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I decided to modify my Flashforge unit after discovering that the factory-installed nuts used for securing the spool holders were faulty and needed a repair job. After super-gluing them temporarily to make do with what I had, I concluded it would be...

This is a versatile tool that attaches to your flagger forge creator printer's handle. It secures a scraper and a set of calipers along with four SD cards in place. ...Key enhancements in version 2 include more accurate dimensions for calipers,...

I've got a bunch of rolls of 3D Solutech filament just taking up space, but they won't fit in my Creator's stock filament holders. These hub adapters should work with any spool hubs that are at least 57mm wide. ...As long as the spool itself is less...

Unfortunately, it didn't quite fit with my eSUN filament, except for Janbex, which cleverly fits onto the original spool holder on my Creator Pro. ...So, I decided to redesign the holder to a more suitable size - approximately 50x70mm - and it works...

All of the door open clips I used for my Creator Pro snapped or warped whenever the door swung open, which was frustrating. I decided to create a custom solution and ended up using this one, which has proven to be incredibly reliable. ...To use it,...

Creator Pro users may find that the original Z-Axis shim spacer by DrLex won't fit. Printer variations could be the reason. If you've encountered similar issues, feel free to try this alternative design. I created remixes with spacers ranging from...

This is a fume extractor for my Flash Forge Creator Pro. I used one of the handle holes and cover the other. The plastic canister covering the hole is from a deodorizer from the Japanese store. ...The hose is from a washing machine.

The original Z-Axis shim spacer designed by DrLex doesn't fit properly into my Creator Pro. I suspect there are minor variations in the printers that could be causing this issue. If you've encountered a similar problem, feel free to experiment with...

Seeking a broad field of view without obstruction for the Creator Pro, this cam should suffice. It likely works with similar printer designs. M3 bolts and nuts (45mm long) are required for the arm mount. Gorilla double-sided tape secures it to the...

... it hasn't negatively impacted print quality. To replicate these results, simply set your secondary extruder's temperature above 50 degrees Celsius (my Creator's second extruder is set to 60). ...Then, proceed with your print without hesitation!

Printer Settings: * Printer: Flash Forge Creator Pro * Rafts: Disabled * Supports: Turned off * Resolution: .25 mm * Infill: 15% Notes: The switch box may require some adjustments to accommodate your specific switch and 12v power socket. I've also...

To see just how well this spool performs, check out our demonstration video: https://youtu.be/Yx6WwHR1QlI Here are the print settings we used: * Printer: Creator Pro * Rafts: Not necessary * Supports: Yes * Resolution: 200 microns * Infill: 30% *...

These holders fit most filament types, particularly the Hatchbox ones, which is a major upgrade from the large Flash Forge creator pro spool holders originally supplied. Right and left side separation keeps spools at safe distances from the take-up...

Here's something I came up with to simplify the bed leveling process on the FF Creator Pro: It'll likely work fine on other machines too. It is fairly substantial, but it gets the job done. To set it up, just print this at a .2mm layer thickness in...

A ~10mm spacer that I made to raise a slightly oversized spool that was rubbing on the lower surface of the Creator 3's stock side spool holder compartment. Can be scaled in the vertical axes in FlashPrint to make the spool sit higher or lower if...

... time to time. ...It is difficult to get a wrench on the nuts to hold them when tightening. These key into the "V" and wont turn. There is also a spot for a 3mm lock nut to be pressed in. These also work on a Creator X with the Pro platform upgrade.

I have a bunch of rolls of 3D Solutech filament, but they don't fit the Creator's stock filament holders. These hub adapters should work with any 57mm or wider spool hubs. So long as the spool is less than 60mm wide. You shouldn't need supports,...

This build replicates the spool holder included with the Creator Pro in three parts. To accommodate a wider range of spool sizes, the cylindrical cylinder where spools rest has been scaled down. ...Pins and holes for the pin are integrated to keep...

When I got the Creator Max, it only came with one spool, and it's supposed to hold two. I ordered another one, but found that the inside of the spool was not the same as the default that came with the printer, it was a bit wider, so it would fall off...

Introduce a convenient rubble receptacle specifically designed for your Flash Forge Creator Pro! This compact bin neatly slides into the front, left corner, keeping it safely out of your printing zone. Quickly sweep away printer filament scraps,...

However, unfortunately it didn't work out for me since I'm using eSUN filament - except for Janbex, which fits perfectly on the original spool holder of my Creator Pro. ...So, I decided to redesign the holder to approximately 50x70mm and it works great...

Unhappy with the limitations of FlashPrint's automated support generation, a visionary creator took matters into their own hands and crafted a custom solution tailored to perfection. ...With a focus on precision and quality, this designer poured their...

It comes in a plain version, and one with a FlashForge logo (taken from a design by Vexelius). To install it, first mount the hood as usual, then push the two ‘flaps’ of the hood inside to easily insert the sleeve, with the widest part pointing...

I designed this modification to add extra light at the extrusion point on my Creator Pro. Built specifically to fit only on the right side of the sled and illuminate just the left extruder nozzle, it requires no supports or tools. This project was...

The New Creator Pro utilizes an innovative mounting system for the filament guide tubes, departing from the original design conceived by Makersome. In response to its shortcomings, I created this custom-designed solution myself. By centering the...

If you're the creator and you're satisfied with this project, I'd appreciate it if you could give me a shout-out! ================================================================== For people like me who accidentally break the side flaps and don't...

The creator has devised a means of securing filament tubes and cable management directly onto the print head, thereby eliminating the need for cumbersome clamps and cheap cable covers that often compromise their performance. The rear bracket cleverly...

This bracket replaces the noisy little fan on Creator X, cooling the main board. Place it in place of the metal shield that sits underneath your printer. To work effectively, you'll need a 120mm computer fan - keep in mind, though, that the onboard...

However, my Creator Pro had a limitation - its extruder assembly lacked screws long enough to reach the aluminum block. To overcome this issue, I shortened the distance between the ledges and the bottom of the print bed so that even the longest...

First of all, is there anyone still using FF Creator? Because I am. Here's an upgraded fan mount. Nothing's wrong with previous design, but I wanted to make a more efficient fan mount. Not sure how much improvement there would be, though. Feel free...