creality cr 10 replacement parts 3d models

I engineered this preventive measure to restrict access to the voltage switch located on the side of the control box of my CR-10. You likely won't ever need to modify this setting, but I'm taking precautions to prevent accidental changes. Simply push...

Spool Holder for the Entire CR-10 Family This spool holder fits two rolls of filament with ease. I designed a spool holder that meets several key requirements: - It takes up minimal space on my desk. - It doesn't add weight to the frame, ensuring...

Spool Holder for the Entire CR-10 Family It Fits Two Rolls of Filament with Ease I Needed a Spool Holder That Fit My Criteria Perfectly - It Doesn't Take Up Much Space on My Desk - It Won't Add Weight to the Frame, Reducing Vibration Due to Extra...

I've had my CR-10 S5 for a little over a month and haven't had good success in printing smaller objects because the print bed resembles a topographical map of the Rocky Mountains. I haven't gotten around to trying manual mesh bed leveling or the...

The human is accessing a port to control a Créality CR-10S Pro 3D printer, which supports precision printing at 150 micron resolution.

The Creality 3D printers come equipped with a speedy print setup and an easy-to-use dial.

I wasn't quite satisfied with the design of any CR-10 Z-braces I'd seen, and I had some carbon fiber tubes left over from other projects, so I decided to model some little mounting brackets in Blender and put them to use. You will need: M5 tap, to...

This is an adjustable mounting bracket for the BLTouch designed specifically for the CR-10 and users who have not modified their Hot End. It might also work for those with modifications, but you can tell by checking out the photos. The design uses...

... have two assembled 20mm rollers with bearings in the ends, 10mm pipe keeping the bearings apart, allthread through everything. Push the allthread ends into printed holders. Slap the holder on a war weary CR-10, place the spool on it and enjoy.

Check out this awesome Creality Extruder knob you can find on YouTube by watching the video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efzIjb2p6R4.

I do not have original part, so I made it using caliper and photos from internet. vizio_e50_left_leg.stl and vizio_e50_right_leg.stl - full size models vizio_e50_left_leg1.stl +vizio_e50_left_leg2.stl = vizio_e50_left_leg.stl I just splited...

As on my Anet A8/A6 I removed the springs under the heatbed and replaced them with silicone shock absorbers. These are the specifications of the mold design. To assemble the mold parts, you will need 5 M3-screws and nuts. It would have been even...

As on my Anet A8/A6, I replaced the springs under the heatbed with silicone dampers.\nThese are the models of the mold I used. You'll need 5 M3-screws and nuts to assemble the mold parts together. It would have been even better to use a couple more...

NO SHROUD OR FAN MOD NEEDED TO USE THE E3D V6 MOD WITH A STOCK CREALITY FAN HOUSING. YOU WILL NEED LONGER M3 SCREWS AND TO FILE THE HEAT SINK. ...JH 181027

****************************************************************************************** Brackets for the Creality V2.1 mainboard, the LCD 12864 display and a 40 mm fan. The fan is supposed to cool the mainboard. The brackets are from my MCX...

... printer bed. The threads are precision-cut to Metric M30 x 1.5 specifications, ensuring a seamless connection with the stock ring nuts provided by Creality for their filament holders. ...Remove it directly from the bed and you're ready to use it.

Tool rack created to mount on the top of a creality printer's frame. Requires no additional fasteners. Has spots for 3 brushes, a spatula, a knife, a sharpie, clippers, an sd card, a flash drive, and two micro sd cards. ... Prints upside down with...

This setup is perfect for anyone looking to harness the power of Noctua fans on their Creality 3D printer. ...The design is nearly complete - it consists of two sleek components that securely attach an E3D V6 to the print head, while two strategically...

My personal printers are the Geeetech A30 (2.80 mm) and Creality CR10 S4 (2.50mm). It's a good idea to measure thickness before printing out the model, and you can adjust the .stl file if necessary. ... The bearing I used is 6206-c-2z (35.00x11.00 for...

This Enclosure is especially designed for the Creality CR10, but basically you can use it for other printers like ender3, prusa,... You can redesign it into your own size with the .step files! The .step & f3z. files and a 26 pages building manual...

I'm adapting a filament spool holder from the standard ~32mm OD rod on my Creality machine, which likely applies to other machines as well, given its widespread use. As a relatively new 3D printing enthusiast, I was eager to find an affordable...

Hi, I present you a mod, where you can use EXP1 and EXP2 connectors on Creality motherboard without the need to buy touchscreen to LCD adapter You basically need to bridge those two pads with solder, which will make bridge it to the EXP1 and EXP2...

I've tried two different spool adapters, but it appears that Creality has switched to using a thicker tube in their designs. Specifically, they're now utilizing a tube with an internal diameter of 32.4 millimeters, which is designed to accommodate...

... essential microSD adapter card again. ...This convenient and space-saving compartment lets you securely store your SD card right next to your control panel. To optimize its design, replace the standard short screws with longer-lasting M4x10 screws.

This is a straightforward replacement component for the Z rod top bracket. It comes in three distinct versions: one that securely holds the stock bearing, another that's designed without a bearing due to tightness issues, and a third that utilizes...

I'm going to install a damper on the back of the Y motor so it stays perfectly aligned.\r\n\r\nThe part fits like a glove and lines up perfectly with the step motor.\r\n\r\nTo get this part working in sync with the damper, I used two new M3x40mm...

... pascalmakes, but it didn't quite fit on my CR10, so I decided to give it a slight makeover. ...I simply extended it a bit to ensure it would sit perfectly on my printer, and the rest of the parts worked exactly as they should with this revised design.

... I had some spare fans lying around. ... Print Settings Supports: Yes Notes: You'll need to add supports under the part cooler fan box or it will be printing in midair. ...The rest should print just fine with only the provided front bracket support.

... thereby enhancing the efficiency of the power supply's cooling system. ...To assemble these parts, you'll need to manufacture two identical units, and I recommend attaching a substantial piece of double-sided tape to the midsection for added stability.

Once the top parts are attached, simply insert the springs between them and push firmly. Then, slide them over the existing rubber stands. ...This design is based on bed leveling springs, which can be sourced from Amazon at: ...