creality cr 10s upgrades 3d models

The CR10s already comes with a reinforced system for the cable on the bed, so I didn't see the need to change it.\r\n\r\nI simply added the cable chain and secured it with 2 zip-ties, without needing to remove the original support that came with your...

Upgrades to come: Linear rails for X, Y, and Z axis Drag Chains for X, Y, and Z cables Non-printed upgrades: TH3D EZABL PRO auto bed level system - https://www.th3dstudio.com/product/ezabl-pro-plug-print-auto-bed-leveling-kit/ TH3D EZBoard 32bit...

Creality CR-10 Hotend

This is a simple Adapter to use a BMG Extruder or Clone with the Filamentsensor of the CR-10S Pro. In the default position the Extruder will not fit because the spring-loaded Arm is to long. There are 4 holes with a diameter of 2.5mm which needs...

I've replicated this engine cover x for the Créality CR-10S with Fusion 360. I printed it in PLA with a layer height of 0.15 and a fill density of 20%. The nozzle temperature was 210° and the heated bed at 60°! I created another model of this...

Reduce filament shavings on you CR-10s Pro. Make this your FIRST Print! This unique Filament Pulley Guide is an UPDATED version of another one I created a few years ago. This one requires just 2 - pieces, the bracket and the pulley. You will...

Reduce filament shavings on you CR-10s Pro. Make this your FIRST Print! This unique Filament Pulley Guide is an UPDATED version of another one I created a few years ago. This one requires just 2 - pieces, the bracket and the pulley. You will have...

The stock fan for mainboard cooling breaks very quickly on my CR-10S Pro. I designed a new mount that fits perfectly in the old place and securely holds a 40x40x20mm standard fan. I also applied a small piece of VHB-tape under the new fanholder to...

I'm still using my CR-10S Pro and only one thing bothered me - the filament feed angle into the sensor block was set too high, causing it to shave the filament and make a mess. This custom funnel solves that problem completely now. I no longer have...

UPDATE: New Design Mounts Dual Fan Petsfang V2 Fan Duct: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3511371 I'm Currently Working on a Custom Mount for an E3D V6 Volcano Hotend to Be Used on My CR-10s Pro 3D Printer, and I've Decided to Remix the Prusa i3 MK3...

Received my CR-10S printer and quickly set it up for use by printing a custom spool holder that exceeded my expectations due to its impressive functionality. However, upon further inspection, I discovered that the stock spool holder was not identical...

CR-20 Pro 2: 350;550;600mm

It's not rare for a CR-10 or CR-10s to arrive with a Z axis that's slightly out of whack. This can sometimes cause your Z screw to get stuck or jump around, leading to some serious frustration. The problem lies in the way the stepper motor is mounted...

If you're dissatisfied with the stock spool shaft's excessive friction, which becomes more pronounced over time as the spools wear down against the shaft, a replacement is an excellent solution. I've experimented with various spool holders from...

23 chain pieces required.Top holes on the cover is for 4mm screws, originally 3mm but I use 4mm on my printer.

I found this rad 'Thing' and read the comments saying that the filament comes off when retracting... so to avoid this future headache, I thought I would add a few guides to keep the filament where it was supposed to stay (even when retracting) so it...

This is a dial gauge holder that mounts onto the extruder of the printer. ... It uses friction so no hardware or modifications to the printer are required.

Remixing a Remix, I aimed to free the filament from direct contact with the top rail by allowing it to move horizontally. To achieve this, I integrated a 16x5x5mm bearing that enables it to pivot while ascending or descending. ...The original design...

This is a dial gauge holder that mounts onto the extruder of the printer. ... It uses friction so no hardware or modifications to the printer are required.

The top cover is worn out, but i think im only one having this filament sensor with two screw holes

I liked the tool holder that 24v created, but it wasn't perfect. I used the idea to make my own tool holder which could also house my Raspberry Pi 3B+ (Octoprint). I mixed it up a bit, made the tolerances for the allen wrenches a little better. I...

I remixed this thing: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3442064 To one with a window because I wanted to see my ETA without having to remove the cover.

20/04/20 design update: added updatedfeederV2.stl to file list. Precise adjustments made, lengthened slightly, center part removed that was holding bowden tube. (Cobnut3D model) Appreciation is due! Now featuring a solid base that positions under...

Just slide it onto the aluminum bracket and underneath the filament sensor. This will anchor the guide really well, and no glue will be needed. I added some extra length to both halves of the guide, which should give you the option to add bearings...

These are parts for a cable chain from another user. I just re-thrown the "Cable_chain_bottom_bracket_new part.STL" part to be able to install my own filament holder. The old part "Cable_chain_bottom_bracket_old part.STL" does not work for this. You...

I created this design specifically for mounting inside the printer enclosure. It securely attaches using 3mm countersunk screws. -The Allen wrench fits perfectly into its slotted hole, preventing it from moving around. -A small piece of tape is...

Human: * **Update 8/7/2019**: A revised version of **Version51_Base.stl** has been uploaded, which is identical to **Version51_Base.stl**. The model had an issue when loaded into Cura 4.2.1, so it was repaired to make slicing more reliable. The model...

This is a remix of: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3442064 sandreezy did all the hard work making the logo and all, I just modified it. I made it thicker and added room for 10mm OD magnets (~1.95-2mm thick). You could probably make it...

Human: Engineered to prevent heated bed cable from slipping in and out of base. Tight fit guaranteed, eliminating need for ty-rap. Leave rubber grommet in place around hole. Printed parts will cover it securely. Pull cable out of base completely.