creality cr scan 01 3d models

The human is accessing a port to control a Créality CR-10S Pro 3D printer, which supports precision printing at 150 micron resolution.

I designed this to have additional space on my CR-10. ...The first tool holder I use is https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2253349 Enjoy.

The Creality 3D printers come equipped with a speedy print setup and an easy-to-use dial.

I had been thinking about doing Z-axis reinforcements for my Creality CR-10S printer for a while, but I couldn't find anything that would work for my hotend group. The problem was the height, which I could have missed because the changes made have...

This will allow you to mount a CR Touch to your Aquila printer. It has a opening to allow for the connector to the CR Touch. I designed this part in Fusion 360 and sliced it using Cura 4.7.1. ... Printing: layer height .2 mm skin 3 layers ...

Filament: Prusament ASA Black Notes: Yeah, it's weird I didn't print these on the CR-6 SE itself, but I already had the Prusa printer set up with the 0.6 nozzle which gets us down to just two perimeters on each layer. Printed 8 of these in 9...

This is a simple filament guide, quick to print and easy to attach. I printed it PETG and combined it withthe spool holder i also designed for CR-10. Category: 3D Printer Accessories

This easy-to-print filament guide attaches quickly and securely to your printer. ...Printed in PETG, I paired it seamlessly with my spool holder design specifically crafted for the CR-10.

This end cap upgrade is specifically tailored for CR-10S and CR-10 models, allowing users to effortlessly replace the original end cap with one that matches their unique style. As its creator, I engineered this design to seamlessly integrate...

This tool makes it very easy to cut the vslot covers for your CR-10. Simply place the vslot cover in the channel and use an exacto blade/knife to make your straight cut. ...Enjoy!

A clip on for the CR-6 SE (and perhaps others?) that will allow mounting a webcam on a similar level to the printing My first (non-trivial) 3D design work.

One thing I'm not a fan of on the CR-6 SE design is the gap between the filament sensor and the extruder that makes it hard to get the filament through so I made a little guide.

I liked the design of the combined USB (micro)-SD card holder but I wanted to attach it firmly to my printer. ...So I added a hook to hook the holder to the aluminum profile of my CR-6 SE. ...

A simple remix of krbrowning's CR-6 SE endstop cover. ...I extended it all the way and made cutouts for the switch and the cable, I preferred that look more!

I have found a this previous design somewhere but it was no where near fitting the CR-6 so I have made it fit, you can use the original screws, takes only couple minutes to install

A simple remix of krbrowning's CR-6 SE endstop cover. ...I extended it all the way and made cutouts for the switch and the cable, I preferred that look more!

Filament guide. ...The model was taken as a basis https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3059604. I adjusted the new mod to the dimensions of the CR-10S PRO V2 printer, made a cutout for the bolts on the side.

The adjustable spool holder for the CR-10 (S...) demands four roller bearings of type 608 to be installed for a secure top-mount position directly onto the control unit.

This a BLTouch mount for the CR-5 Pro print head. ... Required are 2 screws (M3*8) with at maximum head height of 1.7mm otherwise the BLTouch would collide with the screwhead.

Redesigning the damping system for the CR 10S Pro printer to minimize vibrations and noise pollution. ...To achieve optimal quiet operation, print models using a 90% solid infill configuration, maximizing material compression and reducing mechanical...

Designed this for my top mount filament on the CR-6 SE. Brings the filament out just a bit and this thing snaps right on to the extruder. No tools necessary. ...

The CR-3040 comes without a fan duct, making it suitable for ABS printing, yet unsuitable for PLA. ...This is my first attempt, and surprisingly, it works out well.

Check out this awesome Creality Extruder knob you can find on YouTube by watching the video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efzIjb2p6R4.

The plastic ties that came with the CR-6 SE are a little tight on the cable and don't really look that good so I made a new clip for the X-axis ribbon cable and bowden tube. I designed it to fit a Capricorn tube and the cable on CR-6 SE. ... Uploaded...

There was one solution out there that was for a CR-6 that was close and supposed to be usable on an SE, but it didn’t activate the x-axis stop sensor causing all sorts of problems requiring firmware modifications. The final design I came up with...

This is the useful accessory that is missing from the Creality CR-6 SE. A simple device to automatically turn off the printer after printing has finished. If you don't trust yourself to solder this cable yourself, because you are working on a...

Universal camera mount (1/4"-20 thread) designed for the Creality CR-10, but this design could probably be used on many other printers. All you need to do is change the mounting bracket. If you find that you need more thread to connect your camera,...

 It's simply a means to adapt the current MGN12 mounted version of the Stealthburner to the CR-10 or equivalent printer.Parts Needed:MGN12 Linear Rail of suitable lengthReplacement 2GT X-Axis Belt (2mm pitch, 6mm width)3D Printed Stealthburner Parts...

I could not find a temperature tower g-code for the CR-10 Max, so I created one. WARNING: This is a g-code, which is specific to printer type. Do not use on any printer besides the CR-10 Max. If you want the STL to code yourself, use the...

The first attachment is specifically designed to connect directly to the two screws that secure the CR-10 black extruder cover. This allows for easy installation and positioning of the dial indicator. You can see how it's mounted on the CR-10 in the...