Creality CR-10 Smart Bondtech LGX direct drive mount
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This model allows you to mount a Bondtech LGX in a direct drive configuration on your Creality CR-10 Smart. This mount…
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This model allows you to mount a Bondtech LGX in a direct drive configuration on your Creality CR-10 Smart. This mount allows the strain gauge still to bend and allow leveling.
Step file and Fusion 360 archive included. Please adhere to the license and attribute.
Bill of materials
- One Bondtech LGX with either the direct drive or bowden interface plug attached
- 2x M3x14 screws
2x M3x10 screws If using a reverse bowden mount to feed filament (recommended):
A PC2 bowden coupler
2x M3x10 screws Update 2021-09-21: I found some reliability issues with the rev1 design. Updated
Print Settings
Printer:
Creality CR-6 SE
Rafts:
No
Yes
Resolution:
0.2mm
50
Filament: BIQU Matte PLA Olive green
Notes:
You need a little bit of support for the part that screws into the X-carriage.
Assembly steps
Note: Prefer to use the direct drive interface plug.
1. Mount the LGX to the mount.- Remove the interface plug from the LGX. You need this later to cut the bowden tube to length.
- Push the mount onto the spacers of the wheels. It should snap right into place.
- Use the existing bolt to fixate the mount.
- Cut a bowden tube to length and stick it into the hotend. Leave about 2mm play so the strain gauge can push the bowden tube into the LGX a bit while leveling and homing. If you use the Bowden interface plug instead, you need to cut your bowden tube in half instead.
- Print and mount the reverse bowden interface, or find a solution for the filament sensor and spool location. Note: The LGX is allowed to run at 1A current maximum. You either need to decrease the vref on the stock motherboard, or install a BTT SKR CR6 motherboard
Category: 3D Printer Extruders