cr 10 z axis 3d models

I propose the Remix of L-10 X Pulley Cover by clavenmoo, enabling those who desire to install this cover with the part used for Z chain below https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2757810

... ...The pointer base is designed to honor YACC's profile, found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2591854, acting as a similar cable clip. The purpose of these pointers is to simplify the detection of both Z-axis motors getting out of sync.

Creality Ender 3 users please read last update below #ZKNOB This two piece part replaces and adds to the acrylic stock cover on the Creality CR-10's Z-axis lead screw; It lets you manually control the hot end up and down (when steppers are disabled),...

Creality Ender 3 users please read last update below #ZKNOB This two piece part replaces and adds to the acrylic stock cover on the Creality CR-10's Z-axis lead screw; It lets you manually control the hot end up and down (when steppers are disabled),...

I strengthened the support, noticing that the original part was yielding under stress and I knew it wouldn't hold up to heavy use.

A modified version of Iskorenitel's impressive design, minus the cable hook, allowing for hassle-free printing without supports, even at a relatively low layer height of 0.15.

A remix. Much simplier version. ...You can drill holes yourself for any type of limit switch.

Remix from: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4441076 for Victure Webcam: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0878Y3HPK/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_4AC9WGT1MRHP9VQCHD99?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 View is exacly at heigth of nozzle.

I couldn't find a lighting mounting option I liked from existing options for previous CR-10 series, let alone anything made specifically for the V2, so I took matters into my own hands and created a snap-on bracket that would make use of the Z-Axis...

I couldn't locate a lighting mounting option that suited my needs from existing options for previous CR-10 series, let alone anything specifically designed for the V2, so I decided to create a snap-on bracket that would utilize the Z-Axis supports...

OH my god, I just wrote this entire thing - Will update in a bit! ...Its meant to keep highly absorbent filaments in a dry environment all the way to the extruder of the CR-10 printer.

The TEVO Tornado, CR-10 and other similar printers come equipped with a spring stepper coupler that lacks Z axis rod support. When the printer pushes up the X axis using the Z stepper motor, any friction present causes the coupler spring to compress...

Reverse Mounting System for CR-10 (S) motors with stepper synchronization option and Z adjustable stabilizer available. Suggestions welcome. The printable threaded rod has a step size of M22x200, or 2mm per revolution for an outside diameter of...

In order to install linear rails on the Z axis of my CR-10, I found the STL of 3DBG (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4258451) intended for the left side, that I modified for the right side in order to mount my MGN12H inside.

People: Cleanliness is next to perfection. Just a gentle reminder to keep everything sparkling. P.S. ...Make sure to apply firm pressure when inserting, it's essential for a snug fit.

## Spacers I found the inner diameter of spacers provided by "**Dual Z axis lead screw mount ender 3 , probably fits cr-10**" (3Dthingsmaker) were too tight. I redesigned it with a higher polycount and a slightly larger internal diameter. ## Motor...

Spacers I found the inner diameter of spacers provided by "Dual Z axis lead screw mount ender 3 , probably fits cr-10" (3Dthingsmaker) were too tight. I redesigned it with a higher polycount and a slightly larger internal diameter. Motor Mount I...

I needed a slight adjustment to the Z Axis motor mount after installing the "Creality CR-10 Wire management, Strain relief and Glass holder" from Thingiverse's 2328449, which interfered with the corner of the motor mount, restricting Y Axis travel...

This is a Z-axis full setup for my project to transform Tarantula into CR-10. It involves using aluminum V-slot profiles. The x-axis uses profile 2020. This is an alternative design that shifts the motors down. If you prefer to mount engines on top,...

I've created a makeshift attachment for my CR-10 that significantly enhances the printing experience. The design allows users to easily raise or lower the Z-axis, which is essential for installing this accessory. To attach it, simply lift the coupler...

To install it, simply lift the coupler approximately 1 cm along the z-axis where it's secured to the stepper motor, allowing you to securely attach this device on top. ...In most cases, no additional adhesion is required; however, if necessary, a small...

This is a slight adjustment to the Z Axis motor mount I needed after installing the "Creality CR-10 Wire management, Strain relief and Glass holder" https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2328449 which I found impacted the corner of the motoer mount,...

just make a copy of the original from tornado

<p>just make a copy of the original from tornado</p><p><a href="https://www.printables.com/social/348660-leo-diy/prints">https://www.printables.com/social/348660-leo-diy/prints</a></p><h3>Print Settings</h3><p><strong>Printer...

This is a comprehensive redesign for universal use with printers of the Tevo Tornado or Creality CR-10 type. I've made significant changes to the design of every component, resulting in a truly UNIVERAL model of high quality. Additionally, you'll...

If you have decals on your Z axis to help with setup, you should be able to push this right into the 3mm screws holding the X extrusion onto the Z axis extrusion to point at the decal lines and make leveling your X gantry a lot easier. I haven't had...

This is not directly a remix rather a product out of this generator to work with this modification (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3508682). ... I printed with FiberFlex but TPU will work as well.

The text provided appears to be instructions for modifying or upgrading a 3D printer, specifically a CR-10 model. The modifications seem to focus on wire management, hotend connection terminal, and adding a filament sensor. Here's a breakdown of the...

Start on one side on the front bottom of a Z axis support rod, lay out the LED stripe upwards through two light bars, do a turn to the extrusion mounted profile, lay out the stripe through it, do another turn and continue through the light bars back...

Start on one side on the front bottom of a Z axis support rod, lay out the LED stripe upwards through two light bars, do a turn to the extrusion mounted profile, lay out the stripe through it, do another turn and continue through the light bars back...