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BLTouch/3DTouch Mount for Creality Sprite Pro Extruder — zdjęcie 1
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BLTouch/3DTouch Mount for Creality Sprite Pro Extruder

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This is a BLTouch/3DTouch compatable mount for the Creality Sprite Pro extruder.

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This is a remix of JohnTran_309510's Ender S1 Sprite Extruder CR-Touch Mount, for use with sensors other than the Creality CRTouch probe.

There are two versions of the mount itself.  The file named “BL2CRTouch_Mount.stl” has a provision for attaching an ornament to the front facing edge in front of the CRTouch mount of the Sprite.  The file named “BL2CRTouch_Mount_Naked.stl” is the base model without a provision for adding an ornament.  I've included two ornaments.  The ornament I use is a skull with two crossed wrenches and is a two part print.  The other ornament I've included is a dragon head.

Both mounts and ornaments print best as oriented in the STL files with supports to buildplate only.  The wrenches that accompany the skull prints best as oriented in the STL, but I would strongly recommend adding a brim to the wrenches, not just for bed adhesion, but since I usually print them in white and spray them with a silver shaker can.  Printing the wrenches with a brim, and leaving it on for painting makes those tiny pieces far easier to handle.  The shims print easily as oriented in the STL without supports or any other considerations.  I didn't need any shims using this model with my Geeetech 3DTouch sensor, but I included them in case somebodies setup needs to lower the sensor position.

The X offset from nozzle to probe for this mount is “-49.3mm” and the Y offset is “0mm” since this model places the probe in line with the nozzle.  The Z offset will of course vary wildly, so I recommend adding a “Z Probe Wizard” to your firmware to make life easier if you haven't done so already.

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