Install a LGX Lite on Creality CR-6 SE, CR-6 Max, and CR-10 Smart

Bondtech latest LGX Lite installed on Creality strain gauge printer such as CR-6SE, CR-6 Max and CR-10 Smart is high quality upgrade your printer to direct drive. Bondtech have design a easy direct drive mount. The mount kits can purchased here for CR-6SE or CR-10 Smart (Printing using Nylon SLS Process) or Bondtech provide printable STEP file and require sourcing your own part listed below.

Note: This is only compatible with older LGX Lite V1, not suitable with V2 without adjustment to printed files due to changing to housing. 

Detail Documentation: 

Help Article(Detail Install Guide): https://support.dremc.com.au/en/support/solutions/articles/51000309215-lgx-lite-extrude-cr-6se-smart

CR-6: STEP Files for mount

CR-10 Smart: STEP Files for mount

Other Part required.

  • 85mm Capricorn Tube
  • 1x M3 square nut
  • 1x M3x27 mm Low Head 2mm Hex Socket Screw
  • 2x M3x10 mm Button Head 2mm Hex Socket Screw
  • 4x M3x6 mm Low Head 2mm Hex Socket Screw

 

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