creality cr 10 mods 3d models

Wanted to print faster/hotter, saw a good deal on a Creality Spider hot-end, and made a mount so I could use it on my CR-10 Smart. PRIOR WARNING BEFORE WE GO ON: This was my first attempt at designing anything on any form of CAD software. I'm not...

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I made a roll holder for my CR-10, as recent batches seem to have changed dimensions and old holders no longer fit perfectly. To compensate, I designed one that fits snugly over the 32mm shaft on the CR-10 with an internal diameter of 33mm. The...

It replaces the power supply in the CR-10 and mounts with M4 screws and nuts. The MOSFET board and Pi mount with M3 screws and the Relay with M4 or M5. Get an adapter to use XT type connectors in the hole for the IEC plug here! No supports needed...

So what this part does is it allows you to mount a Raspberry pi and optionally a quad MOSFET board and an optional 12V heavy Duty Relay It replaces the power supply in the CR-10 and mounts with M4 screws and nuts. The MOSFET board and Pi mount with...

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 modified the popular CR10-Mini- (CR-10) tool holder mounted on the power box by adding a spatula and tools that came with the printer, as well as a bit and screwdriver holder. On the opposite side, I added a micro SD card extension that I'm using.

These brackets were made specifically for the CR-10 V3. No modifications have been done to my direct drive, so I wanted to keep it that way. The X bracket uses the fan screws, and the Y bracket is a tongue that slides under my magnetic build plate. I...

All credit for these designs goes to DotNetWorker for their Pi Zero W case, and Pyrex238 for the CR-10 tool holder. I simply cleaned up the logo on the side and combined the two. ... I included various lids that DotNetWorker created, depending on your...

This is PaulDrummond's V2 CR-10 Smart hotend cover V2 that I decided needed a little more air circulation. Okay, maybe I just wanted to stylize it a bit. Either way, I like his design, and I feel more comfortable with some air holes so the hotend...

Our CR-10 Smart's center rod for the Spool Holder has been broken since day 1.  Since we've been printing straight out of the dryer, never had a need to replace it. ... Finally gotten the time to put the model into CAD to model it so I can print a...

Belt Tensioner for CR-10 with Dual Z-Axis Add-On: A Customized Solution I recently encountered an issue with my CR-10 printer's dual Z-axis setup, where the belt was too loose to achieve synchronization. To resolve this problem, I designed a simple...

Someone on the Facebook group made this available, and it's famous because many of the CR-10 shipped with a corrupted GCODE file that beheaded the cat. I decided to print Revenge of the Cat. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sX_8e2ACAgs So here is...

Kudos to the "Creality Ender-3, CR-20, Geeetech A10 3D Printers User Group" on Facebook for their invaluable feedback and support in creating this amazing fanduct! ... Join the conversation and connect with fellow enthusiasts at: ...

It is for the Creality CR-10, Ender 3, and a number of other Crealty printers that share the same extruder plate. It is tested and being used on an original Ender 3. The main challenge for this design has to do with the small aluminum bar that...

This is the lever for the Creality Ender 3 and possibly other Creality Printers. My lever has worn out due to filament entering from above, so I re-modeled this part from the existing one. I plan to have this new lever machined from aluminum or...

The filament sensor on the CR-10 V3 is has a mechanical flaw that can cause one of the following to happen: - you can't insert filament through the sensor (jammed) - the sensor indicates no filament when there's filament in there, which can happen...

Hello, I've designed an adapter plate to fit the Arduino Mega and Ramps board snugly into the original CR-10 box. To secure it in place, I attached double-sided tape on one side, using 3M tape. For ease of printing, I split the design into two parts...

Wanted Dual Extruders on my CR-10 so I remixed this. I tried it first without modifying it but I think the original was for the older BMG X2 (With smaller C-C spacing). Second itteration I tried to assemble the extruder on the X-Cariage, but it...

Hinged cover to protect the screen of the fabulous CR-10 Smart Pro. Should would with other models fitted with the same screen on the bottom right of the printer. Couple of things to note. Its a tight fit between the screen and wheel adjuster of...

Attaches directly to the CR-10 control box using stock screws, securing a MicroSD to SD card expansion cable and adapter in place. This clever design prevents damage to the delicate MicroSD card socket within the control box, enabling the use of a...

In case you also want to print your feet out of TPU like I did, I recommend using more flexible glues which can be used with rubbers.Print SettingsPrinter: Creality CR-10SBrim: YesRafts: NoSupports: NoResolution: 0.2Infill: 15-20%Filament: Prusament...

Open the .fff file with Notepad or similar and edit the line C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Simplify3D\S3D-Software\cr-10 frame-S5.stl So USERNAME is replaced so that it matches your own username So if your username is johndoe, it should look like...

open the .fff file with notepad or similar and edit the line C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Simplify3D\S3D-Software\cr-10 frame-S5.stl so USERNAME is replaced so that it matches your own username So if your username is johndoe it should look like...

My Own CR-10's Shaft Measures Between 8.4 and 7.8 mm from Bottom to Top, Which Explains Why Some People Reported Issues with the Initial Part. ... If You're Still Having Trouble After Installing This or the Updated Version, Let Me Know So I Can Help You...

All the hard work was done by Lucashayes and I appreciate him creating something ready for me to install my Titan on my CR-10. 01/10/2018: I tweaked the model slightly, beefed up certain areas, and ensured that everything lined up perfectly this...

I designed this E3D mount for my CR-10 after struggling to find a sturdy option, and it's been a game-changer. Printed with 50% infill, this mount is incredibly solid and effective, accommodating a 5015 fan with ease. I swapped out my old Anet A8's...

I made this attachment to make it easier to print legs for the base of my cr-10 so I can one day put the control box underneath the printer. You will need five M3 screws(12 mm) and five m3 T-slot nuts to slide into the printer rail's. I printed the...

I'm excited to use this simple geared knob for my CR-10 extruder. It fits most printers with Nema17 stepper motors or generally with 5mm shafts. I've found it's an easy way to manipulate the feed and a nice visual tool to spot my retraction behavior....

First, thanks to Lucashayes for such a simple, elegant solution for mounting the E3D Titan extruder in the stock CR-10 extruder location. This is just a quick remix of this thing for those of you who have the 'full size' (59Ncm) stepper motor...