creality cr 10 filament guide 3d models

Since I don't own a CR-10 (it was purely coincidental), I shared a picture of how the part attaches to the Tornado, which leaves room for mounting using the top roller screw. ... It should be possible to print this part without any supports, but its...

The First Creality CR10 Smart machines came with a filament guide to bridge the space between the runout sensor and the extruder. Unfortunately Creality supplied the guide from a different machine so I dug out Fusion 360 and designed my own. I...

Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/cSIpdBlyV3N I recently acquired a CR-10 printer. Having the spool holder on the control box is an inconvenience, so I attached the spool holder to the top of the frame. This is a significantly better...

I'm having a bit of trouble with the original filament guide on my 3D printer - it's just not fitting together as smoothly as I'd like, and when I try to push the z rod, things start getting even more complicated. To make matters worse, the cable...

Creality CR-10 users can upgrade their printing capabilities with the Titan Extruder installation guide found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2274222 or alternatively, check out https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2474855 for further instructions...

The result was a decrease of of filament usage by 3 grams, an increase of part weight by 5 grams(less wasted material), and reduced print time by about 15 min. ...I think its pretty simple by design and allows for removal if you want to run some...

Creality Cr-6 SE Filament Guide V12 Infill 50% 0,20 Speed 50 PLA Time CCA 2 Hours MOST important in slicer Z adjust to -0,1 !!!!!! And need longest screw Or dont need screw.

This guide is designed for securing the cable that connects to the hotend of a Creality CR-10 3D printer, making it easy to route the cable between the frame and Z-axis screw. ...Effective cable management is achieved by keeping the cable out of harm's...

The original design shows how to properly secure this Teflon guide to the CR-10's extruder at: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2186253 Alternatively, you can consider using the clip-on design by wayneuk available here:...

here is a PTFE Filament Guide for Creality CR-6 SE to insert filament from Top I used 2x M3x25 and 2x M3x8 pan head screws I also used 2 square nuts, low form, DIN 562 stainless steel A2, (insert nuts) The PTFE hose I used has an outside diameter of...

Orange, There are many nice designs about CR-10/S filament guides, but I couldn't find one that is minimal and holds the extruder wires nicely. With this design, you won't need to remove the screws to put it into position. ...It simply slides right in...

here is a PTFE Filament Guide for Creality CR-6 SE to insert filament from Top I used 2x M3x25 and 2x M3x8 pan head screws I also used 2 square nuts, low form, DIN 562 stainless steel A2, (insert nuts) The PTFE hose I used has an outside diameter of...

This guide is designed specifically for use with the Creality CR-10s Pro. It prevents tangles by featuring a pivoting feed tube that adjusts its angle automatically when the Z axis reaches higher heights. The mount requires no screws or removal of...

Creality CR-6 filament sensor has sharp metal edges that will grind the filament. And eventually filament will grind a dent into that filament sensor. This part will quide the filament to enter the sensor straight. Installation: - Remove filament...

One thing I'm not a fan of on the CR-6 SE design is the gap between the filament sensor and the extruder that makes it hard to get the filament through so I made a little guide.

This is a premium filament guide designed specifically for the Creality CR-10s Pro. It's engineered to prevent tangles by featuring a pivoting feed tube that adjusts its angle in real-time as the Z axis moves upwards. This innovative design ensures...

Filament guide. The model was taken as a basis https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3059604. ...I adjusted the new mod to the dimensions of the CR-10S PRO V2 printer, made a cutout for the bolts on the side.

Filament Guide for the CR10S PRO Creality Printer: A Quick and Easy Printing Experience. Printing Time: Just 45 Minutes, Every Time. Infill Percentage: Optimized at a High 50%. ... Support Material: Yes, Always Available.

(May find you want a small bit of double side tape inside to make it stay on)Print SettingsPrinter Brand:Creality CR-6 SERafts: NoSupports: NoResolution: 0.2Infill: 25% Notes:**Update: V2 is the updated file. ... It fixes the circle on the end...

This part helps straighten the filament before it enters the switch on the Creality CR-10s Pro printer. Be cautious when printing, as you're new to this process - print at your own risk. You might need to shave a little from the finished piece,...

Designed this for my top mount filament on the CR-6 SE. Brings the filament out just a bit and this thing snaps right on to the extruder. No tools necessary. ...

This part bolts on to the top of a rod on the Z-axis Print 3 bearing casings Print 3 bearing pins Print 1 filament guide

I made this in Fusion 360 because I could not find any filament guide I liked. ...This has workped perfectly for me yet.

Made a funnel based filament guide for my CR10S Pro v2, but it should fit any printer using that same filament sensor. I needed this as I made a desk stand for the filament spool (can be seen in one of the picures) instead of using the standard...

Filament sensor mount for the Creality CR-10 V2.

This is a big-wheel filament feeder to guide the filament in cleanly. Parts required: one M6x30 bolt or a printed axle one 17x6x6 bearing This part is retained under the filament switch itself and clamped by the original 4 screws. There is a...

Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.24 Infill: 50 Filament: any PLA/ ABS/ PETG any Notes: I would run at least 50% infill. This is a part that you probably don't want to fail mid...

... for handling a wide range of filaments, from PLA to PETG. Whether you're a seasoned 3D printer enthusiast or just starting out, the Creality CR-7 filament holder is an essential tool that will help take your printing capabilities to the next level.

Two 10-millimeter diameter bearings with a flanged design are needed to fulfill this requirement.

... I also incorporated a holder for some foam to wipe the filament. BE SURE TO CHECK YOUR CLEARANCE! This will reduce your maximum Z travel! ...Since I rarely print tall objects, this isn't an issue for me, but it's something you should be aware of.