cr10 frame brace 3d models

The third top support connects seamlessly with the other brackets, bringing stability to the entire structure. Check out these expert designs: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2166204 and http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2165738 for inspiration.

I've created a modified version of NSD3D's CR-10 Frame Brace, which he designed with great skill. However, I encountered an issue - my CR-10 features the Dual Z Mod, and his original design would conflict with it. To resolve this problem, I made some...

I had to modify my bed frame mount for my Anycubic I3 Mega, which has a 3mm bed frame, because it wouldn't fit on my CR-10 with its 4mm bed frame. Since OctoPrint and Octolapse weren't functioning correctly on my CR-10S, I decided to use an action...

The case comes with mounting holes for easy attachment to the frame using two M3 screws and 2 T-nuts. For optimal airflow, I recommend adding a 5V 30X30X10 fan, available at http://s.aliexpress.com/nY7rIn6V. To power your Raspberry Pi, you'll need...

As the Titian Frame Brace screw holes failed to align perfectly with the CR-10 Dual Z axis RH block holes, builders of the single stepper mechanically linked Dual Z solution for the CR-10 were forced to devise a modified design.

I have used this brace for over a year now and it has greatly helped stiffen the frame on my printer, allowing faster speeds. You will need to remove 2 bolts holding the Z stepper mounts to the frame. Required hardware includes: 2x 20mm M3 bolts...

This is a frame brace for Prusa i3 rework 1.5 with 10mm threaded row frame. You must replace the original back threaded roads with a 30cm long one. To do this, you will need four pieces of M4x23mm screw + nut + washer. Additionally, two pieces of...

Simple slide on spool holder attachment. ...Slides on and off.

To assemble the components, a 5mm tap is required along with four M5X10mm cylinder head bolts, two 650mm M8 threaded rods, and eight M8 nuts.

A spool holder version, utilizing 2 ball bearings - 6202 (15X35X11) models. This design is specifically crafted to print without the need for additional support structures. For more information or to access the files, visit the following links:...

As most of the low-cost 2020 90 degree frame braces I purchased were seriously lacking quality, I decided to design my own.\nThis is a sturdy 90 degree frame brace for Type B and 2020 extrusions. A small footprint of only 25x25mm makes it easy to...

As a bonus I made a different lid to connect GPIO's if you are into that kind of thing. It's this:...

I've taken the original Back Frame brace from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2118713 and modified it by lengthening 25mm to accommodate a modification for a larger heated bed as listed in https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2251940. This project is...

However, the replacement frame brace seemed insufficient, and to be honest, was quite uninteresting. I re-designed the brace with additional ribs, material removal cutouts, and repositioned the main face to achieve a much stiffer result. ... This...

I was planning to stabilize the frame with a frame-brace when I stumbled upon Jhedstrom's clever solution: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1517525. This simple yet effective design keeps the printer mobile and utilizes the force-counter-force...

This is a frame brace for prusa i3 rework 1.5 with 10mm threaded row frame. You need to replace the original back threaded roads to a 30cm long one You need 4 pieces of M4x23mm screw + nut + washer 2 pieces of 36cm long M10 threaded rod + 8 pieces...

I reinforced my frame with additional support by installing brackets that provide extra stiffness, especially when printing at higher speeds. When mounting the motherboard, be cautious as it leaves a very small gap between the back of the circuit...

I purchased a pair of affordable rails from Aliexpress (like these https://www.aliexpress.com/item/2pcs-set-RC-Crawler-Car-Metal-Girder-Frame-for-AXIAL-SCX10-Vehicul-Accessories/32850128241.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.6df74c4dNgrciy) for between 7 and...

An electronics case to fit the main board, two different sized MOSFETs, and large frame braces, all due to poor purchasing planning on my part. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2108158 The case must also accommodate a 120mm fan on top, without...

Look to the [original design video](https://youtu.be/nBVrcIZ095Y) for the Z-Brace Rod installation procedure, as well as how to tighten the threaded rod to straighten the frame. This is likely one of the top upgrades you could do to your...

There are 3 ways to print this thing: 1) Print only "Brace_with_damper.stl," if you think this is sturdy enough. 2) Print "Brace_with_damper.stl" and "Stabilizer.stl" and use plastic glue. The print layers of the stabilizer and the brace are at a...

... build. This design complements my other braces. Check out these similar designs: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2165738, http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2168424, and http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2168309. Enjoy your print! ...Post-Printing

I'm excited to share this innovative design that allows you to easily add a bracing component from beneath, eliminating the need to remove any screws. This ingenious approach streamlines the process of assembly and makes it more efficient for users.

In the instructions for building the enclosure, it's recommended that you replace the power supply unit (PSU) with a brace like this, and relocate the PSU outside the heated enclosure. I presume that's to prevent the PSU from overheating, and/or...

... screw's heads. ...The nuts and the washers fit in with a little finger pressure (or by tightening up the screws) since the holes are only 0.1mm wider than them.NOTE: I've just updated the 35mm brace bracket so now a woodstick 20mm wide fits perfectly.

The instructions for building the enclosure suggest replacing the power supply unit (PSU) with a brace similar to this one and relocating it outside the heated enclosure to prevent overheating or excessive heat buildup within the enclosed space. The...

I revamped Marco Cammozzo's Anet A8 simple-fast damper to accommodate it within my front frame bracket, courtesy of Leo_N, sourced from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1857991.

For the Ikea Lack Table build, I needed a reliable way to secure the frame in place. Since the printer stayed stable for a couple of weeks without shifting, I wanted extra reassurance that it would remain firmly attached. The design calls for...

I intend this design to enhance the acrylic frame on which the Y-axis motor is mounted, preventing it from bending. This is a revised version with screw holes added and a simpler model for easier printing. Note that it took 13 hours to print. I...

<p>In the quest for the most rigid Ender 3 Pro in the land, I stumbled across this model: <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3343666">https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3343666</a> from <a...