cr10 frame brace 3d models

Simple frame brace for CR10s, designed to accommodate an 8mm rod or a readily available M6 threaded rod. Print one set per side to complete the assembly. Part of the Dark Night Collection, featuring intricate designs and robust construction. ...Explore...

Another CR-10 frame brace, but mounts on ends so that the Y travel is not limited by a lot. This design does not use hammer nuts for bottom supports. Instead you will remove the two hex bolts holding the frame together and replace with longer bolts...

This is a straightforward frame brace design that utilizes two 24" lengths of 2020 extrusion available from McMaster Carr. All necessary hardware can also be sourced from McMaster Carr. ... Printed Parts List: 1x extrusion_brace 1x extrusion_brace_2 4x...

I took the original design of Sticky's Creality CR-10S CR10 frame and adapted it to create a custom fit stiffener. ...This modified version now seamlessly integrates with the frame, serving as a secure and sturdy end cap that enhances overall stability.

... You need: * 4 prints of this file * 8 M5 cap head Allen screws (16mm) * 8 M5 T-nuts * 2 lengths of M8 threaded rod (68cm each) * 8 M8 nuts (Nyloc optional) * 8 8mm flat washers Before installing a frame brace, consider whether you really need one.

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This is a derivative from "Achocho's Frame Brace V2" for the Creality CR10-S Pro. Compared to the original designs, this version uses significantly less filament while maintaining strength. You will save approximately 16% of filament with each top...

Side arms for Creality CR10 all versions. Made with a rigid plastic tube measuring 16 millimeters in diameter, the same one used for electrical systems. Then, they are painted satin black. Printed using PLA Sunlu filament, this material is...

This is the ideal frame bracket for those who employ dual Z-axis with one stepper motor. I utilize it in conjunction with this part: 3742027 from Thingiverse. It requires two 8x16x5 bearings, which can be sourced at the provided Aliexpress link:...

This remix stands taller than the original for spools with larger holes and offers slightly improved compatibility with linked frame braces. I use this spool holder in conjunction with the filament guide from...

... to print with larger pieces such as the Brace_top due to warping. But the parts can be printed in anything, higher temp material such as petg or abs if used in an enclosure. Needed a frame brace for mounting my spool holder on top of the frame.

... to print with larger pieces such as the Brace_top due to warping. But the parts can be printed in anything, higher temp material such as petg or abs if used in an enclosure. Needed a frame brace for mounting my spool holder on top of the frame.

Added some instructions for the top parts, see image You need to print: z axis brace top right z axis brace top left z axis brace bottom x2 z axis brace top 8mm/9mm x2 z axis brace bottom 8mm/9mm x2 The top right and top left should be printed in...

This RMX is for normal CR10. ...Change the mounting holes to M8 and make it fit.

I upgraded MarvinPound Sticky’s Creality CR-10S CR10 frame brace stiffener, achieving no loss of Z height! https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2808613 I customized it with additional support on both the front and back sides. I reinforced them to...

Description: This mod is a straightforward design for attaching braces to the CR10. The brackets holding the brace in place slide into the vslot railing and fit snugly without needing additional screws, except for the threaded post itself. You will...

I'm currently working on a Work in Progress project to create an adapter for my cr10 Mini's braces. I uploaded the STL file to Thingiverse, as they required me to publish something to share with others about this ongoing development. This adapter is...

The outer dimensions of this model are also applicable to all CR10 models, making it an ideal reference for enthusiasts who want to create custom cases or modifications. If you have any questions or require specific formats, don't hesitate to reach...

Frame reinforcement system with only printed parts and 8mm diameter aluminum bars. ... Totally interchangeable between top bottom left right.

Cr10 S5 2020 Extrusion Brackets for Brace You Will Need to Print: 2 Space Braces 4 Brace 1s 4 Brace 2s You'll Also Require: 8 T Nuts and Screws 6 M8/40mm Bolts with Nuts 8 M5/34mm or 36mm Bolts - These Replace the Stock Bolts

I'm creating a reworked version of the sleek frame brace design found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2898173. I've made adjustments to accommodate M4x18mm screws with cylindrical heads, expanding the screw holes for a secure fit.

I've been forced to learn Tinkercad after my stock z brace cracked, and I'm thrilled to report that it's worked out beautifully! To start, I carefully traced the holes from the original stock brace. Next, I grabbed two drill bits of different sizes -...

Frame clip for the CR10(S)(Pro) - simply attach and secure it to your top rail. ...I prefer using mine to neatly manage my extruder cables, keeping them safely tucked away.

Retrofit brace frame under cyclic loading

Retrofit brace frame under cyclic loading

I purchased the CR10 S5, but its stiffness was a major turn-off for me, not to mention its rather unstable frame. I then opted to upgrade with the Crearibo kit (link below) and created custom brackets with the assistance of a local metal shop. The...

I've modified my version of a frame brace for the Creality CR10S, as I believe many others on Thingiverse are too large and cumbersome. Since left and right braces are identical, you can print two of each. This design utilizes M8 threaded rod,...

Just a standard A-8 frame brace, my first attempt.

I crafted this straightforward mount to attach the spool holder that comes with a CR-10 to its frame. The one I built is positioned at the top. You don't have to alter any parts, but you will need 2 screws with T nuts to secure it to the frame. I...

Yesterday, my friend Spike from this community stopped by, pointing out that my CR10s heatbed cable was getting squashed against the wall due to my frame moving back. Since the worktop it sits on is barely deep enough for the frame, I decided to...