cr 10 s5 3d printer

This knob is slightly smaller, making it a better match for the CR-10 S5, S4, and S3 models, as well as the Tevo Tornado series.\r\n\r\nThe hole on this knob is larger than needed to account for the tolerance differences among printers. ...If it doesn't...

... 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

I purchased some 4x4 vibration isolation pads for the CR-10 printer, so I designed legs that would securely hold them in place. Additionally, I wanted to leave room on the bottom of the printer for easy access to the bed and potential future addition...

This bed leveling knob is a re-mix originally designed by Gentle Giant. ... I found it to be slightly too large for my CR-10 S5 printer. I sized it down a little and made a few other slight adjustments to it. ... Works like a charm!

... as an adaptation of the original design by Gentle Giant. ...The initial version was slightly too oversized for my CR-10 S5 printer, so I scaled it down and made some minor tweaks to suit my needs. ...With these adjustments, it functions flawlessly.

... 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.

Cr-10 S5 all-in-one mod. lifted printer with custom encloser to fit under the printer. The higher position makes leveling a breeze, you can now comfortably level the printer. Screen is angled so you can still see the screen when the bed is over it. I...

I've had my CR-10 S5 for a little over a month and haven't had good success in printing smaller objects because the print bed resembles a topographical map of the Rocky Mountains. I haven't gotten around to trying manual mesh bed leveling or the...

I've had my CR-10 S5 for a little over a month, but smaller prints have been elusive due to the print bed's topographical landscape, resembling the Rocky Mountains. Manual mesh bed leveling and BLTouch installation are still on my agenda, so I needed...

I've had the CR-10 S5 for two weeks now. The X cables and bowden tube kept slipping off the print bed and dragging across my prints. ...I took this mod from Dr Boo's file, streamlined it by removing unnecessary segments, reduced the remaining one to...

The CR-10 S5 badge reel holder is designed to work seamlessly with any badge reel having a diameter of approximately 31 millimeters. ...This versatility allows you to choose from a wide variety of badge holders, giving you the freedom to pick the one...

Great design indeed! ...I had to tweak it slightly to suit my Creality CR-10 S5 500x500x500 build plate perfectly. For the best results, download the cover from the original designer's Instagram page - it fits flawlessly every time!

I've designed a custom bed cable support specifically for my CR10 S5 3D printer, allowing it to be easily installed using the original bed cable support screws in their standard locations.

The mod of my Scholle y motor brace was a necessity as it didn't fit my CR-10 S5 like it should have; 10 mm needed to be shaved off. I used two M4x10 screws and attached hammer nuts to secure everything on the CR10. Four M3x60 screws were necessary...

The lower bracket fixing is taller than the original remixed file to allow standard 750mm M10 threaded bars to be used, commonly available from sellers like this:...

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...

This is a quick and simple brace for the Creality CR-10 S5 I whipped out to use 1/2" OD cylindrical aluminum tubes I already had (13mm). You need 2 brackets for the top frame of the X-axis with M5s and T-Slot nuts and then 4 couplers. Two bolted...

This is my take on a custom squash ball vibration dampener for the CR-10 S5. Nothing overly complicated, I've included the Solidworks file so anyone who wants to fiddle with the design can give it a go and make it their own. I went with ABS, but...

... 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

This is a custom version of the CR-10 Ultimate Leveling Knob Attachment from Valstrath, shrunk down to fit the S5 model. The installation procedure remains identical to the original design: Remove the bed knob completely from the bed. You'll notice...

Most of the adjustment knobs I've found are too big for my Creality CR-10 S5, so I designed this one. It provides about a 2 to 3mm clearance from the Y slide rail. Note, it's designed for the smaller, stock adjustment knob to fit inside, flat side...

Therefore, I wanted something similar for my new Creality CR-10 S5. donnyb99 designed the https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2158261, but it lacks the fine adjustment yet. So here it is. #### Usage: - Turning the pentagon in the direction of plus...

These are the parts I designed to boost stability on my CR-10 S5. Included are brackets that you can 3D print to use as the joints for attaching the extrusions. For the extrusions, I got them from openbuildspartstore.com. To assemble the double...

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...

This is my setup for a CR-10 S5 Stand Alone Mod. I loved the idea of a stand-alone CR10. I found one but everything was exposed under the bed, so this remix moves all components into boxes on rails. Creality silent board with 40mm fan for control...

I designed an alternative Y-motor bracket since the ones I found wouldn't fit my CR10 S5 printer. The original brackets' screw recess holes were too small, but they still work for me so I'm not planning any modifications. To attach the new bracket...

Unfortunately, I don't have access to such a printer myself, which means I'm unable to test it. This model remains a work in progress! Please use caution when testing it, as it's still being refined. Your input is greatly appreciated. ... Note: This...

I'm super curious to hear your feedback on this one, because unfortunately, I don't have a printer with me that can test it out. So, please keep in mind that this is still a work in progress - use it at your own risk! Just let me know how it goes...

Having issues with your cr-10's glass plate slipping around and ruining prints? Don't worry, this solution has got you covered. The fix is a custom-made glass plate that fits snugly between the glass and aluminum plates, eliminating any movement or...

I've created a custom leveling knob attachment for my CR-10 S4, and it's been a game-changer. I finally figured out what was causing the issue in my case - loose screws on the leveling knobs that kept shifting during long prints. ...To fix this problem,...