Rock-solid E3D V6 mount for CR-10 with 12mm ABL sensor support

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I'd like to upgrade my CR-10 hotend to one that's more reliable when it comes to clogging, as my PTFE tube always melts after printing ABS at 250 degrees. I've decided to go for an original E3D V6 hotend - it's not the cheapest option, but its construction convinced me since the PTFE tube doesn't run straight down into the heated block; instead, it ends in the cold zone of the hotend. I was looking for a mount that would allow me to attach my new hotend to my CR-10 while also adding an ABL sensor. Unfortunately, I couldn't find any that worked for me - some were too bulky, some had construction issues, and others didn't support ABL or their ABL holders were weak. That's why I decided to build one from scratch, which can be found attached. It fits perfectly onto the CR-10 plate and is easy to print; just print the STL files as they are, possibly needing supports for mount.stl to print well. The construction is rock-solid - there's no shaky ABL sensor or movement of the whole thing. The ABL Sensor has been placed as close as possible to the nozzle so measurement discrepancies should be low if the bed is a little uneven. I used the Heschen LJC12 A3–5-Z/BX capacitive sensor for ABL.