cr touch z offset too high 3d models

Just notched out the bracket a bit for the CR Touch cable to clearance. ...Original model works fine, but puts too much stress on the small wires.

If you don't already have an adjustable Z-Axis limit switch mount, it's highly recommended to print one beforehand to make adjusting the home position easier. I previously tried using other designs from Thingiverse that mounted the stepper damper on...

Mounts a 5015 fan for the heatbreak and moves the cr touch inline with the nozzle on the right side. Clears the gantry. Set heatbreak fan to 50% fan speed for ultra quiet operation. You will need to extend the CR Touch wires. ... x offset=37.687

Mounts a 5015 fan for the heatbreak and moves the cr touch inline with the nozzle on the right side. Clears the gantry. Set heatbreak fan to 50% fan speed for ultra quiet operation. You will need to extend the CR Touch wires. ... x offset=37.687

... mount added to design. I do not know the X, Y, or Z offsets figured out yet so let me know if get it dialed in. In theory, they should be: X=+30.6 Y=-12.5 I don't have the CR touch installed so let me know if you find the offsets to be different.

This is a custom backplate that moves the CR Touch in line with the nozzle so that the Y-offset is 0. ...It also includes a mounting point for an accelerometer.

This is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4408571 I modified the arm for the BL Touch to match up with the cable for a CR Touch and removed the access hole for changing the BL Touch probe since the CR Touch does not have a replaceable...

Creality CR-5 Pro High Temperature original fan duct was crooked enough to hit print surface, existing models found in Thingiverse did not open correctly or were erroneous. ... So made a new simple design.

I wanted a simple, high flow duct that correctly aims the cooling air flow, has reasonably good aerodynamics, does not excessively back-pressure the fan, and has good clearances to the heater block and to the print bed. I designed this duct in...

Z Offset Direction - Marlin 3d Printer (Anet A8, Tronxy P802M ...)\r\n\r\nEvery time I needed to adjust the level between a bed and an extruder, I consulted a manual document.\r\n\r\nIt is confusing. What if the offset number increases? Does that...

This is to improve the Z-axis sensor on Creality CR-10. ... The devices allow the sensor to have an adjustable height.

Adjustable Z-endstop bracket for CR-10(S), I needed one because I lost the old stock one and I wanted it to be height adjustable.

Nozzle wiper for the Creality CR-5 pro / Creality CR-5 pro High-temp printers The nozzle wiper is not fixed, so if you use the whole build plate, the printer head will not collide with the nozzle wiper. !! ATTENTION !! !! TEST THE GCODE BEFORE USE...

... to do fine without support. You need: 4x short M3 bolts 2x 4mm bowden couplers M10 Original CR-10 Z endstop switch. Extra info: These are the clips I used to attach the wires to the bowden tube. ... https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2818878

Belt Tensioner for CR-10 with Dual Z-Axis Add-On: A Customized Solution I recently encountered an issue with my CR-10 printer's dual Z-axis setup, where the belt was too loose to achieve synchronization. To resolve this problem, I designed a simple...

... on the CR-10S, simply raise the Z axis limit. ...The attachment piece clips seamlessly onto the CR-10 cross piece above the Z axis switch; when in place, it triggers about 6mm earlier to prevent the volcano hot end from hitting the build plate.

... layers You'll need about 6-8g of our filament (such as 2m PLA) to print one part. We've also uploaded a suitable tray for this part. To learn more about our high-performance filaments, check out our website at https://www.cr-3d.de/filamente/.

... the fan when mounted to the stock metal mount. This adapter will allow you to use it as pictured. It is offset just enough to allow the toolhead to hit the homing end stop without the CR Touch hitting the plastic casing around the end stop.

Additionally, you'll want to dampen the z-stepper motor's vibrations; I highly recommend using this damper: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2848706. It secures the damper under the stepper motor and isolates it from the frame. I based my design on...

This is a critical adjustment for 3D printing enthusiasts using the CTC Bizer, Flashforge Creator or Replicator Dual models. ...A Z axis offset of 5mm is essential when mounting a thicker aluminum plate or glass surface on your printer.

Just modded to fit CR Touch with replacement shell.

CR Touch version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5318363

Just testing zero offset z-probes to sidestep offset issues stemming from effector tilting problems. Seven 9mm-10mm magnets such as these costing $4 per 12-pack can be found at...

The CR-7 Z Axis Motor is a Custom-Designed Mechanical Component Inherited From Open-Source Community Innovations Based on Revolutionary Engineering Principles Found at the World's Leading 3D Printing Platform - Thingiverse

Remix from Z Sync Tensioner for 852mm belt for my CR-10 V3,i made it longer for my need,so I can set different belts if i want. ...:) Original file: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3988905

 Stainless threaded rods are recommended.The offset top piece is necessary to prevent the fan assembly on the gantry from hitting the left threaded rod when near the top of the Z-axis range. ... You could also either not print anything tall,...

 (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 located).Requires two threaded rods of about 65 to 70mm (depending on...

This is a remix of Skia_MKX's remix of Satsanas design for the fan ducting for the micro swiss direct drive conversion for the ender 3's and the CR-10s to allow use of the CR-Touch. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4933205 The reason I remixed this...

Remix of Ender 3 axis roller cover for CR-6 SE: - X-axis (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4050465) - Z-axis right (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4043339) - Z-axis left Not perfect, but fits. ...Would be great someone makes it perfect ;-)

This easy-to-print Z-axis stabilizer is designed specifically for CR-10 and CR-10 S4 printers, allowing users to utilize 1 inch tubing as the Z-axis reaches its maximum height. A modified left-hand top stabilizer has been added to accommodate full...