cr touch z offset too high 3d models

... was needed to achieve perfect alignment. For added convenience, I've included the OpenScad file, and even taken it a step further by introducing an adjustable variable for offset - this way, you can easily fine-tune the positioning to your liking.

* **Support_CR-10_608ZZ_Bearing.stl**: With Z-road using the readily available 608ZZ bearing (instead of the one originally shipped with the printer). I use these modded versions on my Tevo Tornado, the _No Z Thread_ version on the upper right and...

Mounts a 5015 fan for the heat break and moves the cr touch inline with the nozzle on the left side. ...Clears the gantry.Set heat break fan to 50% fan speed for ultra quiet operation.X-Offset is -50.7

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1333866 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=1333866

The Z axis bearing on his machine is different than mine too. I have redesigned it and a completely new bearing so it will fit all printers. The bearing block uses the same screws and Tee nuts as the original and you also need 2 M4 x 10mm screws and...

When printing with the LOTS (4 tiles per package) from Ikea, I noticed that the right hand side carriage was barely touching the z-axis servo motor top mount. To resolve this issue, I shaved off a significant amount of material to reduce the bed...

Wanted to move from Hero Me Gen 3 to Gen 5 unfortunatly the new base with gantry made the Y axis crash on max Y (was using regular 5015 fan duct) even with modifying the Y Home offset by 9 (loosing 9 mm of printing !). I then decided to remove the...

Instead of the turning knob, which was too slow for me to adjust the 400mm height of the CR-10, I went with a winch-like mechanism. With one finger, the gantry can be quickly adjusted in height this way. Fine adjustment of the height also works...

This is a revised version of frans84's CR-10 timing belt design, lengthened to accommodate a 976mm timing belt on the CR-10S 400 and CR-10 S4. ...Download all other parts from his page, then swap out the z-tensioner for this one.

I'd appreciate your input on cr-10 z sync ideas in the comments! A customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:16627 was created. This design was generated using Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=16627

This thing is a mount I designed for implementing linear rails on the Z axis of a Creality CR-10 printer. You will need to print two, please mirror the second one. ... Each mount requires 2 x M5 bolts of 40 mm and 4 x M3 bolts of 30 mm

It enables users to assemble a linear rail on the right z-axis pillar, replacing the stock plastic wheels with more reliable components. This modification should significantly improve stability and accuracy. ... To complete this upgrade, you will need...

This is a printable top Z-Rod support bracket replacement part for the CR-10 Smart. It may fit other models but I've not tried it on any. ...Please feel free to let me know if it does or doesn't.

Human: Original CR-10 Adjustable Z-axis stepper + damper bracket by Icarus1uk fell short on clearance under my stepper motor when the damper was installed.\r\nI adjusted the top surface thickness (the one with 3 holes) downward by 2mm to lift the...

Human: Easy-to-assemble Z sync belt tensioner for CR-10S Pro requiring just a handful of nuts and bolts along with a 608ZZ bearing. ... Materials: 2x M3*20 cap heads to secure to the top rail M4*30 cap head + bolt for the bearing attachment 1x 608ZZ...

... rub against the sides of what used to be the lead screw hole - Put minimum tension on the belt. Too much tension will make the imperfections in pulleys popup and increase backlash - In my case, new steps/mm for Z: 419 (vs. ...400 with leadscrews)

I've modified the original model with a 2.5 mm lower bracket, this becouse, for some reason my cr touch was to high on the mount resulting in the noozle crashing into the bed while using the mesh leveling.

To ensure proper alignment, the catch needs to be positioned high enough so that it catches the gantry before the nozzle touches the bed, but low enough that when released, the nozzles can touch the bed without hitting the X gantry. UPDATE: Version...

 I print this model to help me adjust the z offset.  I then print my other model, First layer calibration 200x200 four corners Ender 5 s1, and manually adjust each corner until they look good. ... This is the only way I've been able to get my bed...

Great for: - Testing new filament temps - Adjust z offset for perfect bed adhesion, layering and avoid surface scaring - Adjust filament flow % - Quickly testing various speeds and print results. I printed three separate pieces adjusting the flow...

I think it could also fit for hte CR-10S Pro What you need beside the part is - 1x 8mm GT2 pulley - 1x M8x30 Screw - 1x M8 Nut - 2x M5x15 Screw (M3 would work as well) - 2x M5 T-nut (M3 would work as well) To fit the timing sync belt on top of the...

Based on the request of AppyUX, a Thingiverse member, I created this full CR-10 Z shaft housing to replace the faulty stock part that caused the shaft to wobble consistently. As shown in an attached photo, the original stock part's shaft hole was...

A new Z-axis endcap for the CR-10 is now available, unlocking its full height potential. This upgrade will give you a maximum build volume of 420 millimeters or an additional centimeter with ease. The new endcap features a snap-fit design that easily...

... a glass/can holder; however, we're eager to expand the toolset by incorporating additional features such as a spoon/fork holder, pen gripper, and more. For those interested in experiencing TOUCH firsthand, a demo is available here: Demo of TOUCH

This design is based on the original CR-10 Z shaft housing and features a full replacement for the stock part, eliminating any potential issues related to its shape. An attached photo shows the comparison between the stock part's hole and the new...

I also added Z-axis stabilizers to improve its performance. M12 threaded rods (or whatever they are referred to in technical terms) can be used; if you do, there are some included M12 nut covers as well. ...If you'd like to support me, consider making a...

This is a custom designed cover specifically made to fit over the motor switch of your trusty CR-10 3D printer's Z-axis. The cover protects the electrical connections and prevents accidental damage or tampering with the delicate components inside.

I've bought a Dual Z kit for my CR-10, and before installing all the pieces, I took some measurements and drew them in 3D. My plan is to take precise measurements of each piece that might come loose from the printer for any reason. Here's the OEM...