creality cr 10 v2 upgrades 3d models

Filament guide for CR-10 clips over X axis stepper motor cover can be secured using zip tie requires 608 bearing holds washers and bearing in place with bent paper clip printed with RoHS carbon fiber PLA compatible with filament run-out sensor.

I received my CR-10 with a crucial part missing - the 1-foot component. To rectify this situation, I took matters into my own hands and fabricated a replacement. ...Users who find themselves in a similar predicament can utilize a spare screw from the...

... I needed a speedy and hassle-free solution for storing or accessing them at a moment's notice. ... Created custom-sized CR-10 rails that can be easily mounted to my workbench, giving me instant access to these essential tools in case of an emergency.

Here are my CR-10 Feet's. Once installed, simply position the Control Box underneath the Printer to free up valuable space on your work surface. Additionally, these feet can be seamlessly integrated into my Srcicam-Holder design. ...Be sure to explore...

I designed this CR-10 leg stand to fit snugly onto a table's edge, creating a stable base for my printer to rest on. ...I included an .ipt file that allows users of Autodesk Inventor to modify the design according to their needs and preferences.

I'm absolutely crazy about the long claw model created by mapmaker, but with my trusty Cr-10, I feel like it's just a waste of time making all those separate pieces, so I merged as many parts as I could, resulting in an astonishing 5 total...

Big dial for CR-10 bed adjustment control. These indicators show "up" direction, making it clear that rotating clockwise moves the bed upward, closer to the nozzle. I always forget which way to turn the big dial. The large detents are inspired by...

I crafted this custom design using Tinkercad to supplant the original dial on my CR-10 3D printer. It boasts carefully machined grooves that grant finer control when turning, and a subtly concaved dome in the center for precise selection. ...A print...

... by Bocki_Austria. ...I'm unable to link it the normal way, because thingiverse doesn't recognize the thing number. I remixed it so it will fit for CR-10 printers perfectly. ...The silicone dampers are now roughly 21mm in height.

I'm building a custom foot for my CR-10 printer and took inspiration from Thingiverse's design #2498576, but I hit a snag - none of the available tools are long enough to secure the screw. ...To overcome this challenge, I decided to redesign the foot...

I designed this bar specifically to hold neopixels on my Cr-10 Y Axis, adding a touch of personalization to the machine. The installation is surprisingly straightforward, requiring only two M4 T-Slot nuts and some small M4 screws. ...This design could...

I'm eager to secure my CR-10 firmly to the workbench, so I've begun working on this project. ...Since I haven't thoroughly tested it yet, I recommend waiting until after the weekend before using it or take full responsibility for any risks involved...

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.

Filament Holder for CR-10, spacing for 1 kg rolls at 63mm. PLA material, 210 degree angle, 0.2 thickness, 50% fill density. Ball bearings inside with D = 10mm diameter and D = 15mm outside diameter, as other options were not available at the...

The exact same thing, but modified to work on a CR-10. It's half as wide, making it fit snugly within the confines of a 2020 extrusion, rather than the larger 4020. To accommodate the longer bed cable, it has been stretched out accordingly. ... Mounts...

This is a straightforward GoPro mount designed specifically for the CR-10. The model was created with ease of use in mind, eliminating the need to remove leveling screws - friction takes care of it instead. ...The offsetting of the GoPro bracket...

Brackets for mounting support struts to a CR-10. The struts themselves are 15mm extrusion. This mod does reduce the z-height by about a inch, so if your somebody that actually uses all 400mm of the z-height this mod might not be for you. ...Also you...

These supports are meant for safely laying the CR-10 Smart on it's side when opening up the bottom for maintenance. Material: PLAInfill: 30%-40%No supports needed if printed flat

Here is the rewritten text: Cables for the CR-10 need to be inserted into a hole with the correct orientation. To do this, simply rotate the cables by 90 degrees so that they fit properly. ...A sketch of the correct orientation can be found at the top...

To free up some desk space on the CR-10, simply print two Right and Left legs. Next, take out the existing feet and repurpose the bolts and T-nuts. Finally, move your spool holder to the top. No extra hardware is required. ...I've been using this setup...

... in place when reaching for the power switch to prevent accidental disconnections. ...Simply attach it to the CR-10's side panel over the USB port using hot glue. ...For extra security, you can add a rubber band or zip tie to the tabs holding the cable.

A compact and efficient design, this human-operated guide wheel feeder is specifically tailored to work seamlessly with the popular CR-10 3D printer. Strategically mounting the spool on top allows for easy access and a streamlined workflow. ...For...

I just completed a redesign of my CR 10, and I have to say that is the most valuable improvement I've made so far. The noise level has decreased significantly now. I am sharing the Fusion 360 source files for those who want to adapt this design to...

The cr-10's stock spool holder is a cantilever, which causes it to sway noticeably while printing. ...This motion appears to impact print accuracy, prompting me to design a support that inserts into the holder's tube and stabilizes it against the...

Mount this adjustable pulley directly onto the standard CR-10 filament holder, securing it with strong adhesive. Its compact two-piece design seamlessly integrates into your existing setup. ...With effortless ease, position the spool's threaded material...

... for a Logitech QuickCam Pro 5000. ...I just used the spare parts included with my Cr-10 to attach it to the frame. ...I disassembled the original camera frame and used all of those parts to attach it to the mount allowing it to still pivot and rotate.

A practical accessory for the CR-10 spool holder, designed to be effortlessly mounted on top of the machine's frame. Two M3 nuts are required to secure it in place. ...I opted to utilize custom screws, yet the original hardware is also suitable for this...

A speedy solution to reclaim some valuable workspace on the CR-10. Simply print two copies of the Right and Left legs, disassemble the original feet, and reapply the existing bolts and T-nuts. Next, relocate your spool holder to the top. No extra...

I've been struggling to get the T-nuts into position for mounting items on my CR-10, so I came up with a solution that's made all the difference in making 3D printing much easier. ...This tool has become an indispensable asset, saving me time and effort...

Experimenting with my new CR 10, I've found that a larger spool than the sample spool provided with the printer may not be secure on the standard spool holder. ...To ensure maximum versatility, I designed this Spool-saver, which prevents various sizes...