flashforge creator pro 3d models

I purchased a FlashForge Creator Pro 2017 for my business and was frustrated by the difficult-to-reach rear spool holders that seemed cumbersome. Unable to find an acceptable alternative, I decided to design my own solution. These new spool holders...

There are numerous spool holder designs available for the Flashforge Creator Pro, utilizing either a bolt or rod. I'm focusing on creating a new part that holds an 8mm bolt, specifically using a 120mm length bolt, as this is my preferred setup. ...

I looked at the filament mount my *Flashforge Creator Pro* came with and thought: *What if it had ball bearings?* So I did a re-design and later added a guide to prevent filament jamming. For a more detailed description see the pictures and texts...

... Additionally, the box for the dial indicator can be modified to accommodate this design. Sincerely, fdk Print Settings: Printer: FlashForge Creator Pro Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.20 Infill: 0.20 Notes: Printed on its side without support.

... Z-homing at 50% speed (50mm/min) for accurate leveling. Moves rapidly to the front of the bed @ 9000mm/min! Fast blob (less than 1s!). Moves rapidly to start position @ 3000 mm/min. Go print faster! Print Settings: Printer: FlashForge Creator Pro

I love my FlashForge Creator Pro all but for one thing... When it's printing, the extruders cast an annoying shadow from the angled RGB Led Board. This simple "pimp" offers an alternative mounting solution for the LED RGB Board which uses 2 of...

This is a universal FlashForge Creator Pro spool holder designed specifically for models that have a slot where the holder clamps securely. The design is adaptable to fit any spool size and diameter. The closing mechanism features a cone-based...

I liked the design by Kenotic and was ready to download, only to discover that newer 2016 Flashforge Creator Pro models no longer feature little holes in the top corners, rendering the original design incompatible with these updated printers. My...

These are the G-code snippets that belong with my PrusaSlicer (Slic3r) profiles for the FlashForge Creator Pro. Although I think the G-code is quite mature now, it is possible I will update it separately from the rest of the profile. Therefore use...

This directive comes directly from the FlashForge Creator Pro 2016 manual, and it's the sole drawback that I've encountered with this printer. Following extensive testing, I've confirmed that this printer has the capability to use the right extruder...

This instruction comes directly from the FlashForge Creator Pro 2016 manual and represents a major limitation of this printer. However, after conducting extensive testing, I discovered that this printer has the capability to utilize the right...

These precision corner pieces are designed for seamless integration with the FlashForge Creator Pro when using a glass build plate from 3DUniverse (http://shop3duniverse.com/products/glass-build-plate). There are two distinct brackets to choose from,...

This is an alternative version of the 50mm spool holder by RonPossible, for the recent revisions of the FlashForge Creator Pro. This is suitable for filament spools with a simple cylindrical hole of 50mm diameter and 60mm length. The differences...

These are the G-code snippets that belong with my PrusaSlicer (Slic3r) profiles for the FlashForge Creator Pro. Although I think the G-code is quite mature now, it's possible I will update it separately from the rest of the profile. Therefore, use...

This is a replica of the bracket that's part of recent editions of the FlashForge Creator Pro and similar printers with a dual MK10 nozzle carriage. It's mounted on the left side of the extruder carriage, supporting both the blower fan and the fan...

I'm combining my designs for the FlashForge Creator Pro / PowerSpec 3D Pro Printer and all associated clones under the FrankenForge name. This is my latest creation: a 608 Bering Spool Mount Replacement designed for the FFCP/PS3DP Printers with 30mm...

This is a replica of the bracket that is part of recent editions of the FlashForge Creator Pro and similar printers with a dual MK10 nozzle carriage. It is mounted on the left side of the extruder carriage, and supports both the blower fan and the...

The new model (w-03 with firmware v3) can easily establish a WIFI link between your FlashForge Creator Pro 2016 and computer using the WebDAV protocol. Don't buy the W-02 model; it doesn't work. The price was 20€ on the 4th of January in Amazon.fr,...

I purchased a Raspberry Pi 4b 4GB for running Octopi on my FlashForge Creator Pro. Unfortunately, I couldn't find a compatible Pi4 case for my printer, so I remixed cartermultz's Pi4B+ Hex Case with dewhisna's Pi3 Sleeve Case to create this unique...

These files are meant for the FlashForge Creator Pro, but will probably work for similar printers with a 230x155 mm build plate as well. If you have a QIDI Tech 1, you need custom files (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3032840) due to the...

This customizable bracket fits the FlashForge Creator Pro and printers with similar build plates with M3 bolts at their corners. The adjustable knob makes it is easy to swap out glass plates if you have more than one, so you can start printing on...

A custom support clip for the extruder feed tubes on my latest FFCP unit. The standard clip floating around online doesn't fit my new unit well due to similar cable/feed tube lengths, which makes it hard to design a large offset. Additionally, the...

Reimagined Stepping Block: Filling the Void Left by Your Missing Left Stepper This custom insert seamlessly occupies the space where your left stepping component was removed.

Inside the heat chamber, wiring and filament tubes are carefully maintained by human hands.

Make a simple enclosure for your FFCP printer to help reduce noise output and help retain heat generated by the HBP and hotend. A filter can be fitted to the enclosure to help eliminate odors caused by various filaments during printing. ... Designed for...

The Cooling System Module

I needed a compact diameter spool holder for my 3D prints, but every one I looked at was either hard to print or overly complex. ...What I really wanted was a straightforward part that wouldn't need any supports or a raft.

This component closely resembles its predecessor, a standard motor design. ...To get it up and running, carefully thread the M3 screw holes with a precision tap.

I designed a spool holder that's incredibly easy to print, requiring no supports and minimal infill if you use enough shells. For my own prints, I used three shells with a 0.2mm layer height, printing at 60mm/s for the inner layers and slowing down...

I made several upgrades to my enclosure using PETG, including reinforcing the stabilizer with a thicker design that reduces the risk of accidental openings caused by bending. The new stabilizer also features a more prominent tooth protrusion for...