cr 10 z wobble 3d models

I purchased a Dual Z kit for my CR-10, so before installing all the pieces, I took some measurements and drew them in 3D. My plan is to take measures of every part that might get dismounted from the printer at any time. Here's the OEM support for...

Installing an additional Z-axis leadscrew on a CR-10 printer requires careful planning and execution to maintain optimal performance. To begin, locate the existing Z-axis assembly, typically situated near the print bed. Identify the mounting points...

This is a remix for the CR-10 Max to work with a GT2 6mm,1140mm belt. ...The structure is enforced and holes are increased.

This is my attempt at dual-Z upgrade for CR-10 using a single stepper motor. It uses a 600mm lead screw kit such as this one: ...

Last spring, I upgraded my CR-10 with the dual Z upgrade and installed a brand-new belt-driven dual Z setup. For weeks, I struggled with bed leveling as the steppers went out of alignment for no apparent reason. Drawing inspiration from Caster's...

This adjustment is complementary to the CR-10 Glass Blocker Frame (N° 2748245). The parts will be printed in their presented position, with easy-to-remove supports. Test the smooth movement of the second piece before final assembly. You will use a...

**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%...

I designed this so I could clip them to the bars that support the z tower on a cr-10 printer for a discrete lighting system. The clips are designed to have a 12mm wide, 2mm tall strip glued between them. I scaled a simple cube in cura to fit the...

I added height to this knob to clear the top of the frame braces I just printed and installed on my CR-10 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2123233

... <p>This part requires two dampers for the NEMA17 stepper motor. See https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2793110 for details. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: CR-10 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: .2 - .32 Infill: 100%

It appears that all CR-10 machines are unique. The knob design created by baschz does not fit my leadscrew, and the Z-axis bearing on his machine is different from mine as well. I have redesigned it to create a completely new bearing that will fit...

It seems all CR-10 are not the same. The knob design by baschz did not fit my leadscrew. The Z axis bearing on his machine is different than mine too. I have redesigned it and a completely new bearing so it will fit all printers. The bearing block...

Printer: Creality CR-10 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 30% Notes: Print the knob upside down. No supports needed. Pictured parts are printed in Das Filament PLA at 190°C/50°C on the Creality CR-10. You can probably print it...

It enables users to assemble a linear rail on the right z-axis pillar, replacing the stock plastic wheels with more reliable components. This modification should significantly improve stability and accuracy. ... To complete this upgrade, you will need...

For a long time, I've been searching for z-braces for my CR-10 that are easy to print and require minimal material. I also wanted them to be simple to assemble and mount with parts found in every hardware store. Just the other day, William Weston...

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...

... For the Mounting Piece on CR-10/Ender, Visit Remix Source Design by RegisteredThing at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3148733. ... I Haven't Printed This Yet, So If You Do, Please Share Your Experience with the Above Design.

This part replaces a useless stock Z shaft cover that causes the shaft to wiggle excessively on my printer, significantly affecting its Z resolution. The new piece securely holds the shaft in place. I intentionally left the top open for easy...

This is simply a mounting bracket to attach cable chains to the Creality CR-10 v2. It requires at least 2 m3x25 bolts, but i would recomend using 3 or 4. Will also recomend printing extra 3 bottom links and 3 top links from the link below Here...

... on the stepper motors. Important Reminder (Again): This design requires that you've updated to two Z-axis steppers and lead screws beforehand, either through Tinymachines, Creality, or if your CR-10s has the same distance between the lead screws.

New: Combo YZ Bracket for Efficient Cable Management on CR-10 Printers When utilizing this combo along with the design from Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2708420), a drag chain assembly is required to manage cabling from the X...

... 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

Specifically, I elongated the hole for the bearing, allowing it to move perpendicular to the z extrusion and providing play in the spacing between the z extrusion and the z screw. This was necessary because the original design pushed my z-screw too...

Humans designed a solution to stop dust from entering the bearing atop the z-threaded rod. ...Simply printing this part ensures a perfect fit.

This is my final design for the CR-10 Frame Bracing components. The printable parts have been uploaded in STL, STP, and X_T format. You may remix as you please, but please remember to give credit. As you can see by the side view of the machine with...

This is my final design for the CR-10 Frame Bracing components. The printable parts have been uploaded in STL, STP, and X_T format. You may remix as you please, but please remember to give credit. As you can see by the side view of the machine with...

... rail system. Once properly aligned, attach the chain to the gantry's mounting brackets using the provided fasteners. Finally, double-check that all connections are secure and the Z-cable chain is tightly tensioned to maintain optimal performance.

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.

Adjustable Z support for the mechanical endstop from Creality.BOM:1 x M3x30 screw2 x M3x10 screw3 x M3 nuts1 x Spring (mine is 7x15 mm from paoparts.com)

Ever been annoyed by that big loop of power cable on the z-mount? Print two of these at 90% infill for strength. ... They will flex and slip as your big girl prints tall :) Meant for a triple chord engagment.