cr6 se fan 3d models

Someone asked if I could make some parts to adapt the Anycubic Vyper V5 hot end to a Creality CR6-SE. I never finished. This design still needs fan holders/ducts. They got rid of their CR6 before I finished.  ***NOTE- I run several CR6's,...

Projeto e desenvolvimento de peças de reposição, para impressora 3D marca Creality, modelo CR6-SE. ...As peças desenvolvidas e impressas em PLS HT ABS LIKE, são destinadas ao tensionamento das correias dos eixos X & Y.

Fan duct with some adjustments for cr-6 se. ... All the info how to print it you can find in the description of remixed design.

when i was browsing for light bar for the CR6-SE i didnt find any i liked so i designed this one.its pretty stright forward to print unless your bed doesn't fit the one peice bar, so i split it in two. i did this and super glued it and it works fine....

This is a remix of the CR-10 fan shroud mod to make it fil on the CR-6 SE and Max. The air outlet has been moved closer to the nozzle and used the slightly slanted top to avoid cooling the nozzle itself. The outlet is also shifted a few mm to the...

I made this remix for the cr 6 se. Its rough but it works for me. ...Printed at .2 mm layer height without supports

I made this remix for the cr 6 se. Its rough but it works for me. ...Printed at .2 mm layer height without supports

Raspberry pi 3B+ case with built in camera attachment for my CR6-SE also should be compatible with the ender 3 There's a million octoprint set-ups out there but I wanted something that took advantage of the z space available on the cr6-se This is a...

Not mantained anymoreSwitch to this model instead, which I made in CAD myself and it is easier to mantain and create newer versions (and you can also do it yourself because the step files are...

Original design is good but was touching the heat block/sock on my stock thinker se and melted on a few spots. This has a wider opening so does not touch the heat block. ... Remixed from: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4119897/comments

Hello, I made this Direct Drive Adapter for the CR6-SE because all the other Variants did not work for me. I have an Auto Off Switch mounted on the X Axis so that the Printerhead moves against the Switch after the Print to shut itself down. This...

When running a 12v fan on 7.4v, it runs very slowly, and the increased duct work in this version makes a very noticeable difference. Jefx's version gets the job done if you want a lower profile. I used hot glue to mount it. ...I purchased a cable and...

... Why I did this mod? I can customize the older style hotend much more than the stock CR6 one because the older ones uses M3 screws instead of M2 screws. I can switch out the hotend when I feed a different size filament. ... no supports needed.

Running a 12-volt fan on 7.4 volts results in a sluggish performance, yet this updated version makes a significant impact due to its increased ductwork. If you're seeking a low-profile design, Jefx's original model will suffice. I utilized hot glue...

Made for 5015 blower fans. Dual mount and Single mount options.No additional hardware required, mounts with OEM hardware.No need to relocate BL-Touch.No hardware needed for blower fans. This design does not require you to mount the fans with screws,...

 In this video I will walk you through the installation of a Bondtech LGX Lite Extruder onto a Creality CR-10 Smart (should also work for CR6-SE? someone please confirm in the comments section!) to convert this printer to direct drive. This...

This a update of my original Cable clip holder for the Cr6 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4606951 Enjoy If you love the design send me a coffee or a small tip :)

Did a quick design for adding the older creality style hotend to the CR6. I printed it out to make sure it all fits. Be sure to add a washer in-between where the hotend adapter bolts onto the metal bracket create a gap for flexing. Just wanted to...

I wanted a simple way to mount my raspberry pi camera with LED ring to my new CR-6 SE at a 45 degree angle. I based my design on this https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3870779 I decided to use screws and nuts because I didn't want to to move...

This isn't really a remix, but additional plates to cover the wires after installing arkworkvideos excellent Power Supply Cover for the CR-6 SE. I didn't like have any wiring exposed - especially mains. There are two versions - just two flat...

Added new 5020, 5015 and 4020 Versions Stronger fan mount for the axial fan and moved the duct 1 mm up for better airflow. Added 5020 and 5015 Version I dont have any 5015 fan to test that version. Tested the 5020 version, is tight and the cable...

I made an alternate version of this thing https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4594168 to use a cheap LED strip as a light-bar on my Creality CR-6 SE and needed a way to route the switch. You can see better pictures in my posted make. The improvement in...

I tried to make a cooling solution that is simple, easy to print, lightweight and very powerful!You are going to need:6-10mm M3 screws x 6 (4 for the ducts, 2 to mount the base to the printer)25mm M3 screws x2M3 nuts x2M3 heated inserts (4 for the...

this is a filament guide that makes a nice transition from sensor to the EZR extruder

This is just a simple block to lift the filament sensor up when using a dual gear extruder. It allows the output of the sensor to align with the input of the extruder. ... *** You will need 3x30mm countersunk screws to mount this.*** I used the old...

It's a basic remix of the original with the guide tube opened on the top so that you can not only see the filament, but removal of filament with that blob on the end that forms is easy as well. ... About 95% of the time the filament just glides in, the...

A simple support to lessen the strain on the printer spool holder with 1KG rolls

My Printer sits in a dark area of the studio, and I found it hard to see the SD slot on the front. So, this was born. ...It's a silly item and might not even stay on that great, but hey, it's free and uses hardly any filament at all.

Open top guide, to prevent blockages when removing filament that has a "blob" at the end larger than the opening. ...Still guides the filament into the extruder without you having to awkwardly use your fingernail.

My Printer sits in a dark area of the studio, and I found it hard to see the SD slot on the front. So, this was born. ...It's a silly item and might not even stay on that great, but hey, it's free and uses hardly any filament at all.