creality cr 10 y axis pulley 3d models

One tilt bracket One bracket One camera front piece One camera back piece As many clips as you find necessary (they just hold the camera cable against the arms and larger X-axis mounts) Parts should go together like this: X-Axis mount > Arm > Arm >...

The only way I was able to successfully print perfect threads on the wheel was by using specific print settings: printing the wheel in a flat position with the z-axis location boss facing upwards, and printing the knob upright with pins pointing...

This is for x-axis, direct drive cable management. After converting from bowden to direct drive I needed to keep my cables from getting pinched or drooping onto the back side of the build platform. Its designed to snap over the extruder drive...

Action Cam mount in X Axis 2020 profile. Installed on back of V-slot, giving precise control over printing via Wi-Fi or capturing Time Lapse images. CAUTION: Handle the clip base with care when mounting. Bolt holes must be installed upwards to...

I revised both the hot end and control box end to reduce overall size, height and X Axis clearance issues. I did have to add one more link to the chain. I included the original stl files for the links and link clips, those were not changed. Drag...

... Update 6-9-18: I went ahead and printed it in black using regular supports, and I'm convinced that it turns out much better when printed vertically. I utilize the saucer section to rotate the Z axis, thereby raising or lowering the X gantry.

This is a dual damper mount for the X axis on the CR-10/CR-10s. This can be used to mount a 2nd damper on the rear of the X axis stepper motor in order to assist with minimization of any deflection caused when tightening the belt. The design is based...

This design draws heavily from the Dual Z axis upgrade by Caster, available at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2569379. Huge thanks to Caster for sharing this fantastic design! However, I had to create my own version due to a lack of required parts...

This was made because the cable on the x-axis was set too low and kept dragging or catching onto what you're printing. In this print, I used 100% infill for the drag links and control box end bracket, but you can adjust it to a lower percentage if...

This adjustable mount is designed specifically for the X axis endstop, perfect for CR-10/CR-10S users who need a little extra flexibility.\r\n\r\nThe design builds on the standard endstop mount, but with one key difference - it gives you an...

This is a Z-axis optical endstop limit switch adapter designed specifically for the Creality CR-8 3D printer to resolve Z offset biases after auto-home positioning. ...You can obtain an optical endstop module from eBay by searching for "RAMPS 1.4...

Belt tensioner works in the same way as Prusa's one (refer to https://manual.prusa3d.com/Guide/2.+Y-axis+assembly/1046, step 35). You need to print 2, one for the top, one for the bottom. Nuts are only needed for the bottom one. Clamp the belt on...

This is a dual damper mount for the X axis on the CR-10/CR-10s. This can be used to mount a 2nd damper on the rear of the X axis stepper motor in order to help minimize any deflection caused when tightening the belt. The design revolves around a...

A cable guide for my Creality CR-10

Creality CR-10 Star Wars Imperial LCD Screen Protector

A cable guide for my Creality CR-10

Y Axis Motor Mount for 10 Series Aluminum Extrusion. Compatible Y Adjustable Idler Coming Soon. This custom designed motor mount is tailored to work seamlessly with 10 series aluminum extrusion, the exact inch equivalent of 2020 extrusion. The...

Y-Axis bed mount for 10-pin version of Adafruit ADXL345: https://www.adafruit.com/product/1231. Remix of: https://www.printables.com/model/128294-ender-3-v2pro-adxl345-bed-mount  by George

Might be useful for other situations too. Original description: This little yet cleverly designed piece, slips in the lower edge of the left vertical carriage to make it meet the end stop switch to bring a few millimeters extra of clearance. This...

This solves the problem some CR-10S and upgraded CR-10 have: when the Z axe slides the X beam downwards, the right carriage lower edge ends up resting against the second motor support just a tad before the left carriage lower edge triggers the Z end...

To fix this, loosen the two screws holding the z-axis gantry to the x-axis bar and adjust the height on the right hand side to match the left hand side. Use a leveling tool, such as mine, to make adjustments while the printer is auto-homed. Tighten...

I'm happy to help! ...Here's a rewritten version of your text: Support motor for Z axis \r\n\r\nCreate a mirrored print for both sides

I noticed that the X-axis belt was rubbing against the frame due to misaligned positioning, so I centered it with this new part and added an angle slot for the bearing, allowing you to adjust its height to your preference. The infill setting was set...

I've noticed on my printer that the X-axis belt was rubbing against the frame due to misaligned belt positioning, so this part centers it perfectly and allows for adjustable bearing height through an angle slot! The infill parameter is set at 80%...

just make a copy of the original from tornadohttps://www.printables.com/social/348660-leo-diy/printsPrint SettingsPrinter Brand:CrealityPrinter: Ender 5Rafts:NoSupports: NoResolution:200Infill: 50Filament:Overtures Petg...

Make Break Repeat on Facebook is live on Tuesdays and Thursdays!* CrealiCam is an action camera mount designed for Creality CR-10, compatible with most action camera systems based on EnCam's innovative design. It secures firmly to the heated bed...

The evolutionary spool holder is designed to work seamlessly with multiple Creality printers, including the CR-10, CR-10s, CR-10s Pro, and Ender models. ...It's built to fit onto the original bracket of these machines.

The inner 4 M3 holes are for a standard MGN12H carriage and the other 4 M3 holes spaced slightly wider apart are for the MGW12H carriage. There is a very rough video below of it in action along with my X Axis Rail mod. Materials: 1 x 300mm long...

Hi everyone, The other day, I attempted to install a silencer on my extruder motor, as well as the X and Y-axis motors, in order to reduce the noise of my 3D printer during operation. Unfortunately, the motor on the bed axis was unable to receive the...

A compact and handy tool station is designed to be installed directly into a wooden wall, secured firmly by just two straightforward wood screws.