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Geeetech A10/A10M tools holder over power box by apolyanskikh
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Last crawled date: 5 years, 8 months ago
This is a tools holder, sitting on top of the power supply of Geeetech A10(M). I've designed it for A10M, but very likely it'll work for other similar models such as Creality Ender.
Printing requires quite a bit of support, although it's all in one big area under the box, so very easy to remove.
Once printed, sit it on top of the power supply. Mine has two unused holes with thread and I locked the tool holder through them with a couple of screws.
For optimal results, note the printing settings - set line width to 0.5mm (yes, even if nozzle is 0.4mm) and pay attention to supports.
Inspect the head travel in slicer to make sure that two narrow planks running along the box bottom are actually printed over the support and not in the air. Maybe it's just my settings, but with "lines" or "zig-zag" supports, Cura runs the support lines lengthwise rather than perpendicular to the box. And the aforementioned planks run also in the same direction and fall into gaps between supports. You can either change the support pattern or force lines direction using "support infill line direction" in Cura.
You can try to use already sliced gcode - I've uploaded it too just in case.
Printing requires quite a bit of support, although it's all in one big area under the box, so very easy to remove.
Once printed, sit it on top of the power supply. Mine has two unused holes with thread and I locked the tool holder through them with a couple of screws.
For optimal results, note the printing settings - set line width to 0.5mm (yes, even if nozzle is 0.4mm) and pay attention to supports.
Inspect the head travel in slicer to make sure that two narrow planks running along the box bottom are actually printed over the support and not in the air. Maybe it's just my settings, but with "lines" or "zig-zag" supports, Cura runs the support lines lengthwise rather than perpendicular to the box. And the aforementioned planks run also in the same direction and fall into gaps between supports. You can either change the support pattern or force lines direction using "support infill line direction" in Cura.
You can try to use already sliced gcode - I've uploaded it too just in case.