Hi everyone,

here is my collection for normal K2 :

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-folder/5221417142?id=6a2291b5ebdbcb5710291d00&type=1

I'm looking for a few Creality K2 Plus owners who would be interested in helping me adapt my existing K2 accessories to the larger printer.

One of my main goals is to bring my Modular Glass Riser to the K2 Plus, but I'd also like to adapt many of my other designs and eventually build a complete K2 Plus collection.

The challenge is simple: I don't own a K2 Plus, so I need people who can print prototypes, test the fit, share feedback, and send photos. In return, you'll get early access to the designs and help shape the final versions before they're released.

I'm thinking about creating a Messenger group so communication is easy, feedback is centralized, and everyone can follow the project's progress together.

If you own a K2 Plus and enjoy testing new designs, leave a comment or send me a DM. I'd love to build the best possible collection for the community with your help!

Update : Here is the FB group for those want to help me on k2 plus and pro : https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1Yhji6UbTw/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Thanks! 🚀

Hi Makers,

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/hackman3d-orbit-controller

Want to see it in action?

Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/reel/DaLhk9gP-Sw/?igsh=MTNhdXZ2OHo0b3Z3cw%3D%3D

Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/shorts/rWjuSqC4tPc

After four months of work, I'm finally ready to share my Hackman3D Orbit Controller with everyone.

This is by far the biggest project I've ever worked on. I spent countless hours designing, prototyping, printing, assembling, testing, rewriting the firmware, and writing the documentation. My goal was simple: make a DIY 3D navigation controller that is affordable, reliable, and as easy to build as possible.

I've been using this controller as my daily CAD controller for the past two months, and I now feel confident enough to release it.

That said, this is only the beginning.

The assembly guide and documentation will continue to improve based on your feedback. If something isn't clear, if you find a mistake, or if you have ideas to simplify the build, please let me know. I'll do my best to answer every question and update the guides whenever needed.

This project is completely open source, so I also encourage everyone to modify it, improve it, remix it, or adapt it to their own needs. If you make something better, I'd genuinely love to see it.

I hope this project helps more people discover 3D navigation without spending hundreds of dollars.

Have fun building it, and thank you to everyone who supported this project over the last four months. 🚀

Update : now online https://m.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/hackman3d-orbit-controller

Hi Makers!

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DaLhk9gP-Sw/?igsh=MTNhdXZ2OHo0b3Z3cw==

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/rWjuSqC4tPc

I've been working on this project for the last 4 months: a fully DIY 6DoF Space Mouse built with Hall effect joysticks and designed to be affordable while still feeling great to use.

It works for navigating CAD software, slicers like Bambu Studio, and pretty much anything that supports a 3D mouse.

I'm still polishing a few details before releasing it. I'm also considering publishing it on Creality Cloud, but I'm not sure yet.

Would you build one if I made it free and open-source?

HackMan3D

Hi makers!

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/k2-rear-poop-bin-compact-magnetic-system

I designed this compact rear poop bin for the Creality K2 series for users who don't need a full poop chute system.

The system consists of two parts:

A base that mounts to the rear of the printer using the existing screws.

An optional pair of 8×2 mm magnets can be added to the base for extra stability.

The poop bin simply slides onto two printed tabs, making it quick to remove and empty.

- Uses the original mounting screws

- Optional 8×2 mm magnets

- Compact design with minimal rear clearance

- Easy to remove and empty

I'd love to hear your feedback or suggestions!

Hi Makers,

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/creality-k2-side-skadis-panel

After quite a few requests, I finally finished and uploaded my side-mounted SKÅDIS panel for the Creality K2.

It gives you a clean and modular way to keep your most-used tools right next to the printer without taking up extra desk space.

Features:

• 240 × 240 mm SKÅDIS-compatible panel
• Fits on both the left and right side of the K2
• Uses only 8x M3x8 screws and 4 printed mounting pins
• Compatible with my K2/CFS legs
• If installed on the right side, it may partially block access to the USB port.

I'd love to see your setups, so feel free to share pictures if you print one!

HackMan3D

Hi Makers!

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/creality-k2-scraper-holder

I wanted a dedicated place to store my scraper inside the printer, so I designed this integrated scraper holder for the Creality K2.

It mounts using an existing screw, doesn't get in the way of the printer, and keeps the scraper secure and always within easy reach.

The holder is designed specifically for my Creality K2 Scraper, but you can easily remix it if you use another one.

As always, feedback is welcome! If you have ideas for improvements or other K2 accessories, let me know.

Happy printing!

Hi Makers,

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/k2-plus-cfs-legs-wip-test-version

After receiving quite a few requests from K2 Plus owners, I've decided to start adapting my K2 mods for the K2 Plus, and later for the K2 Pro as well.

To get started, I've just released the first CFS Legs for the K2 Plus.

This is NOT a final release. It's a WIP (Work in Progress) and is intended for testing only.

I'm looking for a few K2 Plus owners willing to print and test them so I can:

• Verify the fit and dimensions
• Check stability
• Identify any improvements before the final release

The goal is to make all of my existing K2 accessories fully compatible with the K2 Plus, then continue with the K2 Pro.

If you own a K2 Plus and would like to help, I'd really appreciate your feedback (photos, comments, fitment issues, etc.).

Thanks to everyone who helps make these projects better !

Hi makers,

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/k2-triple-plate-holder-stock-spool-mount

My filament finally arrived!
So here’s my new K2 Triple Plate Holder for the Creality K2.

It mounts directly onto the original spool holder support using only 4x M3 screws and washers, while keeping the stock spool holder fully usable.

• Holds up to 3 build plates
• No drilling or permanent modification
• OEM-inspired look
• Quick access to spare plates

I designed it mainly because I kept stacking plates everywhere around my printer

What do you think?

