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I needed a precise replacement for my CR-10's original fan duct since it had broken when a print must have snagged on it and snapped off at the mount. To get back to working order, I recreated the duct with meticulous attention to detail, making sure...

Extensions for the bed mounted CR-10 camera mounts. I used the center mounted one here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2833820 If you've installed a cooling fang with a forward facing radial blower fan, it may crash into the camera. These...

This upgrade builds on the Filament Feeder found in edwardchew's CR-10 Spool Holder Top Mount & Upright Filament Guide. Every aspect of the original design is exceptional, except for one thing; the filament feeder itself. Due to excessive friction...

A crucial nut for users whose Creality CR-10 arrived with one missing on the spool holder. Simply replace a hex nut with two of these and your spool holder will become as stable as intended. Alternatively, you can print one and attach it as shown in...

This is a tool holder for my CR-10 that has all the tools I use, and some I do not, for easy access. Along with the usual tools I have made space for an acupuncture needle that I use for blockages, some hobby king hex drivers, scissors,de-burring...

Filament Alignment Guide for Creality CR-10 V2 Filament Sensor. Upon investigating, I discovered that retraction was causing a minor shaving of the filament at the metal input guide on the filament sensor. Although this wasn't affecting prints, it...

This versatile camera mount securely fastens to the CR-10's carriage, boasting an adjustable design and a built-in guiding channel for the camera cable. While it generally performs well, some minor drawbacks need attention. A major limitation is its...

I stumbled upon a CR-10 enclosure design while browsing Google, and I'm sharing it with you here. This isn't my creation; the original designer deserves credit. The credit for this design goes to Cscott on GitHub at...

Simple and affordable to construct, a Z-axis frame brace for the Creality CR-10 features built-in fine adjustment, allowing precise setting of the geometry of the z-axis frame to exactly 90 degrees relative to the base frame on both sides. This setup...

A comparable version is available on Thingiverse, but it lacks sufficient clearance for the CR-10 "standalone" modification, which removes the control box and relocates all electronics beneath the printer. You can view my video about this process...

Here I bring you a small solution for that Creality CR-10 V3 filament sensor that produces too much friction. Having it at the top can cause a possible breakage underneath the sensor, the printer would still work without detecting it. It connects...

... a similar clip design; I've included a link to the specific product I bought. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00QX096L0/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Although I don't own a CR-10, this stabilizer should work accordingly.

I designed this to use in the under belly enclosure I made for the OG CR-10. It measures 143mm tall so you have to take that into consideration when making the case for under the printer. This includes a slot in the top for the Micro SD Card...

Human: Resolves three critical issues with the heated bed on the Creality CR-10. 1. The bed support springs directly contact the aluminum bed, causing one of the heater traces to touch in my case, which will eventually short out the heater. 2. When...

I built this for my CR-10 500x500 to test and level the bed. It's a massive bed, so I found this very helpful to level and check if the whole plate is perfectly aligned. Here it is for all of you guys. Hope it will help. ... <a...

These are standard CR-10 control box legs that elevate your control box by a total of 83 millimeters with ease. They come equipped with four M3 x 12 screws and matching washers for secure installation in the existing holes at the bottom of the...

This is my design for a CR-10 MAX extruder relocation system. To move the extruder next to the hot end, you'll need: A cable to extend the extruder motor and filament sensor Several extended M3 bolts The rest of the parts can be reused. You can see...

I reused spool holder from CR-10 and mounted to frame. ... Here is most everything you will need: Aluminum tube 30 mm x 30 or 1 /4” x 1 1/4 Foam sealing tape (26' was just too short of the large cabinet size, will need two orders)...

I reused a spool holder from the CR-10 and attached it to the frame. You'll need: Aluminum tube 30 mm x 30 or 1/4" x 1 1/4 Foam sealing tape (26' is too short for larger cabinets; two orders are required)...

I used this: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4495009 The legs i used: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2786225 The LCD mount i used: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4602730 You can also use this the LCD mount from this mod:...

Whilst preparing for the sequel to my popular YouTube video on silencing the CR-10 (https://youtu.be/Vlta31wswAE), I designed these feet for the CR-10 range to dampen noise from vibrations against the table surface. They make a difference and keep...

Since I have a CR-10 S5 model, I'm unsure if this will fit other CR-10 models. If anyone has suggestions for modifications, feel free to comment and I'll incorporate them into future updates. When using M3 screws to secure the new feet, you won't...

Warning: you will need a 608 ball bearing or just a normal fidget spinner ball bearing in order for it to work.Print SettingsPrinter Brand:CrealityPrinter: CR-10Rafts:NoSupports: NoResolution:.2Infill: 100Filament:doesn't matter PLA doesn't...

The stock CR-10 setup can overcool the heater block if you don't wrap it, and the parts cooler doesn't cool all sides well. My Tronxy X3 didn't come with a parts cooler, which made it impossible to get temps above 205C. I tried out several popular...

With the CR-10 X endstop sensor securely fastened to Mount Plater, your printer should now be equipped with a reliable and accurate sensor system. ...This setup will enable precise monitoring of the print bed's movement, ensuring optimal printing...

I designed a custom holder specifically for the CR-10 that allows you to easily slide it onto either the front left or rear right frame corner. The pocket is perfect for stashing a flashlight, just like I'm doing, but it could also be used for...

... As a direct result, my CR-10 now experiences significantly improved cooling, which should lead to extended component lifespan. The STL files for these custom parts are available for download; if you require another file format, please let me know.

Wrench or pliers Drill one hole in the metal spool holder that comes with the CR-10 printer. It's a bonus if you get it right near the edge, so the bolt doesn't twist. Insert the bolt through the hole and secure it with a nut. Place the bearings into...

You can find the mount here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2841681 OBS!!!!!AT LEAST ON THE CR-10 YOU WILL NEED TO HACK UP THE X HOMING SENSOR PLATE UP AND ADJUST THE PLACING OF THE SENSOR. YOU WILL ALSO NEED TO POSITION THE Z BEAM ABOUT 20-30MM...

New as of January 25th, 2018 is the inclusion of a E3D-V6 hot-end adapter, which positions the V6 nozzle at the same height as the stock CR-10 nozzle for easy switching without requiring any modifications to the z micro switch. The adapter also...