CR10 standalone modification
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Models I used for my CR10 (first model) standalone modification. Uses mostly the standard mounting hardware
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I converted my CR10 (first version from 2017) to a standalone model since I didn't want to have the control box sitting beside the printer.
For that I used a 5mm acrylic sheet as the base plate, which I mounted below the frame.
I mostly used the standard hardware from the printer plus some extra t-nuts and bolts.
The DFX file for the baseplate has mounting points for a Raspberry Pi and a BTT SKR Mini E3 V1.2
While doing the conversion I also put a direct drive extruder on the printer, hence the cable guide for that and the holder for the extruder extension. I think you could get away with the bowden style extruder and the extension cables for that, but I haven't tested that.
I will upload some pictures once I got the printer out of the basement again, since I'm in the middle of a move.
If you have any questions, don't be afraid to ask them. I'll try to answer them as soon as possible :)