cr 10s pro upgrades 3d models

I created this Frame brace for the CR-10s Pro (V2 will work as well). It's more of a minimalist design to help reduce vibrations, without threaded rods. You still need T-Nuts and Bolts for the V slots. I recommend printing with a high amount of...

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...

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...

Created with dimensions from the CR-10S Pro in mind, it should also fit snugly on other CR-10 series printers. If this piece has been helpful to you, consider leaving a tip - your support is always welcome! **Update (2/8/19)** Tolerances have been...

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...

I'm excited to share a remix of a remix, based on my original TFT35 v3.0 design specifically tailored for the Cr-10S Pro and Cr-10 Max. The key innovation lies in inserting the mount plate inside the base of the printer, securing it with the notch...

Most common mod for CR-10S PRO is to change its fans. The problem is that there is no way to use OEM shroud when using 20mm fan. (fun fact -> 20mm noctua is quieter than 10mm noctua) So the solution i created is almost the exact copy of OEM...

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 response to this question regarding the CR-10S Pro is straightforward: It prevents particles from chafing off without one! So, I hypothesized that if I could ensure the filament doesn't come into contact with the sharp edges of the filament...

The exhaust fan on a CR-10S Pro printer is not optimally positioned, resulting in reduced cooling performance due to turbulent airflow. To address this issue, a spacer can be printed and attached to fill the gap between the fan and the case. There...

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...

I made the project without the need to change parts of the trolley in the cr-10s pro. Added versions with a conduit for hotend and PT100 cables and versions with wire strip fastening. ... There are three versions in the files, two have a holder for the...

90 degree strain relief for Creality CR-10s Pro bed. I created this to save a little space so the printer can fit on my desk without hanging to far off the front. Lay flat on build surface and can be printer with no support. ...I used PETG but it...

So this bracket fits the stock Cr-10s Pro V2 dual gear extruder and stepper and situates it directly above the stock hot end. Ive found that if you use just the hot end's ptfe capture nut (so not using the capture nut on the extruder) , it works...

Rail-mountable spool holder for the CR-10s Pro - Frustrated with the stock one's tendency to come loose and bend, I decided to take matters into my own hands. This custom mount secures firmly to two of the four sides of the rail, ensuring a...

This is a Spool Assembly I Designed for My Cr-10s Pro Because I Wasn't Happy with the Amount of Drag Caused by Just Having the Filament Spool Sitting on a Fixed Shaft Which Adds More Strain on the Extruder. It Uses 2x 6806 Bearings, Which Have...

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...

I wasn't thrilled about the ribbon cable on my CR-10S Pro sticking out into my workspace, so I came up with a design that tucks it away, saving space. To make room for full Z-axis travel, I had to remove the bottom panel of the printer and release...

Human: Created a Wyze Camera mount for my Creality CR-10S Pro printer. I give props to Monica Mitchel (https://www.thingiverse.com/justmonica/designs) for this design on the CR-10 (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3934208) as it gave me the idea! I...

Remix of a remix of my TFT35 v3.0 mount for Cr-10S Pro/Cr-10 Max. The mount plate is inserted inside the base of the printer and is attached with the notch toward the top of the printer using the original mounting hardware for the Creality...

Premise: After having reprinted the original Creality fan duct (for CR 10S Pro) because the bottom was too rough and could create problems, I also noticed a slight deformation of the beak due to heat from contact with the hot-end (see photo)...

I needed a tool rack that wouldn't obstruct my print height on my CR-10S Pro, as most designs seem to do. I stumbled upon this fantastic design (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2607518), but it lacked a few features I wanted. To fix this, I added...

This part helps straighten the filament before it enters the switch on the Creality CR-10s Pro printer. Be cautious when printing, as you're new to this process - print at your own risk. You might need to shave a little from the finished piece,...

... the print cannot enter the fan. To secure the duct in place, I utilized Scotch double-sided glue. This design is specifically tailored for the Creality CR-10S PRO, but it should also fit other fan guards with an outer frame of approximately 43mm.

Hi, Wanted to create a Raspberry Pi holder that fits perfectly on my CR-10S Pro. I used this case - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2786498, then designed the side mount that clicks easily into place. I carefully drilled holes at the bottom of the...

Hi everyone, This optimized fan duct for Creality CR-10S PRO 3D printer is ready for printing. For best results, print it using ABS or PETG. A support structure is required, as shown in the image above. Printing with 100% infill and a layer height of...

After reprinting the original Creality fan duct for the CR 10S Pro because the bottom was too rough and could cause problems, I also noticed a slight deformation of the beak due to heat from contact with the hot-end. In order not to distort the...

This guide is designed specifically for use with the Creality CR-10s Pro. It prevents tangles by featuring a pivoting feed tube that adjusts its angle automatically when the Z axis reaches higher heights. The mount requires no screws or removal of...

This design was made to retrofit onto the stock hot bed of a Creality Cr-10S Pro. I made (as pictured) a lot of newbie 3D-printing mistakes that ruined this bed, so I decided to by a new Wham Bam Flexible Build System bed to replace it. After the new...

For owners of the CR-10S Pro who have drybox and are seeking to connect the tube from the drybox to the extruder, there is currently no viable solution available. The tube simply hangs loose, swinging randomly. To resolve this issue, you can install...