simplify3d petg profile cr10

This filament guide is meant to be screwed in place right before the feeder motor on a CR10 without direct feed (e.g v1 & v2)

Creality stock hotend upgrade - Simple and effective - Fixes problem with extruding and clogging - Using bowden PTFE tube and printed parts, no need of extra hardware - Fast print Upgrade is made for my Ender 3 and Ender 3 Pro, but it works with all...

I printed my mount out of PETG though I may change that to ABS, ASA or some other higher temp material in the future right now it's working fine when printing PLA+ and PETG. Note: slide your V6 in do not press the mount on to the V6 from the side...

Mine works well through a 1mm layer of PETG Carbon fibre To prevent accidental shut down (I put my hand on the sensor while moving the case!) disable the switch 'Power Off' function in Win 10 control panel TTP233 needs +5v permanent live to work as...

The CR10 and CR10S differ significantly when it comes to their bltouch holders, with one major distinction standing out - the space between the nozzle and the bltouch sensor. On the CR10 model, this gap measures precisely 8.3 mm. ...A visual aid is...

... the Creality CR10 spool holder. ...Ensure you verify the diameter of your spool against the dimensions specified for this adapter. My own filament reel has an inner diameter of 52mm, while the standard CR10 spool holder's outer diameter measures 30mm.

I built this holder specifically for my CR10 printer. ...It's simple and straightforward. I printed it with a 30% infill at 0.15 layers on an A8 with E3DV6. I used the 40*40*20 fan, which is taken from the CR10 control box when dismantled.

This modification should be compatible with any 2020 extruded aluminum printer, not just the CR10. ... I recently placed an order for squash balls from Amazon:...

Changes to CR10-V2_Petsfang_DD_adapter_plate_V3: Widened the adapter plate a few MM to better match the rear of the of CR10_E3DV6_MANUAL_BASE_V7.5 mount Trimmed the top of the lower right tab to fit under CR10_E3DV6_MANUAL_BASE_V7.5 mount The only...

... balls. And i reused the bolts and t-nuts from the original CR10 feet. Sorry about the crappy image, but I printed them some time ago, and only thought about releasing them now, because I have started working on the CR10 all in one project again.

For raised bed machines, I utilized Pestkowiec's outstanding squash ball cushioned legs here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2786225 This device attaches to the side groove of a CR10 or any other similar frame. It fits all tools that come with a...

I Built a Tool Rack/Holder to Keep My Frequently Used Tools Organized for Easy Access During CR10 Maintenance. Spare Nozzle or Heatbreak? ...There Are Holes at the Front Where You Can Store Them Conveniently.

I redid this knob because it was too large and too tall for my CR10 S4. So I made the knob a little smaller... ...and the height is a little lower...

This is a touch screen protector for the creality cr10 Smart. ...I was looking for a protective cover but I couldn't find it, so I made my own design, it's simple but functional.

you convert CR10 to an E3D hot end.the part fan and the heatsink fan will fit on the new set up. ...buy only the the steel part for E3D for this project.

Just a vertical Stand for the CR10-One Case with Voronoi or for easier printing without Thanks for this wonderful Case design! ... The Stand is a lil bit tight, i printed mine in 100.2% because my Case is Painted

I redesigned this knob to better fit my CR10 S4, as the original size was too bulky. ...It now has a more compact diameter and a reduced height, allowing for smoother adjustments.

this brings the sensor closer to the hotend so when you print smaller prints on the cr10 and the filament runs out there isnt a large amount of filament to be thrown away.

Design for the tools that come with the CR10 V2. ...Similar to the pro version, but took out the slot for the shim and swapped it for a bonus USB stick holder.

Here is the rewritten text: Support for CR10 printer model, specifically designed for Prusa i3 camera system. ...Remix of an existing design found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2560615/files

Frame clip for the CR10(S)(Pro) - simply attach and secure it to your top rail. ...I prefer using mine to neatly manage my extruder cables, keeping them safely tucked away.

I required a fuse holder for my CR10 and therefore adapted an existing design from this platform that seemed to be originally created for an ANET in order to create a custom-fit solution.

This is used to elevate the main unit of a CR10 of the ground / whatever you put in on in order to allow better airflow from the output fan ( with is under ) You will need 2 ( front and back )

This is used to elevate the main unit of a CR10 of the ground / whatever you put in on in order to allow better airflow from the output fan ( with is under )You will need 2 ( front and back )  

Vibration stands should be printed for the CR10, with two units produced and positioned, one at the front and one at the rear of the controller box, to minimize the impact of vibration on both the controller and reel assemblies.

This adapter works perfectly with the CR10's mainboard and supports a 4020@24 fan, which surprisingly produces less noise compared to the standard 5010 fan. ...Furthermore, its improved airflow results in enhanced cooling performance.

Replacement of the damaged X-stop casing on my CR10. ...Upon unboxing, I discovered that the original casing had been severely compromised, necessitating the creation of a custom replacement via 3D printing technology.

I'm trying to reposition the sensor for a clear view of the extruder and PTFE tube. ...I need to adjust the camera on my Cr10, Cr10s or Ender 3.

Mounting Tips -------------------- Step (1) Print both parts and mount them on the metal plate of your CR10: cr10_metal_plate_mount_bottom and cr10_metal_plate_mount_top. Step (2) As a next step, print the original DITAN "Extruder Mount" and mount...

For updates and tutorials, visit my blog at https://goo.gl/sQv1oJ Here are some key components used in this project: STEPPER MOTOR: motor 42 motor Nema 17 motor 1.7A - order now from https://goo.gl/q1B5gu CNC 3D Printer Parts European Standard...