Version 2 - Silicone Sock for CR-10 Stock Hotend
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### [There'S Now A Version 3, That Can Be Found Here](Https://Www.Thingiverse.Com/Thing:3030379) This Is Version 2 Of My Cr-10 Sock. After Actually Building One Of The V1'S And Finding Some Issues, I Set To Fixing Them: - Increased Coverage Of The Top Of The Block To Allow The Sock To Better Stay Wrapped Around The Block When Heated, As Well As Providing More Coverage From The Fan - Increased The Wall Thickness By 0.25Mm To Address Sock Slipping Due To Lack Of Rigidity (Could Be Fixed With Stiffer Silicone, But I Don'T Know What To Use Just Yet) - Moved The Cavities For The Bottom Screws To Where They Actually Go - Made A Little Room For The Vertical Mounting Screws On The Top Cover - Changed The Blind Sprues For The Corners Into Full Outlets As It Wasn'T Allowing Enough Water Out During The Molding Process This Is A Mold For Making Silicone Sock Insulators For The Original Stock Heater Block Shipped With The Cr-10. You'Ll Need A High-Temperature Silicone To Work With, Either A Two Part Mixture, Or An Rtv Single Part Will Work. [I Used This Kind](Https://Goo.Gl/Ud9Dpr) Other Supplies: - Latex Gloves - Disposable Bowl/Dish - Dish Soap - 2X M3 12Mm Screws - Optional But Very Helpful: [1½" Ratcheting C-Clamp](Https://Www.Amazon.Com/Irwin-Quick-Grip-Handi-Clamp-4-59400Cd/Dp/B00005Rhp0/) Check [This Post](Https://Www.Thingiverse.Com/Thing:2848281#Tips) For Instructions On How To Use This Mold **Check Out My Other Socks For Other Hotends:** - [Version 1 - Cr-10 Stock Hotend](Https://Www.Thingiverse.Com/Thing:2848472) - [Generic Oem E3D Hotend](Https://Www.Thingiverse.Com/Thing:2848281) - [Generic Mk8 Hotend](Https://Www.Thingiverse.Com/Thing:2848480) - [Generic Mk10 Hotend](Https://Www.Thingiverse.Com/Thing:2848485)
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