Creality CR-10S PRO E3D V6 Direct Drive Assembly

* **Update 8/7/2019**: **Version51_Base_Repaired.stl** has been uploaded. It is identical to **Version51_Base.stl**. The part had an issue when loaded into Cura 4.2.1. The model was repaired so that slicing would be more reliable. The model was handled correctly in Cura version 4.0.0 and so I was unaware that users with newer Cura installations might be negatively affected. * **Update 8/3/2019**: **Version51_Base.stl** has been uploaded. It further improves the part cooling fan mount and widens the clap mounting holes for easier assembly. **Version35_Clamp.stl** and **Version36_Clamp.stl** also have wider holes to accommodate the clamping screws. * **Update 7/27/2019**: **Version34_Clamp.stl** has been uploaded. It incorporates beams which span the half circle to better grip the hotend when tightened. A ring with a chamfered edge might be a better solution. **Version33_Clamp.stl** has been modified to reduce the number of triangles to improve file size. * **Update 7/25/2019**: **Version47_Base.stl** has been uploaded. Changes to the area of the part cooling fan mount. A change to the securing mechanism to aid in ease of positioning and a strengthened lower mount position. Be wary of electrical cables under strain. Strain is most evident with the heating cartridge wires since they are the most stiff and not as long as the other cables. Check that there is no strain at the plug/PCB connection when the hotend gantry is in the most right position (X-axis). * **Update 7/22/2019**: Use a more temperature resistant build material instead of PLA. The heat generated by the extruder motor is enough to soften its mount. PLA is still usable, it just might need monitoring for signs of fatigue. * **Update 7/21/2019**: **Version46_Base.stl** has added rib for support and rigidity. Much needed support to reduce flex due to the torque of the extruder motor. * **Update 7/20/2019 #3**: **Version45_Base.stl** nearing final release. Reduced height of filament sensor