, a 3D printing process that produces parts by extruding molten thermoplastic plastic.

This two-piece part replaces and adds to the acrylic stock cover on the Creality CR-10's Z-axis lead screw. It lets you manually control the hot end up and down when steppers are disabled, which has proven to be very handy at times. For example, when...

Using a dual Z setup on the Creality CR-10 requires a crucial adjustment tool: a 4" block specifically designed for leveling the Z-Axis. To achieve precision, print two of these blocks and attach them to the base frame. ...Next, adjust the Z screws...

This is my fine Z-axis endstop adjustment that allows for a precise adjustment of the height of your Z-axis on the CR-10. BOM: 1x M4 x 5 brass threaded insert 1x M4 x 20 1x M4 hex nut 1x M4 locknut Use a soldering iron to press the threaded insert...

This will function with any CR-10 that has dual Z-Axis, but it will require a smaller belt. The 50 teeth pulleys provide more torque, which is why I prefer them. I added an idler to pull the belt away from the front of the tension as the original...

Hello i have changed the Belt Tensioner https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4362513 for my own CR-10 V2. Now I can mount it without nuts in the Profile. ...

I'm working on upgrading Caster's dual Z-axis, but I've hit a roadblock - the screws needed for mounting this part are nowhere to be found, so I've had to get creative and combine two parts instead.

... Update 6-9-18: I went ahead and printed it in black using regular supports, and I'm convinced that it turns out much better when printed vertically. I utilize the saucer section to rotate the Z axis, thereby raising or lowering the X gantry.

The lower bracket fixing is taller than the original remixed file to allow standard 750mm M10 threaded bars to be used, commonly available from sellers like this:...

This design draws heavily from the Dual Z axis upgrade by Caster, available at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2569379. Huge thanks to Caster for sharing this fantastic design! However, I had to create my own version due to a lack of required parts...

Human: Original CR-10 Adjustable Z-axis stepper + damper bracket by Icarus1uk fell short on clearance under my stepper motor when the damper was installed.\r\nI adjusted the top surface thickness (the one with 3 holes) downward by 2mm to lift the...

I designed a lower bearing block to reduce vibrations while printing tall objects, ensuring smoother prints and increased accuracy.

I modified two files to implement the same model. ... Check out this Thing on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2799793

The design of the bottom_bracket was modified to accommodate cable routing from a rearward position, courtesy of Steven Fayers' ingenious work.

Another clever concept is born!

I incorporated a few modifications into the design of the model, enabling seamless integration with minimal setup required.

Another straightforward creation!

combo without the need for bolts

Added knurling to knob so you can get a better grip to achieve MAXIMUM SPEEDS! ... Wheel is unchanged.