ENDER 5 PLUS / CR-10S PRO/MAX BTT TFT70 CASE

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* See (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4676197) for my BTT TFT43 case * See (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4689019) for my BTT PI TFT50 case * See (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4801972) for my BTT TFT70 model I created to help me create this case. ### BTT TFT70 Case for the CR-10S Pro v2 This will allow you to mount the Big Tree Tech (BTT) TFT70 screen on the Creality CR-10S Pro v2. This screen is really big and it just barely clears the bed's frame. It also hangs off the bottom. To be honest, it really is just too big for the printer's frame IMO. I designed this because of community requests from my [TFT43 case](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4676197). Personally I will most likely just go back to my TFT43 as it fits much better. If you have a TFT70 you already bought and want to enjoy the awesome size of the TFT70 screen, hopefully this help you out :) ### Other Printers I am assuming it will also work on the CR-10S Pro, Ender 5 Pro, CR-X and CR-10 Max since, from what I can tell, they all use the same screen and shell config. I included the Fusion 360 files for this. ### Credit where credit is due... The case is designed from scratch but the mount plate inside the CR-10S Pro v2 is a modified version of (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4370844). I tried to add it as a remix but Thingiverse couldn't find it when I tried :( ### Required Hardware * 6 - M3x18mm or M3x20mm socket head screws (holds the top of the case to the bottom) * 2 - M3x10mm or M3x8mm socket or round head screws (hold the bottom case to the bracket). This will depend on how far you shove the heat inserts in. * 2 - M3x4mm (5mm may work too, didn't try) heat inserts. I used [these inserts](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08BJD3W4X/) ### Supports It is optional to print with supports on build plate turned on so it keeps the screw insets from sagging and keeps the hole more perfectly round. Depending on how your printer handles small gab bridging (the size of an M3 hex head screw) you may not need this. I generally do not print it with supports on. ### Flow Tuning It is also recommended that you tune your slicer flow as described in [Teaching Tech 3D Printer Calibration](https://teachingtechyt.github.io/calibration.html#flow) to get your tolerances in line with how the case was designed and tested for. ### Filament Translucent filament is recommended so you can see the knob lighting through the case but obviously not a requirement. I used [Printed Solid Jessie Red Ice](https://www.printedsolid.com/collections/1-75mm-jessie/products/jessie-pla-1-75mm-x-1kg-red-ice) on my [TFT43 case] (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4676197) but ran out after making 5 prototypes of this case, so that is why you see the orange/blue in the pictures.