creality cr 10 y axis pulley 3d models

I've noticed on forums that some people have damaged the plastic motor cover provided with the CR-10S. This is a direct replacement. I have provided two versions - one with the side opening as per the OEM version and one with an opening at the bottom...

I've seen numerous posts on forums where users have damaged the plastic motor cover that comes with the CR-10S, prompting a need for direct replacements. To address this issue, I've created two versions of the replacement cover - one that replicates...

This is my custom-designed Y-Axis Belt Tensioner for the Creality CR-10 3D printer, replacing the standard 3D printed idler that secures the Y-axis in place on the machine.\nI drew inspiration from other belt tensioners available on Thingiverse,...

This sleek upgrade enhances the y-axis endstop on the CR-10 with a robust new foundation. ...To secure the switch, additional screws may be required for a rock-solid hold.

Cr-10s4 Y Axis Adjustment. Original bolts used, but one M4x20 bolt is also required. Untested on Cr-10s5; might hit the base plate. (Update: January 29, 2019) The Y-axis base plate is very close to touching the M4-Y_Axis_Body. Therefore, V2...

This is a Y-Axis Mount and Cover for the CR-10 that cleans up the electronics, increases the adjustment range of the Y-Axis and is triggered by the bed frame instead of a V-roller. The forward position of the mounting screw allows for the sensor to...

I converted my CR-10 to direct drive and had to make a mount that kept the relocated stepper motor and heater cabling from getting caught on the y axis motion. It's made in two parts to make it faster to print and reduce support generated. Use a...

I rebuilt the Y-Axis belt tensioner for my Creality CR-10 3D printer from scratch using Donnyb99's design as a starting point in Tinkercad. The original fit was too loose and sloppy, so I tightened up the tolerances significantly. I also added extra...

FR : Tendeur de courroie Créality CR-10 S5, s'adapte sur le bloc d'origine. ... UK : Creality CR-10 S5 belt tensioner, fits on the original block. ... https://youtu.be/5sqmZU4T504

Hello everyone, I designed a Y-Axis Carriage that works perfectly with the Cr-10 s5 3D printer and can be customized to fit other printers as well. I used high-quality aluminum alloys, specifically Grade 6061 or Hardened Aluminum, to make this part...

Human: Update of 08/06/2018 Y Tensioner for CR-10 / CR-10S Mk7 Version Upgraded the guide system and simplified all the models Unified the screws dimensions with my other tensioner versions Modified the minimum belt tensioning position for short...

Bearings F624 (OEM Y-axis bearings for CR-10/CR-10S). Fixing System: 2 screws M4x8. 2 t-nut M4. Models Designed For: The following materials have been tested and confirmed to work correctly. Note: All pieces have been thoroughly tested and fit...

DONATE: https://paypal.me/JuanCMedina21?locale.x=en_US DOWNLOAD FILE HERE: https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/97475-cr-10-max-y-axis-linear-rails If you are annoyed by the v-slot wheel on the y-axis, linear rails are the best solution for the CR-10...

I Used The Y-Axis Drag-Cable Made By Stevenfayers, But It Didn't Attach Well To My Creality Cr-10 S5. That Part Of The Chain Had To Be Attached To The Bed Leveling Knobs, Which Meant Removing It Every Time I Needed To Level The Bed. So, I Loaded Two...

... had to modify slightly to allow the bed to move to max position. This issue has been fixed on the actual model. Source code here (OpenSCAD): https://github.com/spegelius/3DModels/tree/master/CR-10_S5_Y_Axis_Tensioner_remix Category: 3D Printer Parts

This Y axis belt tensioner is specifically designed for CR-10 S5 printers. It fits around the existing pulley frame and utilizes the two front bolts from that frame. Additionally, it employs M5 bolts with 5mm t-nuts mounted on top of the printer's...

... onto the original bloc. ...This adaptable solution ensures a precise and secure installation process. In the UK, this product is known as the Creality CR-10 S5 belt tensioner, and it's specifically engineered to fit snugly on the original block.

... is a prototype part I had to modify slightly to allow the bed to move to max position. This issue has been fixed on the actual model. Source code here (OpenSCAD): https://github.com/spegelius/3DModels/tree/master/CR-10_S5_Y_Axis_Tensioner_remix

... to the frame with a screw and a T-slot nut, which I conveniently sourced from my spare parts stash. This wire guide is fully compatible with the CR-10 Ultimate Leveling Knob Attachment from Valstrath, making it an easy addition to my printer setup.

The reason behind creating this nozzle was to address a y-axis spacer issue after switching to direct drive and using the mount found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2721575, in conjunction with the -2mm Z spacer from...

It's a belt tensioner for the Y axis (Bed) for CR-10(S). This allows you to easily adjust the tension of the bed belt very easily. It also allows you to reuse the original screws and bolts of the CR-10(S). Print settings: The body and screw head can...

Humans install a Y-axis brace to prevent the stock bracket from flexing excessively and compromising its structural integrity.

This Is a Y Axis Belt Tensioner designed specifically for the CR-10S printer, measuring 500 x 500 x 500 dimensions. Frustrated by fitment and function issues with other y belt tensions, one resulting in a catastrophic structural failure during...

Replacement for the y-axis rollers. https://youtu.be/2iXEwumG1BI Bed plate drill guide: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2924367 Hardware: Rod holder: 12 x M4 12mm bolts, 4 x M4 nuts (locking recommended), 8 x M4 hammer nuts, 16 x M4 washers...

I'm experiencing issues with irregular spacing on my linear rails, making it impossible for them to fit snugly into my CR-10. This clever holder should prove to be the perfect solution. I'll simply print two of them and enjoy the challenge of getting...

The bracket transforms the CR10's (or equivalent dimensions) y-axis 6-wheel guide system into two linear rails, thereby enhancing overall bed stability and resolving issues of wheel wear and tension loss. Version 2 now includes MGN9C and MGN12H rail...

... like a wood screw to secure it tightly to the shaft. ...This thoughtful design accounts for the possibility that other knobs might become loose due to shaft rotation, or conversely, they could tighten excessively and eventually break the Y-axis motor.

Printing this took about 5-6 hours on the bed and one hour on the puller, but I've forgotten how long it took to print the knob - I borrowed that design from Donnyb99's Y-axis design. To ensure maximum strength, I printed this modification as a solid...

Will need to use an M4 screw for the screw to tension the pully, a GT2 20t bearing pulley with 5mm bore and 6mm width, and a M5 Screw that is 20mm length.

Update 2019-01-23 : New design : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3377333 Update 2017-11-10: Use a cable chain bracket that is specifically designed for this purpose, as directly pinning cables to the chain with cable ties can make the assembly...