CR10SE Chain Mod

I gave up the idea of this toolhead and designed an adapter plate for the Hero Me Gen7. The original CR-10SE mounting bracket for the CR-Touch can still be used. The advantage is the free choice of fans and hotends.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________I had to file down the left rear spacer from the print bed a bit, just bevel a little from the side so that the screw head has space. Because it hit the screw head of the cable chain holder, As a result, the print bed was slightly tilted.Alternatively, adjust the drilling template and increase the distance slightly.As you can see, I prefer cable chains, but many of you don't. The original cable routing on this printer is extremely horrible, especially that the cable goes through the cover from the bottom. Since I already made this change on my Sunlu S8Pro, I want the same thing here. I have never had any problems with rubbed cables.The cable for the heating plate was standing out too far at the back, so I guided it under the bed with a 7x7mm R15 cable chain, similar to my Sunlu. The cable guide for the print bed is not really nice, but it does the job. I made a drilling template for the Y-carriage holes, which is attached from the underside.For the bracket on the printer base, the opening had to be filed slightly larger towards the rear, as some cables also have to be fed through. A few struts have to be snipped off the underside of the printer housing.I can't upload more than 9 pictures here, on Thingiverse (thing:6670349) or Printables (https://www.printables.com/model/928214-creality-cr-10-se-chain-mod) you can see more.The chain for the Z and X axis is a 10x11mm R18.Everything was printed with ASA, at least for the cable guide on the print bed this is necessary, the rest could possibly be printed with PLA/PETG.This is not a stand-alone mod! It also requires:different mainboard and adapterhigher feetfan cover