creality cr 10 s4 3d models

This is a heat bed cable management design specifically tailored for the Creality CR-10 series. In addition to releasing tension at both ends of the cable, this design utilizes a standard spiral cable sleeve, readily available on Amazon and other...

Upgraded filament runout switch for Creality CR-10 features an entire assembly made from aluminum, except the stainless steel tube through which the filament passes and the clear cover printed out of clear PLA. Prototypes were printed to test fit and...

This tool makes it very easy to cut the vslot covers for your CR-10. Simply place the vslot cover in the channel and use an exacto blade/knife to make your straight cut. ...Enjoy!

The adjustable spool holder for the CR-10 (S...) demands four roller bearings of type 608 to be installed for a secure top-mount position directly onto the control unit.

Hey guys and gals, I whipped up this bracket for the Creality CR-10 that clips onto your extruder to give you an honest bed reading which makes corner-to-corner set-up nice and easy as you can adjust the height and watch your levels in real-time. I...

This is where a high-quality Creality CR-10S Pro led holder comes in, designed specifically for the needs of this popular 3D printer. By providing a robust container that can withstand various printing environments, users can rest assured their...

Improved fan duct and part cooling fan mount for the Creality CR-10. This design should work seamlessly with the stock fans and screws, requiring no additional hardware and minimal modifications to the cabling. The hot end can remain in its original...

 It's simply a means to adapt the current MGN12 mounted version of the Stealthburner to the CR-10 or equivalent printer.Parts Needed:MGN12 Linear Rail of suitable lengthReplacement 2GT X-Axis Belt (2mm pitch, 6mm width)3D Printed Stealthburner Parts...

To build this mount, you'll need: 3 M5 x 12 mm screws 2 M5 t-nuts - You should already have one from your old mount and a couple of extras came with the CR-10 (at least that's what happened in my case). ... You can modify this design using Tinkercad...

The first attachment is specifically designed to connect directly to the two screws that secure the CR-10 black extruder cover. This allows for easy installation and positioning of the dial indicator. You can see how it's mounted on the CR-10 in the...

I could not find a temperature tower g-code for the CR-10 Max, so I created one. WARNING: This is a g-code, which is specific to printer type. Do not use on any printer besides the CR-10 Max. If you want the STL to code yourself, use the...

... just short of the lead screw so it too is not abraded. Might work on similar machines. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: CR-10S Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 300 Infill: 20 Filament: Generic PLA Category: 3D Printer Accessories

... printer, requiring zero hardware whatsoever - a sleek and genius design that effortlessly slides into place. This ingenious device cleverly rides along the outside of the gantry, leaving ample space for the filament-out detector on my trusty CR-10.

When leveling the bed for my CR-10 V3 with the provided z-stop, I had to turn the adjustment knobs all the way out. Lowering the z-stop with a couple of mm solved this issue. It is basically the same as the provided one, except for 2.5 mm z-adjust...

Human Utilizes Basic Filament Switch/Sensor (Stock Sensor If Purchased CR-10 with Sensor). Viewfinder Allows for Visibility of Filament When Threading a New One. Simplifies Removal of Old Filament from Extruder When It Exhausts. ... For Those Slicing...

I recently upgraded my CR-10 to Ramps 1.4, and now I've built a holder for a BL Touch sensor. Version 2 includes an angle bracket for the internal hex screw on the corner. ... Version 1 is the final version.

... to lift the control panel off its pedestal slightly. ...The CR-10 boasts a fan positioned directly below, allowing for minimal air circulation - a crucial aspect to ensure stability and provide sufficient breathing room for extended printing sessions.

I've created yet another CR-10 belt tensioner. In this instance, I aimed to preserve the appearance of the printer while incorporating a tensioner. ... I'm counting on all of you to appreciate this design, so please share any suggestions for...

This tool holder is designed specifically to attach onto the control box of a CR-10 or similar 3D printers. It necessitates the use of ten 12x3mm round magnets for secure attachment. ...A brass strip is included for aesthetic enhancement but is not...

Replacement part for the CR-10 Z rod top brace. One variant holds the stock bearing. Another variant is bearing-free, in case the bearing is too tight. Another variant uses a standard 608zz or 608rs bearing. Two M3 x 14 screws are used to attach the...

This part was specifically designed for the CR-10 printer's older model. It replaces the stock Z motor tiny bracket that holds the motor in place from the side, but only partially since the motor still moves around due to lack of proper mounting from...

I'm replacing the stock Z motor tiny bracket on my CR-10 printer with a new one. The old bracket was holding the motor in place from the side, but since nothing was securing it from below, it kept moving around. ... This design is pretty lazy because...

I purchased a used Creality CR-10S from eBay, and I was blown away by how poorly it was packaged. The box was shaking violently, and parts were flying everywhere. Several items were broken, including the X motor mount plate and all four bolts on the...

... your filament runout detection sensor. Just remove the existing M3x20 flat head screws and replace them with slightly longer M3 x 25mm socket head cap screws.Check out my review of the CR-10 Smart and keep an eye out for more upgrades coming soon!

... filament runout detection sensor. Just remove the existing M3x20 flat head screws and replace them with slightly longer M3 x 25mm socket head cap screws.Check out my review of the CR-10 Smart and keep an eye out for more upgrades coming soon! 

Universal camera mount (1/4"-20 thread) designed for the Creality CR-10, but this design could probably be used on many other printers. All you need to do is change the mounting bracket. If you find that you need more thread to connect your camera,...

Now, it fits perfectly on my CR-10 when in the home position on the z-axis. I created this design using TurboCAD 2017. This is the dial indicator model I used: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B016R3GLB0/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 ...

Customize your CR-10 (or clone) with the perfect colored rail inserts! Replaces stock units with any color you desire, available in 20mm, 40mm, 60mm, 100mm, 200mm, and 400mm lengths to suit every need. Works seamlessly when printed in vase mode with...

Replacement part for the CR-10 Z rod top brace. One variant holds the stock bearing. Another variant is bearing-free, in case the bearing is too tight. Another variant uses a standard 608zz or 608rs bearing. Two M3 x 14 screws are used to attach the...

For a long time, I've been searching for z-braces for my CR-10 that are easy to print and require minimal material. I also wanted them to be simple to assemble and mount with parts found in every hardware store. Just the other day, William Weston...