flashforge creator pro 3d models

This is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:805717 I made some adjustments to fit the latest Creator Pro (2016+)

Taking apart the print head on a FlashForge Creator can be a real pain in the neck. Those spacers always seem to fall out and get lost, wasting your precious time and money. ...That's why I designed a printable replica of the original part - because...

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... attach to my Creator Pro printer. In response, I've created this modified clip, hoping it will serve as a solution for anyone facing similar issues when attempting to utilize the original mounting mechanism with their own Creator Pro printers.

Human: Designed to fit the Flash Forge Creator Pro (2016) for use with current Verbatim PLA and ABS spools as of June 2016, these spool holders provide a secure and efficient way to manage your filament supply. For detailed specifications on spool...

I needed to upgrade it since I have a FlashForge Pro 2016 and the rear filament guides are wider. I also designed it to support 12 different types of filament. The printer only prints with 2 but I figured I can load all the way up to the filament...

The Creator Pro arrives with a spool holder that often proves too bulky for many spools. Several innovative designs have been proposed as solutions, but some are challenging to print, necessitate assembly, or fail to accommodate spools with...

Extra-long spool holder for Creator Pro required due to inconsistent reel sizes among filament manufacturers. A spacer clip can be used to adjust width or print multiple clips to prevent narrower reels from falling off the spool. ...Raft-free printing...

The manual valve is to regulate the flow. ... 100% - 80% - 60% - 40% - 20% of the section screw m2 * 8 screw m2* 10 m2*10 is glued (cyano) with FF_Creator_Pro-front_dual_duct_v6.3r p.STL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N721BUCsqvQ

I recently purchased a FlashForge Creator Pro2 IDEX 3D Printer, with the removable build plate option. IMHO, the removable build plate option is a required addition, as it makes print removal so much easier. The only thing I thought was missing was...

I love the variety of filament alignment brackets available here for the Flash Forge Creator Pro, but one persistent problem I encountered was that after a few prints, the filament tubes would simply drop through the holes of the alignment bracket to...

... the back plate, plus inserted slots for securing M3 nuts on the rear bracket for a tighter grasp when assembling the parts. ... Print Settings Printer: Creator Pro Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.20mm Infill: 40% or greater

... into the existing cooling fan and utilizes the same screw holds. Print Settings Printer: Flash Forge Creator Pro Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 200 Micron layers Infill: 20% Notes: Print from ABS or PETG to resist heat from the extruders.

... bracket for better grip when connecting the parts. To print this project, you'll need a Creator Pro printer with the following settings: Rafts don't matter, supports are optional, resolution is set at 0.20mm, and infill should be 40% or greater.

But in this case it is adapted for Flashrorge Creator Pro: 1. Depth made less at 5-6mm to fit back decorative wall; 2. Added a hole for fitting near the screw; 3. Made bottom thicker 0.75mm for resin printing. Printed on resin phrozen mega 8k...

The versatile adapter perfectly complements the user-friendly FlashForge by providing a convenient platform for easy tool access and effortless workflow optimization.

I did hot glue it in place but I am thinking of designing and printing a spacer to place between the filament guide and the inside of the Creator Pro, possibly eliminating the need for hot-glue. ... Printed at 40% infill and I will be adding some low...

I did hot glue it in place but I am thinking of designing and printing a spacer to place between the filament guide and the inside of the Creator Pro, possibly eliminating the need for hot-glue. Printed at 40% infill and I will be adding some low...

The spools of filament I purchased refused to seat properly on the standard spool holder supplied with my FlashForge printer, which boasts a 66mm x15mm spacer at its base. In stark contrast to the spools that came bundled with the FlashForge, the new...

With my Flashforge, current models didn't fit very well and required modifications to enable the Extruder idler to open freely. I also wanted to simply use the included center brace to manage cables effectively. Here's my remix. I've printed and...

This is an add-on to http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:735350, engineered to secure split loom (1/2" or stock Flashforge) covered wiring in place. The original design's small filler piece was deliberately omitted for this iteration. To ensure a flush...

If the M104 was in the start script then you would have do disable the other extruder like Egurs profile or have whole different profiles for each side like Lyl3s profile. ...So you need to make sure that you have a skirt around your print because this...

... been using the 2016 edition of my multi-width bracket, and it turns out that's actually designed for the 2015 model. ...Because of the open clips on the v.2016 Creator, this bracket may not grip as securely as the one made for the 2015 version does.

... ABS (using 230C/110C heat settings for extruder/bed) Medium speed 20% infill Finally, hit print and you're ready to go! Here's a link to the Tinkercad model: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/5clJPy6WEL2-flashforge-plug-dual-color-with-supports

... following were defaults (which I kept): ABS (I use 230C/110C heat settings for extruder/bed) Medium speed 20% infill Ok, then print! Here's the Tinkercad link: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/5clJPy6WEL2-flashforge-plug-dual-color-with-supports

Print Settings: Printer: Flashforge Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: .2 Infill: 75% Notes: It must be quite strong, so ABS or PETG supports might be necessary for the large hole (PLA cannot handle motor and hot end heat). ...This is a work in...

Snap in filament guide tubes securely into place by aligning them with pre-existing screw holes on the frame. ...Replace M4 screws with new ones that are a bit longer for added stability.

I created this duct because a compatible design wasn't available for the Makerbot 2X online. I suspect I downloaded an outdated model, but I disliked the original's mounting system so I made this one from scratch. ...This new version clips onto existing...

Just a simple bracket to bring the filament tubes outwards for easier use, and to prevent the filament from slipping off the spool and getting tangled between it and the machine. It also utilizes the stock filament tube holders for easy installation!...

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...