cr 10s max 3d models

CR-10S Pro Dual Z Sync You need: 2x flange bearings KFL08 1x GT2 timing belt 760 mm 380T 6 mm wide 2x GT2 gear pulley 20T bore Ø 8 mm The original T nut Remove the flange bearing KFL08 from the flange by simply turning it 90 °. ... Or with the ball...

... using 1/2 inch EMT conduit (metal pipe with approximately 18mm outer diameter). For a CR-10s, for your frame to be square, you need to have just under 60cm along the conduit from the top of one bracket to the top of the other. ... OnShape link

A vital attachment for CR 10s Pro owners, this support mount secures hot end cables/wires in place as the hot end glides back and forth. By doing so, it significantly reduces wear and tear on cable connections. The base snugly fits onto the top of...

To prevent wobbliness of the Creality CR-10S filament sensor, you need to make a crucial adjustment before slicing. Simply turn the part 180 degrees around. It's essential that the surface featuring the hole lies flat on the bed. Additionally, ensure...

When doing an upgrade to be able to print in slightly higher temperatures with the CR-10S Pro, a fan shroud is necessary. such a shroud will not fit in the usual hot-end box, so it must be done without. However, the print cooling fan is usually...

Mod Parts Print for CR-10S DIY1 - Change Log2020-08-12- Update Z Stepper Support- Add Reinforcement brackets kit- Add Filament Runout Sensor2020-08-09- Update Z support Bearing and Stepper2020-08-05- Update X Carriage cover- Update Radial fan duct...

This is a set of filament guides - upper and lower - specifically designed for the Creality CR-10S PRO model 3D printer. To suit my particular printer, I made significant modifications to two existing designs referenced below. ...My experience suggests...

Creality Cr-10S Bed Leveling Video Enjoy the Video https://youtu.be/MvaqixoxPLU Twitter: https://twitter.com/Zep_To_ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ZepTo.3D.Druck Google+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/109561398985315771625/posts YouTube:...

... Top Filament Guide Without Screws. Tested sur CR-10s Combinate with https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2992372 update 2019/02/26 : - strengthening of the upper part +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Enjoy !

Introducing the CR-10S Y-Tension-Tool, the ultimate companion for all your printing needs. This nifty tool is designed to make your life easier and your prints better. With its sleek design and easy-to-use interface, you'll be up and running in no...

... an alternative, I opted for 1/2 inch EMT conduit, which offers a metal pipe with approximately 18mm outer diameter. For a CR-10s, ensuring a square frame requires measuring just under 60cm along the conduit from the top of one bracket to the other.

Bracket and extrusion for use with a top-mounted standard CR-10S X-Carriage. Originally designed for a floating spool holder for direct drives, but you can remix and do whatever you want with it as I can imagine the bracket can have a host of other...

A straightforward fix for the CR-10S filament sensor involves creating a simple retainer clip using an existing screw, as demonstrated in the accompanying picture. This design effectively keeps the sensor securely fastened to prevent it from coming...

Filament sensor clamp for Creality CR-10S. The stock one kept falling off, and I didn't want to superglue it. I drilled a couple of 3.5mm holes in the original holder, using the 3D printed parts as a template. I used bolts M3x18, washers, and nuts. ... ...

A support mount for CR 10s Pro to keep the hot end cables/wires from moving/twisting as the hot end moves back and forth. Should help to reduce wear and tear near the cable connections. Base is a tight friction fit to the top of the hot end...

I designed a 90-degree strain relief for my Creality CR-10s Pro bed to save desk space. This way, the printer can fit comfortably without hanging too far off the front edge. Simply lay it flat on the build surface and print it with no support needed....

Given that CR-10S already features a strain reliever on the plate, you typically don't need any additional support. However, since my console sits to the left of the printer, the cable gets bent 90 degrees back and forth. ...If anyone can improve upon...

This custom NEMA17 motor mount is specifically designed to transform a standard CR-10S printer into a dual color extrusion device.\r\n\r\nTo implement this conversion, print out two mounts and attach them on top of the original motor mount bracket...

Creality CR-10S Bed Leveling Video Enjoy the video https://youtu.be/MvaqixoxPLU Twitter: https://twitter.com/Zep_To Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ZepTo3DPrint Google+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/109561398985315771625/posts YouTube:...

Here is the rewritten text: Original Version: Human: A modified version of the Bondtech CR-10S Mount for the Bondtech Mini Bowden Extruder Clone - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3015796 Modified Text: User: I designed a customized mount for the...

A Sleek Cover Design for the Front Y-Axis Wheel of the Creality CR-10 and CR-10S 3D Printers, Perfectly Matching Their Industrial Chic Aesthetic.

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Here is a modified version of this swing up LED light: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2492135 I was unable to use the above link because my CR-10s X-Axis cover differs from the CR-10 model. To make it work, I took the following steps: 1 - I used...

I reused several parts from the Ender 3 version (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3052488) but I have swapped out the bracket piece with a new one that fits onto the filament sensor of the CR-10S Pro V2. I imagine this will also work for other...

A simple pen mount for the Creality CR-10S Pro allowing it to be used as a plotter. See video by [Teaching Tech](https://www.thingiverse.com/TeachingTech) at [Universal 3D printer pen holder](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3436158) for the...

Design inspired by the ender project adapted from scratch to the CR-10S Pro. ... A turbine 5015 was used to cool the print For the heat sink, I used a 40x40x10 fan alone or you can use a ready-made cover with a 30x30 fan The BMG Extruder requires...

The CR-10S requires a camera stand that is specifically designed to hold its weight and provide stable support for capturing high-quality images or videos. A sturdy camera stand is essential to prevent any damage to the 3D printer or the camera...

A buddy of mine owns a CR-10S and shared with me that his glass was a sturdy 4.5mm thick, giving my own 3mm glass a run for its money. To make up for the extra thickness, I added an additional 1.5mm to the height of my print. My friend confirmed it...

I received my CR-10S Pro just a couple of days ago, and I was thrilled when I printed out the original strain relief part - it worked flawlessly right off the bat! However, after updating to the latest version of Tinymachines3D's Marlin firmware, I...

A Custom-Made Fan Duct for CR-10S Pro Printers That Delivers Unbeatable Performance Without Support Printing. Several Key Upgrades: * A significantly larger opening ensures a substantial increase in airflow. * A thicker screw flange provides added...