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When I received my Sparkx i7 Combo, I decided to make a small improvement to the top spool holder. I designed and printed a model, resulting in a very convenient adapter that accommodates spools with various inner hole sizes. The spool sits securely on the holder and spins easily.

I have this on the Creality App on my iPhone.

Can anyone explain this?

Not a 3D print as such but a bit of a hack to revive old and brittle filament with an easy DIY filament dryer.

Let me know how you go with this hack 8-)

Using Creality cloud standard hyper PLA .4mm nozzle settings. recently installed a DXC2 extruder but had fine test prints. 220C nozzle, 50C bed temp.

Hi Makers!

3D files: https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/hackman3d-control-deck-build-your-own-controller

I’m happy to introduce the HackMan3D Control Deck (HCD), a fully customizable 3D-printed macro controller for Windows and macOS.

It features 9 mechanical keys, with separate short-press and long-press actions, providing up to 18 programmable functions. You can launch applications, open files or websites, type predefined text, control media and volume, execute custom shortcuts, and more.

The downloadable files also include 52 ready-to-print custom keycaps and a blank, logo-free STEP file so you can design and share your own keys.

The HCD app provides multiple profiles, automatic device detection, key configuration, lighting controls, profile backup and sharing, and integrated firmware installation, no Arduino IDE required.

The project is free, and the public GitHub repository is linked in the project publications. It contains the source code, firmware, documentation, and the latest Windows and macOS app releases.

I’d love to see your builds, custom keycaps, feedback, and ideas!

HackMan3D

A quick update on my Dragon Chess Set:

It just won 2nd Place in Creality Cloud’s Dragon Design Contest. 🐉♟️

This ended up becoming a much bigger project than I originally planned. The complete set includes:

• 125 printable parts
• 40 cm playable folding board
• Built-in storage for the pieces
• Printed hinges and axles
• Reinforced internal ribs
• Original dragon-themed chess pieces
• Portable case design

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/dragon-chess-set-premium-folding-board-no-cfs?profileId=6a6ad51be7c56560f0aa7389

Everything was designed around actually being printable, functional, and playable rather than just looking good in renders.

The project is now also competing in the Creality Creator Awards 2026.

#CrealityCreatorAward #CrealityCreatorAwards #DragonChess #3DPrinting

The kids carry the Ooshies all around the place. I have seen beautiful display stands by many 3D makers but they are not really practical, as in, not made to be carried and moved around.

This inspired me to create the carry and stack Ooshies holder system.

Each tray holds 10 Ooshies and features a carry handle. The trays stack on-top of each other to form an Ooshies tower display stands.

Play,, sort, carry, stack and display 👌🏻

Who's excited for the up and coming K3. This was my competition entry for the Dragon contest. Always wanted to do a pair of shoes so I finally did. Ended up taking 10th place. Dragon shoes designed for the up and coming Creality K3. File can found on Creality Cloud. https://www.crealitycloud.com/en/model-detail/6a775c7175286de2e7e92b3e?cloudPlatform=1

#crealitycloud #crealitycreatorawards #creality #shoes #dragon @Creality Cloud

I designed this lid raiser with adjustable vents and attachment slots for a storage bin or anything else you might like to add. All the parts easily snap together straight from printing with no post-processing required. I'd appreciate any feedback, and if interested, check out the two links below

K2 Pro Lid Raiser With Vents https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/695d24ff2c846f09b563b236

Perforated Storage Bin Attachment for K2 Pro Lid Raiser https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/6a7a24a70389871f0cf3a82e

Hello everyone, Blaerov here!

Today I’m sharing a special project: my 100th model

I wanted a practical way to keep my headphones close without taking up desk space, so I designed this sliding headphone stand that mounts behind the monitor using the VESA mounting area.

The arm extends when you need your headphones and slides back behind the screen when not in use. It also has multiple extension positions and a wide curved cradle that supports the headband comfortably.

Key features:

- Keeps the desk clear

- Sliding and retractable design

- Multiple extension positions

- No supports required

- No glue required

- PETG recommended

- Designed for one headset

Make sure to check your monitor’s VESA clearance and screw length before installation.

This project represents a big milestone for me, and I would love to hear your feedback!

Model available here:

https://www.crealitycloud.com/en/model-detail/6a7803cd0389871f0cdb62a8?cloudPlatform=1

Hi Makers!

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/hackman3d-k2-plus-dual-cfs-legs-modular-cfs-mount

After a lot of requests for a dual CFS setup on the K2 Plus, here it is!

I designed these new legs to hold 2 CFS side by side while keeping everything clean and compact above the printer.

They’re also fully compatible with my K2 Plus CFS Drawer Storage System and Modular Glass Riser, so you can mix everything depending on your setup.

The CFS units are secured with M4 screws, while the legs, braces and extensions are assembled with M3 screws + nuts.

More K2 Plus mods are already coming.

Hope you like it!
Happy printing!