flashforge creator pro 2 upgrades 3d models

You'll need some M3 screws and nuts, of which there are several extras in the hardware bag that comes with the FlashForge Creator Pro. ... One note: if your creator comes with a back plate behind the build platform, you'll need to remove it or it will...

... Thanks, fdk. Print Settings: Printer: FlashForge Creator Pro Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: .20 Infill: 20% Notes: 3 top layers, 3 bottom layers, 2 outline perimeter shells printed on a 95-degree bed at 235 extrusion temperature with ABS.

This is a custom filament spool holder designed specifically for the Flashforge Creator Pro, suitable for use with 3D Printz stock filaments. While the standard holder performs admirably, it can be prone to allowing the 3D Printz roll to slide off...

made specifically for spools I get from 3D-factory in yafo Print Settings Printer: flashforge creator pro Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.3 mm and 3 shells Infill: 20 Notes: that's how I printed it, works fine for me Category: 3D Printer...

I find that on my FlashForge NEW Creator Pro (received November-2016), parts with large surface areas are difficult to remove from the bed plate. For example, the first time I printed out the orange bird house (thingi1351023), I did so on a glass...

Unfortunately, the FlashForge Creator Pro lacks a fan speed controller because the fan is hooked up to the EXTRA output of the mainboard, which can only be toggled and has no PWM capabilities. It's possible to create and install a custom build of...

Unfortunately the FlashForge Creator pro lacks a fan speed controller, because the fan is hooked up to the EXTRA output of the mainboard, which can only be toggled, it has no PWM capabilities. It is possible to create and install a custom build of...

The parts are for upgrading the FFCP with 4x2mm bowden tubes. because of the higher flexibility. ... BR Sepp

The mount is strong and perfectly fits my QIDI Tech printer; I'm confident that it could also be used with Flashforge printers. In one picture, you can see me testing it with my utility bin. Print Settings Printer: QIDI Tech ...

... housing. ...The bottom window frame must be glued securely onto the foam using hot glue. The other window frame clips onto the bottom one, pinching the neoprene housing into its correct position. A fun cover has been added for a Lawmate 1.2 receiver.

Print Settings Printer Brand: PowerSpec Printer: PowerSpec 3D Pro Supports: No Resolution: .2 Infill: 20 Notes: I recommend PLA. ...Everything can be printed at .2mm layer height except for Pi_Zero_Case_Camera_Swivel.stl, which must be printed at .1mm...

Still working on that part. I added just the case bottom with no mounts for other projects. Print Settings Printer Brand: PowerSpec Printer: PowerSpec 3D Pro Supports: No Resolution: .2 Infill: 20 Notes: I recommend PLA. ...Everything can be...

... Pin / Nut see original thing: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1949142 Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator 2 Rafts: Yes Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 100 Notes: ABS is highly recommended for the best results.

The original design seemed geared towards the raspberry pi camera version 1, but I needed to make changes to get it working on my version 2. As a beginner in designing things, I opted for tinkercad since onshape import failed. Simple tweaks ensued...

Fine-tune your printer on the fly by adjusting the bed level using the convenient knobs located underneath, allowing for real-time adjustments to achieve optimal print quality. ...Print seamlessly without worrying about interruptions, thanks to this...

I'm reworking the mount on the chassis, securing it with two M3 screws. ...I initially printed a prototype, but it shattered when I attempted to install the camera.

I'm confident that other Z-axis shims won't activate the Z-axis switch this time around, which should solve the issue immediately. Still need to print and test it out though - I'll be sure to update you once I've completed it. ... Update: I made some...

I reinforced the frame by adding an extra attachment point and tweaked the air channels to perfectly align them with my flat flexible cable connector.

I encountered substantial challenges printing the initial component using ABS, as the layers frequently detached at the male threads. Increasing the print temperature to enhance adhesion resulted in distorted threads. ...Consequently, I imported the...

I'm still fine-tuning the cap for the holder's finish, but it'll be ready for upload soon. ...Don't forget to apply full support when you're using it.

Use a length of filament to secure the hinge pin firmly into place. ...This crucial component can either be glued in or, like my setup, held fast with double-sided adhesive, making sure it's installed when the lid is shut tightly.

I stumbled upon these lamps at Ikea on sale for $7 and just couldn't pass up the opportunity. They seemed like the ideal solution to add extra light to my printer, rather than relying on a flashlight I was using. I didn't find any brackets that...

The project's primary goal is to replace the dual carriage of the original model with the BIQU H2 extruder. ...The project is in progress, but it can be used already.

I figure it's time to retire that old Flashair card now that I hardly ever use it. ...It's been collecting dust for far too long, so I think it's only fitting that I cover it up and let it rest in peace.

This model was crafted using Tinkercad's robust design capabilities. ...It can be easily edited and refined online at https://www.tinkercad.com/designs/hEiUfYKuyKY.

I installed a new fan mounting system to secure my mainboard's cooling fan in place. The old fan mount had been problematic, so I swapped it out for a sturdy replacement from Noctua, ensuring optimal airflow and efficiency. ...To print the custom fan...

I was inspired by MarvinMartian's design, and I took the initiative to replicate his idea and improve upon it. As I carefully assembled the pieces, I still found myself struggling with properly installing the spacer. That's why I decided to take a...

A simple creation I designed specifically for holding onto the grip holes in my hands while working with various tools used for 3D printing. This convenient holder helps to keep those hard-to-hold objects within easy reach. ... Preparation and Printing...