convert cr 10 to linear rails 3d models

Connect your Dumica rails with Ikea Lillabo using Scad modules: - m2m() - Attach a Dumica male to Lillabo male connector - f2f() - Link a Dumica female to Lillabo female connector - dumi_m2m() - Join two Dumica males together

Print Settings Printer brand: Creality Printer: CR-10S Supports: Yes Resolution: .2 Infill: 50%

(Personally, I'm not convinced of the benefits of squash-ball feet, as they seem to increase ringing artefacts on printouts.) By the way, the standard CR-10 filament holder can be installed on the top of the printer, with no modifications to the...

To complete this project, you'll require the following additional parts: - Flat LCD 10-Pin Ribbon Cable (50cm) https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B01BI009A6/ref=ya_st_dp_summary?ie=UTF8&psc=1 - 12 to 16 Gauge wire; I used 12 gauge, which was...

It's a fully printed enclosure for the CR-10 that really works well! I had tried ABS and nylon on the printer before with some pretty bad warping issues, but it was all about keeping the heat around the part instead of letting it float away and warm...

In this model rotary motion is transfer in linear motion.

In this model rotary motion is transfer in linear motion.

I did a fair amount of searching and wasn't satisfied with the cost or design of several of the enclosures available for the CR-10 and other larger printers, so I decided to design my own. This enclosure is fully-customizable and can be scaled up or...

A humble light fixture that required only a brief 10-minute creative spark to bring to life.

Ventilation cut-outs on the CR-10S proved subpar; I had to enlarge holes for improved airflow and install wire-mesh guards around each fan. A custom adapter plate was 3D printed for seamless integration with these new guards. Additionally, I drilled...

Although I had already replaced most of my printer's original extruder and hot end parts, I wanted this new setup to reuse as many of the original parts as possible from my Creality CR-10S when I bought it. The resulting system consists of two main...

I created this frame because I wanted to gradually move the contents of my CR-10 control box underneath the printer. I'm using 2040 aluminum extrusion. Two pieces were cut for the entire length of the "Y" axis, and two more were cut for the entire...

... you need to print all additional parts - door and hinges.) Print with support and skirt. Pictures are from the first design with 2 mm walls. The second design comes with 3mm walls. https://pinshape.com/items/44114-3d-printed-cr-10-s-enclosure

Initially, I found the concept intriguing but realized it wouldn't suit my Creality CR-10S due to its relatively low profile. ... To rectify this issue, I embarked on a complete redesign, incorporating several key modifications: -the ring has been...

... bracket can be installed at either end of the gear; however, it may necessitate adjustments to the main rod's stop locations. ...To use this component as a linear bearing, insert BBs into the inner ring first, followed by passing the gear rod through.

... motor is a commonly used motor (e.g. ...ZGY370) with different voltages (6/12/24V) and several RPMs(1..200).There are mounting holes for magnetic limit switches.To build it you need:8mm threaded rod with nutssome screws to tighten the components

It's probably a good safety precaution to prevent springs from digging in and causing electrical shorts. At the very least, adding fiber washers between the spring and bed or a smooth washer is a good idea, if you don't opt for caps. When it comes...

I recently bought the board game, Steam: Rails to Riches. The lack of insert made the set up of the game tedious. I couldn't find any insert for this game on Thingiverse. So, I decided to make one on my own using TinkerCAD. This is my first attempt...

Also added a bolt hole on the filament holder, to add a T nut that keep it more secure on the rail :-) First clip it in place, it works in either orientation. Then place your filament on the spool holder. And tighten the T-nuts on the center to...

Print Settings Printer brand: Creality Printer: CR-10S Supports: Yes Resolution: .2 Infill: 50% Category: 3D Printer Extruders

removed just a little bit of the part that clips onto the 2020 rail to make it easier to get on . if i needed to print this again i would probably redo the clip and give it more of a guide because i had to grab a flathead to pry the tabs open. i...

Also added a bolt hole on the filament holder, to add a T nut that keep it more secure on the rail :-) First clip it in place, it works in either orientation. Then place your filament on the spool holder. And tighten the T-nuts on the center to...

To learn more about my project that converts the CR-10 printer to use complete linear rails, check out my video here: https://youtu.be/pumRIHed8U0. This remix includes a modified body for the tensioner from another great design on Thingiverse:...

Hopefully this beacon will give my CR-10s a boost in speed when I install some speed 3 modules. It might not be perfectly level, but lowering it down into the build plate by just 0.1mm should make no difference at all. ...Check out this video for more...

... screw for one that's approximately 8mm in size. Cut a foam pad to 34x49mm and attach it securely to the piece. Keep in mind that the hole needs to be precisely 10 mm deep, so make sure to purchase foam that's thicker than this minimum requirement.

After seeing Cornely_Cool CR-10 Mod - Standalone - All in One Thought this could be my savour for making all in one have remixed a few panels as with the dual linear rails mod there is no room for the front screen. as where the linear rail mounts are...

This is a remix, and works pretty good on my CR10 PRO, and will also work on most other printers with 2020 extrusion. Also added a bolt hole on the filament holder, to add a T nut that keep it more secure on the rail :-) First clip it in place, it...

... requiring removal of the metal fan box. This thoughtful redesign also elevates the pen holder above the original to accommodate the reduced diameter where the cap snaps on and trims the outside edge to prevent it from overhanging the X carriage.

A straightforward mechanical blueprint displaying both rotational and linear movement capabilities. ...This serves as a foundation for an even more complex design currently under consideration.

This design decision led to an improvement in linearity, however, at the expense of print complexity. In revising the model, I opted for a more robust approach rather than compromising on the gear's geometry, as observed during the animation...