E3D Titan Aero with BLTouch or 3DTouch and cable management REMIX by MyStoopidStuff

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Updated 11-2-2018 - New version 10.2 added, but will leave the 10.1 version here also. The only change is the addition of some structure on the base which may help with the strength of the part (see comments).
Updated 8-15-2018 Current version 10.1. I just added a small knock out to get a screw driver in to hopefully tighten the right side screw to mount the touch probe. That screw will need to go in facing up since there is no clearance to get fingers in there to get a nut in there. I did not print this version but I believe it should work. I printed a version prior which is identical except for the additional clearance hole, and it does work. I have decided to make my own compact Titan Aero mount so this will not be further updated.
the offsets are:
X = -30mm
Y = +19mm
This model is designed so there will be 45mm between the tip of the nozzle and the base plate of the probe (this will differ depending on the setup of the hot end however). If you print this, please check that you have enough clearance so you don't damage your probe.
original description:
This is a remix of MP23Racing's Titan Aero Mount for the CR10. I have an Ender 3 but the mount should work the same. I also have a 3DTouch sensor so could not use the original mounting plate so re-mixed it. There is also a cable management mount where a zip tie can be passed through to hold the cables for the stepper and touch sensor.
To print, you will need the other parts from the original below:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2721575
I used this model for the 3D touch sensor (was used to help design it, so want to give credit to FerociousDesigns):
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2779223
It should be printable with "touching the build plate" supports only. If you choose to use supports everywhere (which I did not) then there is one area where the zip tie passes through the part, which should be checked in your slicer. That area has a blend so it will print without supports.
Double check everything if you print this, just in case the probe is too low. This will remain a work in progress since I am moving on and working on my own design.