CR-10S Pro Frame Brace (light version) 10mm REMIX
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**For the Creality CR-10S Pro and the Creality CR-10S Pro V2 only. I have the V2.** This is a remix of [Anar's CR10-S Pro Frame Brace (light version)](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4000797) 10mm bottom frame brackets. IMO, his light version remix was an improvement over the [original version](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3905499). I added braces to the sides of his bottom brackets to remove the flex Anar had designed into his brackets. My remix of the frame brackets is very stiff and still does not cover the vent slots. The four M3x5 screws that come on the CR-10S Pro are not long enough to mount the bottom brackets. I found M3x8 screws with washers are needed. You will need to get the two Left & Right Frame Top 10mm STL files from [Anar's remix](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4000797) to complete the mod. Each top brace requires three M3 or M4 T-nuts and screws. Download these two files: * Frame_Top_L_10mm.stl * Frame_Top_R_10mm.stl I have only remixed the 10mm bottom brackets and have no plans to remix the 8mm and 6mm sizes. The 10mm size works well for us in North America, where it is easy to buy [3/8" aluminum rods](https://www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-3-8-in-x-36-in-Aluminum-Round-Rod-801657/204273962) of sufficient length. They provide a very snug fit that does not require threads and nuts, though you can thread the rods yourself and add the nuts if you feel it is necessary. The smooth rods have a better appearance than threaded rods, IMO. My rods are cut to 28" in length. I have included an optional rod cap that slips over the rod tips for a more finished appearance. Print one and check for fit. Make micro adjustments in the X & Y axis of your slicer if the rod cap is too tight or too loose. There are Left & Right 3MF file versions with built-in supports. There are also STL versions with supports if you prefer STL files. I recommend using the built-in supports versions. I found this orientation and support placement to be the best. The supports are very easy to remove and leave minimal surface artifacts. But if you are the DIY type, there are Left & Right STL files without supports. **Installation Tips. *Do not secure the top and bottom braces before putting the rods in the upper braces first.* See below:** **1) Install the upper frame braces first.** **2) Slide your printer forward so the two front rubber feet are halfway off your desk. This will give you full access to the screws from the bottom of the printer.** **3) Remove the 3 bottom screws from each corner.** **4) Slide and twist the aluminum rods into the upper braces, so they stick out about 3/4".** **5) Slide and twist a bottom brace onto each rod while working the brace into position.** **6) Secure the bottom braces with the M3x8 screws with washers.** **7) Even out the rods so the tips stick out the same.** **8) Push the printer back into place.** **9) Push the tip covers onto the rods (optional).**
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