creality cr 10 y axis pulley 3d models

This is a filament guide designed specifically for the Creality CR-10, perfect when your spool is situated at the rear of your printer. Additionally, it prevents your filament from touching the greasy Z-Axis lead screw. To install this guide,...

This is a Filament Guide and Hotend Cable Holder designed specifically for the Creality CR-10 Printer. It safeguards the filament from damage caused by the Z-axis screw, preventing any potential tangling or greasing that can occur when the filament...

Since Creality decided to poorly design a proper way for the Y axis cable to not get caught on the machine while printing, I decided to install a cable chain. This design is for a 10mmx11mm cable chain as you are only running a single stepper motor...

All that's required is printing four 9mm thick spacers: two for front idle pulleys, and two for X- and Y-motors to elevate the belt to the level defined by Y-carriages sitting atop linear rail carriages. Extra benefits: * Less friction from linear...

This is a custom mount designed specifically for the E3D V6 All Metal HotEnd, tailored to fit perfectly on the Ender 3 and Creality CR-10 3D printers.

Remix of CallJoe's Creality CR-10 Bed Leveling Indicator V2, modified to fit above the air cooling exhaust for a sleeker design.

Extruder Knob for the Creality Ender 3, Ender 3 Pro, CR-10. Fits perfectly on a 5mm shaft with flat part. ... Please, share a picture of your makes!

I created a PS3 camera mount for the heatbed of the Creality CR-10. ...It can be used also for each other printer.

This is an adapter plate to mount the stock Creality CR-10 V2 or V3 fan and hotend to the Wham Bam Systems MUTANT.

This Enclosure is made considering the size of Creality CR-10 Smart. ...You can download the files and fabricate one for yourself.

**Update: January 10, 2019** I added two M3 holes to each MGN12 mounting bracket for extra stability due to the extra surface area and to further prevent any left/right play when screwing everything down to the Y Axis bed plate. ...I also updated the...

On the Prusa MK3 I was pleased with the model that you attach on your x-axis motor so I decided to make a remix that would fit on my Creality CR-10.Attach it to the printer by snapping it on the x-axis belt tensioner. That part is reused from...

Mount the Fanduct Compact IBIZER for Creality CR-10, CR-10S, or Ender 3 TORNADO printers with a stock configuration. This mounting kit includes three essential elements: the mount, fixation, and fanduct. ... Please post any corrections in the comments.

This allows a Neos/Wysz camera to be mounted securely on the front Y axis roller bracket of Creality CR-10s printers. The design consists of three interconnected parts that are attached using M3 machine screws, both 10mm and 15mm long with hex head...

;-) Works with the standard plastic extruder and equally with any modified metal extruder cold end as long as the flatted 5 mm axis remains accessible. Printing. Printing should be really simple. Use any resolution (recommended 0.2 mm) and infill...

Works seamlessly with the standard plastic extruder and equally well with a modified metal extruder cold end as long as the flatted 5 mm axis remains accessible. Enjoy this new design! ...If you like the style, here is the full set of knurled knobs...

... and the pulley. Gold is the short version (v1) Gray High Clearance / Extended version (v2) Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: CR-10 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 15% Notes: K-Camel PLA 210/60 Category: 3D Printer Parts

I decided to use a standard Y-Axis belt tensioner for my CR-10S S5 printer. The stock mount is tricky to keep aligned and tense, mainly because it's not mounted on a rail like other printers have. If you make the mount too tall, the bed will collide...

Additional Information Introduction: To address some problems with the original filament holder, I came up with a brand-new CR-10 mount unit. (See Fig.7) This new mount can be used in multiple ways, which I believe will help reduce the fluctuations...

Made this because I ran the nozzle into the bed a few times and for the life of me I could not find documentation or any blurb on the web of what direction to turn the knob on my Creality CR-10 V2 to make the Z axis (or Zed depending on what side of...

I discovered that by merging these two files, I could create an ideal CR-10 camera mount placement, perfectly aligned with the printer's Z-axis movement.

... before the home/limit switch triggered. To address this issue, I created a modified mount that shifts the switch forward by approximately 10mm, providing more clearance for the switch to activate before the bed crashes into the y-axis stepper.

The large bed leveling knob jammed into the original Y-Axis Limit Switch, causing a ruckus that necessitated lowering the top of the bracket for added clearance.

Y axis tensioner cap for CR-6 SE/Max. ...Whilst it's not 100% identical to an original, it does fit and does what it's supposed to do.

... print is centered within the front half of the bed to avoid any collisions with the camera. This custom mount is designed to accommodate Creality printers with a 40x40mm Y-axis profile, including models like the CR-20 Pro, Ender 3 Pro, and others.

This holder mounts directly onto the stock fan housing of the Creality CR-10. It's specifically designed to hold the Graphtec CB09 Blade Holder, which I picked up on eBay at a steal. The assembly is adjustable along the Z-axis. I recommend creating...

Simple Ribbon Clip for the Creality CR-10 Smart Pro 3D FDM Printer. Clip mounts the loose ribbon wire to the stabilizer bar, keeping the ribbon safe and out of the way. (I printed it at Super Quality-0.12mm with 25% infill in black InLand brand...

******************************************************************* We upgraded our Y axis belt tensioner using: BCZAMD Upgraded 3D Printer Parts Adjustable Y-axis Synchronous Belt Stretch Straighten Tensioner for Ender 3 Pro 3D Printer...

This is a model of Creality's Modified E3D V6 heatsink that is used on the CR-10 V2 & V3. I suppose you could print this, but my intention of sharing is for it to be used as an aid for designing modifications for the CR-10 V2 & V3. ...STL and Step file...

So, I've seen several Y Axis linear rail mods out there that all have a few things in common: + Loss of Z height + A number of printed parts and spacers + Quite a few holes to drill Mine is slightly different - there's one printed part and one hole...