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Ender 3 (Pro) X-axis motor cover with modified endstop mount (0 - 5 mm offset)

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An Ender 3 (Pro) X-axis motor cover with a modified endstop mount to make full use of the bed.

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An Ender 3 (Pro) X-axis motor cover with a modified endstop mount to make full use of the bed in the X-direction. It always bugged me, that the leftmost 3 mm of the bed were out of reach for the nozzle on my Ender 3 Pro, because the endstop protruded too far from the X-axis motor cover. This re-engineered motor cover solves that problem.

The design is optimized for FDM printing and available with different fixed offsets (+1 to +5 mm) for the X-endstop, as well as with a slotted hole with variable offset. A version with the stock mounting position is also provided. Due to the stronger screw holes and the guaranteed straight mounting of the endstop, I recommend using a fixed offset version. On my machine, +3 mm were spot on.

I assume that this design also works on the original CR-10, because it shares many parts with the Ender 3. But I can't test that, as I don't have a CR-10 at hand. If you do, let me know in the comments, if this worked for you.

 

Print settings

  • Layer height 0.2 - 0.3 mm
  • Line width 0.4 mm (can be higher if a slicer with the Arachne engine is used)
  • Infill 20 - 30%
  • 4 wall lines
  • 10 bottom layers (less with layer heights >0.2 mm; essentially, the first 2 millimeters of the part above the bed should be solid plastic)
  • 5 top layers
  • Supports not required

Approximate print time @ 60 mm/s: 1:40 h

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