Hi makers,

I was planning to release a new mod for my Creality K2 tonight… but I just finished my last spool of yellow Polymaker PLA Pro !

So for now, here’s the prototype printed in black.
Not the final look at all, but I hope you still like the concept

As soon as my filament order arrives, I’ll print the full yellow version and upload the model! 💛

Sometimes mods don’t need to improve performance

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/k2-z-axis-color-accent-arms

I redesigned the small Z-axis lead screw arms on my K2 just to add a touch of color inside the printer.

No performance gain… just aesthetics.

But honestly, I love how it breaks the all-black interior.

Hi makers,

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/creality-k2-purge-line-storage-box

I designed a small storage box for the purge lines of the Creality Creality K2 because I started getting way too many of them around my printer.

But now I’m wondering…
does anyone actually have creative/useful ideas for these purge lines?

I feel like there’s probably some genius idea out there that nobody talks about yet.

Hi makers!

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/creality-cfs-modular-desiccant-box-system

I designed a modular desiccant box system for the Creality CFS!
You can install 1, 2, 3 or even 4 desiccant boxes depending on your needs and depending on whether you use my 250g spool adapter system or not.

The goal was to keep the system compact, modular and easy to refill while maximizing the available space inside the CFS.

Features:

• Modular setup
• Easy refill access
• Compact design
• Works with my 250g spool adapters
• Clean integrated look inside the CFS

Feedbacks and ideas are welcome as always 👌

Hi Makers,

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/k2-sliding-usb-cover

I designed a sliding cover for the side USB port of the Creality K2

The idea was to create something simple and clean, inspired by sliding switches.
It sticks on with double-sided tape, keeps dust away from the USB port, and still gives quick access when needed.

Small mod, but really satisfying to use every day !!!

Hi Makers,

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/creality-k2-z-screw-bearing-protector

I designed a simple but useful upgrade for the Creality K2 to help protect the lower Z screw bearings from dust, filament debris, and other particles accumulating at the bottom of the printer.

The model includes 2 identical parts, one for each Z screw.

They simply sit in place around the lower bearing area with no screws or modifications required.

I recommend printing them in PETG or ABS/ASA for better long-term durability, but PLA may also work fine depending on your environment and temperatures.

For best compatibility, I recommend using them together with my extended bed probe fix:
Creality K2 Extended Bed Probe Fix – Long Trigger Sensor

Feedback and long-term testing results are welcome

Hi Makers!

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/creality-sparkx-i7-cfs-lite-desiccant-box-system

I designed a reusable desiccant box system for the SparkX i7 CFS Lite.
You can install one or two boxes directly inside the CFS Lite to replace the original desiccant bags with something cheaper, easier to refill, and reusable.

The kit includes:

• Clip-in desiccant box
• Removable lid
• Filling stand to keep it upright
• Small funnel for easy loading

Works great with reusable silica beads and keeps maintenance super simple.

Hi Makers,

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/creality-k2-cleaning-kit-gridfinity

I designed a dedicated cleaning kit for the Creality K2, fully compatible with Gridfinity.

The kit includes several custom tools designed to hold paper towels soaked with isopropyl alcohol, making it easy to clean:

• linear rails
• smooth rods
• Z lead screws

The goal is simple: properly clean the printer before applying fresh lubricant.

This kit pairs perfectly with my previous lubrication kit, but does not replace it.
Clean first, lubricate after.

Everything fits inside a compact Gridfinity storage box for easy organization and quick maintenance.

Hope it helps some fellow K2 owners!

Hi Makers,

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/sparkx-i7-front-camera-phone-holder

I designed a front-mounted camera & phone holder for the SparkX i7

The system mounts directly under the bed using the original screws and provides a rigid front support for:

• GoPro/action cameras
• Phones (with adapter)
• Timelapses & print monitoring

The kit includes:

• Left support
• Right support
• Central mounting arm
• 50mm GoPro-style extension

The design intentionally uses a tight fit to reduce vibrations during printing.

After several hours of testing, I did not notice any visible impact on print quality.

I still recommend using the lightest camera possible for best results.

Hope you like it

Hi Makers,

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/creality-k2-lubrication-kit-gridfinity-organizer

I designed a complete lubrication kit for the Creality K2, built around a Gridfinity storage box to keep everything organized and easy to access.

The kit includes:

• A Gridfinity organizer box for lubricant storage
• A dedicated tool for lubricating the X-axis linear rail
• A second tool for lubricating the Y and Z smooth rods
• Quick and clean application without getting grease everywhere
• Easy to print and easy to use

I wanted a simple solution to make regular maintenance faster while keeping all lubrication tools stored in one place.

Feedback and suggestions are always welcome!

Hi Makers,

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/creality-cfs-250g-spool-adapter-system

I designed a solution that allows 250g filament spools to be used inside the Creality CFS.

Unlike the CFS Lite, the standard CFS actively rewinds the spool during loading and unloading operations, making lightweight spools much more challenging to handle reliably.

The system consists of two parts:

• A spool holder that allows the 250g spool to rotate freely while maintaining proper feeding and rewinding.

• A front anti-bounce guide that slides into the CFS and helps keep the spool in place. Due to the low weight of 250g spools, some slight movement can still occur, but testing has shown no feeding or rewinding issues.

This makes it possible to use sample spools, specialty colors, or small filament quantities without having to respool them onto a larger reel.

I'd love to hear your thoughts and suggestions for future improvements!

Hi Makers, need more screen adjustment on your K2?

Model:
https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/creality-k2-extended-tilt-screen-mount

I designed an extended screen mount that significantly increases the tilt range of the stock display.

Much easier to read from different positions and installs using the original mounting points.

What do you think?