cr 10 z axis 3d models

... and merged snap-part from 6ROM7 (https://www.thingiverse.com/6ROM7) https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4809662 Thanx for the pre work. ... I changed mount base to a snap version by merging the snap-part on x axis stepper chassis.

... and merged snap-part from 6ROM7 (https://www.thingiverse.com/6ROM7) https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4809662 Thanx for the pre work. ... I changed mount base to a snap version by merging the snap-part on x axis stepper chassis. ...

For the Titan direct mount X axis cable drag chain adaption, check out the designs on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3751041 and compare them to the original one. To adapt it, you won't need a new base; just drill a 3.5 mm hole. ...PETG...

I'm excited to share my x-axis mod for the Geeetech i3 Pro B, a project inspired by the sleek fanduct designs of Petsfang and Hero me on my Tevo Tornado. ...To replicate this look on my i3 Pro B, I needed M3 X D4.6 X L3.0 hot inserts, which can be...

I'm grateful to donnyb99 for his outstanding y-axis belt tensioner. I had a hex head M5 screw missing and didn't want to make an extra trip to the store, so I decided to get creative. Using Tinkercad, I redesigned the knob and puller to accommodate a...

X-Axis Cover for the CR10S with modular Webcam Mount for the Logitech C270. This fits perfectly with the stock screws, making it a convenient print-and-change item. UPDATE: Improvements are complete, and I've made adjustments to lower the camera so...

... toutes et à tous ! [En] Simple clip-on mechanical wedge which adds 5mm to the home position on the X axis, which allows the printing area to be centered on the bed. To print preferably in good reso so that it clips well. ... Have good prints all !

... (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2920581) and a vibration damper on the back of the motor. The assembly doesn't require long screws, standard screws are sufficient (M3 4 / 6 / 10 mm). 2 pieces to print. ...Set infill to 80%, layers of 0.2 mm.

... and a vibration damper attached to the back of the motor. The assembly process doesn't demand long screws; standard screws suffice, such as M3 4 / 6 / 10 mm. Two pieces are needed to print. ...Infill should be set at 80%, with layers of 0.2 mm.

It's designed specifically for the Creality Ender3 line of printers, but should work on the CR-10 as well (haven't tested it, don't have one). This helps with two issues I run into when bed-leveling: 1) Adjusting the z-endstop position when doing a...

It's designed specifically for the Creality Ender3 line of printers, but should work on the CR-10 as well (haven't tested it, don't have one). This helps with two issues I run into when bed-leveling: Adjusting the z-endstop position when doing a...

I remixed the original file to perfectly align the screw holes with those on my CR10 V2, ensuring a seamless installation process. However, please note that this modification reduces the Y build area slightly due to the extended design of the cover.

This is a 3mm shorter Version from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3183669 to fit with https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3458128 so there is no need for spacer or other fiddeling to mount the stopswitch.

This tensioner fits perfectly and functions flawlessly, like a well-oiled machine. However, I encountered an issue with it not matching up with the second part of the cooling fan mount from Chito's design on Thingiverse...

I reworked the slide and knob to ensure clearance with an aluminum bed frame, as the original design was too elevated. ...The revised components were manufactured in black PLA.

American Human: 100% Efficiency Guaranteed. Print It Out Now And Enjoy The Fun. ... Hits Exactly Where Needed Every Time.

The real objective is to take precise measurements of each component that may need to be removed from the printer at any time...\n\nHere is the OEM Y Tensioner plate right now.\n\nTo complete the Y Tensioner Group, you'll require:\n\n1 Tensioner...

Some users requested this model, so here we are. The initial prototype of the Y tensioner for the S5 version of the CR10 is now available. Designed specifically for a 10mm wide belt and an M5 bolt, feedback is eagerly anticipated. Unfortunately, I...

Here we are, folks! I've got some exciting news for you - the first prototype of the Y tensioner for the S5 version of CR10 is finally here! This baby's designed to work with a 10mm wide belt and an M5 bolt. I'm super curious to hear your feedback...

A Customized Tensioner Design. I've adapted donnyb99's ingenious tensioner design to suit my needs. Some users pointed out that the pulley alignment can cause belt misalignment and rubbing against the v-slot aluminum extrusion, which is why I made...

I modified this project, because it seemed too big for my purposes. I made some changes to the vertical supports and how they connect to the hotend cart. ... It needs three screws and one nut, size M2.

Instructions: Original design is where it's at! Filament: PLA Infill: 70% or more Hi there, I dove into the world of 3D printing last year, which naturally led me to explore 3D modeling. Now I can craft my own creations and don't have to rely...

<p>A modified version of donnyb99's great tensioner design. As some mentioned in the comments, the alignment of the pulley ends up raising the belt a little causing misalignment of the belt path and rubs against the v-slot aluminum extrusion. This...

Remix to enhance socket clearance for X-stop micro switch PCB and achieve an improved fit.

I secure everything with an M3 bolt and T-Nut, which rotates perfectly thanks to the clever design found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3050607 Every Support is in place Everywhere.

Cr10 v2/v3 X Carriage Model. This model is not 100% exact as I am modeling based on my own measurements, but it is very close. ...Mounting holes line up very well and I used it myself to design a custom hotend mount.

The actual goal is to meticulously collect every component that gets removed from the printer, no matter how insignificant it may seem...\r\n\r\nLet's take a closer look at the OEM Y Tensioner plate.\r\n\r\nTo assemble the complete Y Tensioner Group,...

Will need to use an M4 screw for the screw to tension the pully, a GT2 20t bearing pulley with 5mm bore and 6mm width, and a M5 Screw that is 20mm length.

Printed at .2mm 20 percent infill, a sturdy foundation is laid on the flat plate with holes securely fastened to the print bed. Considering an upgrade to a slightly higher setting might be advisable where the post meets the mount, as initial prints...