cr 10 z axis 3d models

z-axis sensor snap-on cover that fits lotmaxx sc-10 shark or any printer with the same sensor and mounting bracket

I want to design a 3d printer with a 310x310 bed size but I have an option for cr-10 from reality ender but it has a huge drawback with stock parts and I cannot invest in it so I started to tinker and designed a customizable cr-10 clone.

I recently received my CR 10, but was unable to find an insert that fit its smaller spindle bar - a change from previous models. I tried several designs online, but none matched the CR 10's spindle. ...To avoid wasting filament, I decided to design one...

CR-10 Stock Spool Holder Requires Quality Roller Bearings. These bearings will require some work to get them running smoothly and may benefit from a few drops of lubricating oil. ...They are a good choice for the CR-10 due to their printable design.

The Cr-10 Hotend ED6V Adapter: A Game-Changing Upgrade Elevate your 3D printing experience with our premium adapter designed specifically for the Cr-10 series. ...Crafted with precision and quality in mind, this adapter ensures seamless integration of...

... the control board to the frame of your 3D printer. ...Designed specifically for the popular CR-10 model, this mounting system ensures that your printer's electronics are safely in place, allowing you to focus on printing with precision and confidence.

A refined take on the original, this updated design allows for seamless integration with the CR-10 Factory Stepper Motor. ...By incorporating essential modifications, users can now effortlessly harness the capabilities of this high-performance motor...

... Family Tool Holder is a must-have accessory for any serious printer enthusiast. ...This rugged and durable tool holder is specifically designed to fit seamlessly into your CR-10 printing experience, keeping all your essential tools within easy reach.

Includes a side pannel to mount duet 3D board and standard power supply, a generative design filament spool holder and extrusion rails to support Z axis

Needed a model for my CR-10 Max to plan out dimensions for an enclosure. Can't find any anywhere so I did my own (mostly). Measured it by hand with a measuring tape so the only dimensions I am fairly certain are correct are the extrusions, the...

- A hole is now located down the middle, allowing for the original rubber feet from my CR-10 v2 to be screwed in. This requires inserting an M5 nut into the leg. - The rear foot features a long extension that protrudes from the back of the printer....

Jog your Z axis down until both stands are engaged and pressed by the rod. Lift your Z axis 20 mm. Remove the stands. Done, you're ready to print or level your bed. ... Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.25 Infill:...

It's compatible with the filament guide that lots of users know and use (check out "Creality CR-10 Filament Guide", thanks to Greg191134). You'll need to print at 100% infill, and layer height 0.1, because of how the lever fits into the axis. I...

Z Axis Handle for 8mm screw. ...Make the manual z axis easier to move.

Avoid oscillations in the Z-axis, secure the Z-shaft's bearings. ... Note: The printer requires a reduction of 10 centimeters in its printing area's vertical dimension to prevent potential issues within the machine.

This compact tool holder is specifically designed for the CR-10 and CR-10S printers. Its versatility allows it to work seamlessly with any bracket boasting a 2cm diameter. ...Please note that using this attachment will naturally restrict your print...

I unveil my latest innovation, custom feet designed specifically for the CR-10 and CR-10s. If you'd like me to make any adjustments to the files, I'm more than happy to accommodate your requests. ... The dimensions of the shower towel holder are...

My partner insisted that my brand-new printer deserved a nickname, and also to help fellow Creality CR-10 owners who might get tired of being asked "what printer is that?" since the CR-10 printers don't have any branding on them. The letters CR-10...

My significant other insisted that my new printer needed a nickname, and also for fellow Creality CR-10 owners who may be tired of being asked "what printer is that?", as the CR-10 printers don't sport any branding on the printers themselves. The...

These are legs to raise your CR-10 or CR-10 mini (or any printer that has a 2040 aluminum extrusion frame). They do not require bolts and are held by gravity, but are designed to be sturdy. However, if you have any particularly mischievous children...

These are legs to raise your CR-10 or CR-10 mini (or any printer that has a 2040 aluminum extrusion frame). They do not require bolts and are held by gravity, but are designed to be sturdy. However, if you have any particularly mischievous children...

Due to the curvature of the z-axis ball screw, visible roughness began to occur in the prints I took, this apparatus absorbs the curvature of the screw shaft that transmits power to the z-axis thanks to 10 pieces of 5mmX10mm iridium resilient and 3...

Supporting the LED light strip on your kitchen counter is made easy by attaching it directly to the chassis of the CR-10. ...This simple installation process ensures a secure fit every time.

Here is a bigger version of gulfcoast_robotics' handle bar freshly modeled and sized for the CR-10 Max. ... I'd suggest support on this one, and you'll need the Max to print it due to its size.

I have mounted my printer in a housing and there, behind the CR-10 on the ceiling, I've secured the spool holder. ...To lead the filament properly, I designed this guide.

This is my first attempt to create a tool holder for the provided CR-10 tools, as well as a caliper and follower band. ...I haven't had a chance to test it yet.

Tools Holder for Basic Tools of CR-10. Attach It Where Desired in Printer Profile Settings. ...If You Need Adjustments, Please Leave a Comment and I'll Attempt Modifications.

I'm mounting my OctoPrint directly onto the base of my CR-10. ...This setup not only frees up valuable desk space but also makes it incredibly simple to detach when necessary for maintenance or upgrades to the Raspberry Pi.

The designer has opted to upgrade the existing CR-10 hotend by installing a custom-made 3D-printed heat sink and heat break, significantly enhancing thermal performance and reducing the risk of overheating.

I created a straightforward dial for the CR-10 extruder that could potentially function with other 3D printers too, although my primary testing will be done on this model.