Model information
Description
An adjustable mount for the CR Touch designed to achieve a zero offset. The author notes that previous zero-offset mounts were inaccurate due to printer inaccuracy. This design is intended to avoid the need to continually remove the extruder from the carriage.
Assembly requires four M3 screws and four M3 hex nuts, in addition to the two original screws. The author recommends using two washers under the adjustable section of the arm to ensure it holds more evenly.
As a guide for lining up the CR Touch, the author suggests printing a small circle in the center of the bed (which can be created in Cura by importing and resizing a cylinder).
Files:
- S1 CR Touch Zero Offset Mount.stl
- S1 CR Touch Zero Offset Arm.stl
Original text by the author on Printables
<p>I tried a few different zero-offset mounts and they were all off by a few millimetres due to the inaccuracy of my printer, so I decided to design an adjustable one. I also wasn't really into the idea of continually taking apart the extruder from the carriage, so this was more convenient.</p><p>Requires four M3 screws and four M3 hex nuts, in addition to the two original screws. I'd also recommend two washers under the adjustable section of the arm to make sure it holds more evenly.</p><p>It's also really helpful to print a small circle in the center of your bed as a guide to line up the CR Touch (you can make one in Cura by importing and resizing a cylinder).</p>
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