cr6 se 3d models

2 M3 screws require for fixing the adapter to the orginal CR6 plate (shorts ones do suffice) 2021-04-14 added a 2nd STL file "*_puffer": printed in TPU it's a buffer between the CR6 frame and the sensor adapter, which takes out a bit of vibrations...

Due to the low availability of spare parts for CR6 i decided to make myself an adapter for hotend that i can mount hotend from creality cr 10. I have never done such things so process was very long and the result is awful, but it works! Works really...

... ... Improved fan duct can be found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4763949/files I used fans bought from https://arcto3d.se/guides/installing-our-silent-fan-kit-on-creality-cr-6-se/ Will upload photos once I have my printer upgrades finished.

... ... Improved fan duct can be found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4763949/files I used fans bought from https://arcto3d.se/guides/installing-our-silent-fan-kit-on-creality-cr-6-se/ Will upload photos once I have my printer upgrades finished.

Hardware Needed: (6) M3x4x5 Threaded Inserts (2) M3x6x5 Threaded Inserts (If using my adaptor remix) (4) M3x12 (2) M3x20 (1) 4020 Radial Fan -...

Here is a quick upload of my direct drive for the CR6, its a bit more of a complicated direct drive conversion compared to my last direct drive setup, but I wanted to make the best direct drive X axis setup I could while maintaining the CR6 design...

Printer: Creality CR-6 SELayer: 0,3Infill: 25%I use this camera mount for the pi-cam: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3226626

The CR6 Gauge-Mounted Direct-Drive conversion suite posted here by K2Van is an elegant and very well-engineered design. &nbsp;</p><p>This “tweak” simply cuts-out some of the plastic, in the shape of the Creality logo that is on the stock hotend...

4020 fan adapter that fits inside the original CR6 hotend cover. Provides a lot more airflow so the fan doesn't need to run at 100% all the time (40% is about the power of the original fan). It is required that you remove the upper part of the...

This is a filament guide for the cr-6 se factory filament sensor. There is a roller with or with a bearing. The roller that needs a bearing you use a 608 bearing. Need to use a m4x16 bolt and nut. There is a shoulder bolt and nut included. I...

This is a remix of: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4763254 This is a fan shroud duct and cover the CR-6 SE. It uses a 40x10mm 24v fan and will direct cool air all around the nozzle. Requires a 40x10mm or 40x20mm 24v fan. Print front facing...

You'll need these - [M3 tap and drill bit that is a bit...

A larger knob to go over the tiny X & Y adjustment knobs to allow a finer touch when adjusting.

Wanted to mount my nice little Tecknet webcam that has it's own light, this about a the 4th version... now happy with height and added an extra brace to stop any wobble.. Snaps in to the profile on the left hand side and can be mounted either on...

custom for print. ...Havent made a test print yet

Since I don't have enough space on my table, I want my PLA spool to be on top of my printer. ...Super Simple, don't need any screws, compatible with the pool holder piece that comes with the printer.

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.

mounting to build a 12V silent fan system on the hotend, with voltage boards. ... i used noctua A4x10 fans:...

i have solved this problem and made the hole a little larger: "For some reason, the slot that receives the spool arm is too small. It's the same size as the spool arm. ...The spool arm will not fit down into the hole."

Just a Remix of Baz_8755's mount because my Pi case was slightly bigger. ...(69mm width instead of the original with 62mm) Print flat without support.

this is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4656494 i made it lighter + Black Mamba logo

A larger knob to go over the tiny X & Y adjustment knobs to allow a finer touch when adjusting.

I brought an E3D hotend off Of Amazon by mistake and rather than sending it back I thought i'd look if there were any adapters around for it. I did find some but they 'just' didn't quite do it for me so I decided to remix a couple of them that I...

This is a remix of bertmag's Fallout Endstop. ...I used a skull and crossbones that I found on Thingiverse, sorry but I don't remember the original file or who to give credit to.

<p>A flat spool holder making use of the original spool holder arm using a PTFE tube (bowden tube) with 4 mm OD as a sliding surface for the filament spool. This is heavily inspired by the spool holder solutions for the line of Voron printers over at...

Provides a lot more airflow so the fan doesn't need to run at 100% all the time (40% is about the power of the original fan). It also saves you ~70g of moving mass, so you can accelerate faster. Combine that with the shorter minimum layer time and...

just a quick remix ...looking at the original source cover, I could not see a way to print it and have a clean looking fan case grid. I definitely want the fan grid, so I cut it apart....the two parts print fine and need to be glued together when...

I have my filament feeding from a cabinet on top of my printer. This is a simple guide to help reduce tension. I removed the runout sensor and using a knock-off BMG extruder. If you go this route, make sure you turn off run-out detection in Marlin...

the bottom of the leg

Fanduct for hotend fits a standard 40 x 40 fan you need only 2 screws , fan plug right in and dont need any screws No chance to slicer because the air don’t hit the heat block The fan i used is : GeeekPi Pack of 4 Fan 3D Printer...