creality cr 10 v2 upgrades 3d models

Used the CR-10 Spool support by im300kmh and strengthened the core and legs. The original one broke at the core, where it went into the spool holder. ...This one should be stronger.

This part is a direct replacement T-bracket intended specifically for the right-hand side of the CR-10. ...It's been engineered with identical dimensions and characteristics as the original component, ensuring seamless integration into your existing...

Supporting the kitchen LED strip that clips onto the CR-10 chassis is a straightforward process. ...Simply mount it on the frame of your machine, and you're done!

I find this accessory to be extremely beneficial when working with my CR-10 S5 printer. ...Its performance has been impressive, and I believe you will appreciate its capabilities as well.

My take on a fang for the CR-10. Excellent fit and clearance for the wires. Suits both direct drive and probably bowden tube configurations. ...Printed with the fangs oriented upright to minimize support material within the fangs.

Simple Spacer to Boost CR-10 Bed Spring Tension Adding a simple spacer to the CR-10 bed springs will significantly reduce the likelihood of the bed shifting position due to loose knobs. This solution is especially effective since the strain relief...

... is designed to fit snugly within the designated area, ensuring an unobstructed path for air circulation. By mounting this fan at the base of the CR-10 box, users can enjoy improved print quality, reduced warping, and enhanced overall performance.

... point makes it an attractive option for hobbyists and small-scale manufacturers alike. With a reputation for delivering high-quality prints, the CR-10 Stock Hotend has become a go-to solution for those seeking a hassle-free printing experience.

... To install it, simply bend the cover along the hinge before securing it to the top of the CR-10 control box using double-sided tape. ...This bending process actually weakens the joint, allowing it to flex more smoothly and sit perfectly in place.

Skull Tower Legs for the Creality CR-10 Printers - A Space-Saving Solution. These innovative legs elevate your printer by 16.5cm, freeing up valuable desk space to store the control unit and other essentials. This clever design gives you more room to...

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...

I crafted this tool holder based on visual references from other creators on Thingiverse, specifically designed for a CR-10. I expanded its functionality by adding space for a dial gauge, digital vernier caliper, small files, and incorporating...

I popped open the rear panel to fit in the longer zip ties that were readily available at my fingertips. ... This solution proved extremely effective for me, and I'm optimistic that it could also benefit others who may encounter a similar challenge.

Did not find any guides that did not hit the tower of the printer in outer positions, this one clears the tower with a few millimeters, and has a nice angel that supports the original position of the cable.Printet upright with normal support

A cutting-edge hotend engineered to dramatically enhance heat dissipation of the heatsink utilizing two 30mm fans in a push-pull configuration. A STEP file has been included, enabling users to seamlessly integrate it with additional parts such as...

I engineered this socket/knob to make it straightforward to access the bowden tube adapter on the stock hot end without requiring a wrench's use. With this socket, you can easily loosen and tighten the adapter by hand, saving time spent fiddling...

The creation is a reworked version of basalt1987's ingenious dial indicator holder, specifically tailored to fit seamlessly on the CR10 while accommodating its standard cooling system.

Wanted my sensor to be as compact and inconspicuous as possible, so I designed this.\r\n\r\nThis doesn't work with the EZABLE kit because their sensor is significantly larger and more expensive. ...This is intended for something like an...

It demands careful shaping, which requires precise temperature control. This component exhibits remarkable stiffness and can be manufactured using a PLA filament rather than the typical carbon fiber material. ...A photograph depicts a fully assembled...

###For Extraction of Bearing from Wheel Place things on screw like this: - Washer - Extractor body - Wheel - Plunger - Washer - Nut Tighten the screw until bearing falls into extractor body. ###For Pressing Bearing into Wheel Place things on...

updated 1.3.18: added fanmount 3.1 and 4 which has removed errors from fanmount 3 and slightly thickened walls for strength. Part may also fit other printers such as Tevo Tornado. Virtually the same basic fan mount that shipped with the printer just...

I designed this flexible extruder for ninjaflex and it works well no PTFE tube required which is good so you don't have to cut  out or buy some PTFE tubing

I adjusted the files to lower the fan by an additional 1.5mm, putting it into a suitable position now. I've downloaded and tested various hotend mounts, and I strongly believe that the original positioning and size of the two mounting screws are not...

Hello, Do you have such problems with adjusting the print bed of your 3D printer? Maybe I have a solution for you, all you need is a little bit of time and the following materials are available on Amazon. About 3.7m PLA filament (11g) is one thing...

Correction on bottom slave, there are a few missing vertex

Column and switch holder are secured firmly in place by an M5 screw, which complements its matching t-nut perfectly for the v-slot installation. ... To view the recommended switch, visit this link:...

The mounting is significantly stronger due to its secure fastening by a single m3 screw and an m3 nut.

You're building a model, so glue parts together carefully, using scissors to shape and mold foam pieces into a sturdy structure. Consider adding a silencer to keep things quiet, especially when gluing the tunnel in place - it's not securely attached...

Mounting the 3DTouch alignment probe requires attaching it to the printer head. To do this, one must first swap out the main board for connection purposes. An update to the design now features an elongated hole, which accommodates potential nozzle...

Remounted spotone's device to secure the sensor firmly without having to fiddle with loose nuts.