cr 10 z axis 3d models

I liked the knob that I made a remix of, but I wanted to be able to easily/quickly raise and lower the nozzle with one finger. This allows for just that :) If you want more details on how to install this or anything else, check out the original...

The CR10 boasts an impressive single Z axis leadscrew, producing superb prints without any issues for me. From an engineering standpoint, however, it would be even better to feature leadscrews at both ends. Fortunately, there's an upgrade kit...

... didn't want to let my incompetence injure my printer! ...I have a super bad habit to not pay attention to how close my z height is to falling off and destroying the carriages. ...This should stop that so I can find new and fun ways to break my printer!

I have a super bad habit of not paying attention to how close my z rail height is to falling off and destroying the carriages. This should stop that so I can find new and fun ways to break my printer! ... V2 fixes the issue with the v slot nuts being...

This is a Remixed Version of Caster's Original Design. All Files Included for Your Convenience. The New Design Boasts a Sleeker and More Low-Key Appearance. ...High-Quality Images Have Been Added to Complete the Experience, So Sit Back and Enjoy.

This was entirely inspired by Myfordboy's Z axis idea, https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2569379. Full explanation in the TXT file of what each part is and why. Links to all parts are in the TXT file. Basically the same principle but I changed the...

Three parts to add bracing to your older CR-10 printer's Z axis.  (Some of the newer CR-10 models already have these.)Print two bases, a regular top piece, and an offset top piece for the left side (where the X-axis zeroing microswitch is...

Three parts to add bracing to your older CR-10 printer's Z axis.  (Some of the newer CR-10 models already have these.)Print two bases, a regular top piece, and an offset top piece for the left side (where the X-axis zeroing microswitch is...

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.

The ultimate solution to perfectly calibrate your Creality CR-10 S5's Z-axis is undoubtedly the ingenious "ZMatic".

A simple adjustable Z-Axis homing sensor plate for the Creality CR-10 v3. The plate shipped with the CR-10 v3 has no vertical adjustability and homes the bed far too high relative to the bed's fully-lowered position, making the bed handwheels need...

3D Printing Assist: The 3D printing process demands precision and accuracy, especially when it comes to the Z-axis belt tensioner's role in synchronizing dual stepper motors during power off. Its primary function is to prevent accidental nudges on...

I designed a simple belt tensioner for the z-axis timing belt. 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...

I also added Z-axis stabilizers to improve its performance. M12 threaded rods (or whatever they are referred to in technical terms) can be used; if you do, there are some included M12 nut covers as well. ...If you'd like to support me, consider making a...

This component enables users to elevate their Z-axis end stop switch, allowing for the installation of longer nozzles or hotends without requiring adjustments to the bed height, which would necessitate releveling and/or readjusting spring tension. ...

Check out this working design on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3245255 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3271077 Z-axis damper support: my own design. The Z motor isn't the noisiest, but the damper also stops small jams in vertical...

This is a revised version of frans84's CR-10 timing belt design, lengthened to accommodate a 976mm timing belt on the CR-10S 400 and CR-10 S4. ...Download all other parts from his page, then swap out the z-tensioner for this one.

The files in common are: Assembly A and B Spoolholder A and B The files designed by me are as follows: Z-Axis Cable Support CR-10 V3 Reel Base CR-10 V3 Extruder cable support What materials you will need 2x M4x10 screws with nut to hold the bonina...

I already hated the stock method of spacers/screws to hold everything up so this was my solution when i added z axis rails

I already hated the stock method of spacers/screws to hold everything up so this was my solution when i added z axis rails

I struggled to locate a design that maintained the bearing rod's vertical position without causing it to bend, so I took matters into my own hands and created one from scratch. This new design incorporates a standard 608 bearing, cleverly split into...

Small, Simple, and Functional additional parts 1.rubber band - for adding friction 2.zip tile - for holding the cable

Small, Simple, and Functional additional parts1.rubber band - for adding friction2.zip tile - for holding the cable

<p><strong>additional parts</strong></p><ol><li>rubber band - for adding friction</li><li>zip tile - for holding the cable</li></ol><p><strong>print settings</strong></p><ul><li>PETG or ABS for temperature resistance and...

To print the complete chain for y axis on your CR-10 mini, you need: - 6x Top (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2708420) - 6x Bottom (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2708420) - 1x side_bracket (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2708420) - 1x...

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'm happy to help! ...Here's a rewritten version of your text: Support motor for Z axis \r\n\r\nCreate a mirrored print for both sides

I created human existence to bring it into being, and now it is a reality. Those with abundance of words but strong connections can express themselves freely. ...Despite being still in the experimental phase, I advise you to exercise caution.

**Print Settings** * **Printer:** Creality CR-10 * **Rafts:** No rafts are needed. * **Supports:** No supports are necessary. * **Resolution:** A resolution of 0.3mm was used, but any resolution will work. * **Infill:** An infill percentage of 20%...

This wheel can be printed in two parts and then glued together.Two threaded inserts and two M3 grub screws allow the wheel to hold on tightly to the Z-axis lead screw.