A spacer used to facilitate the installation of a CR touch sensor when upgrading from a BL touch sensor on a CR10 MAX. The author notes that the CR touch sensor is taller than the BL touch, requiring the original bracket to be flipped upside down and this spacer to be added. The author recommends printing this part out of PETG because it is located next to the hot end. Printing time is approximately 20 minutes.
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<p>So our BL touch sensor broke, so we got a CR touch sensor, they cost like $40, but it didn't fit, it was taller than the BL touch, so we had to flip the OG bracket upside down, and ad this spacer, it was the only way to put it on there without having to put a new bracket on there. It takes about 20 minutes to print. You want to print it out of PETG because it is next to the hot end.</p><p></p><p>ENJOY, and please post your makes!!!</p>
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