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CFS Front Labels

Your Creality CFS has four slots loaded and nothing on the outside telling you what is in them, so you either open the cover or guess until a print goes wrong. These slide under the front edge and name every slot from where you already stand. No adhesive, no clips, and nothing modified on the CFS itself.

Five printed CFS labels laid out on a dark surface, black tags with red PLA, PET-G, ASA and TPU lettering

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One project file holds all five plates — pick the label you need and slice it. The individual STLs are in there too if you would rather bring your own profile, including the blank for lettering yourself.

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The 3MF is the faster path — open it, pick a plate, and slice. A full print & use guide is attached to the Creality listing.

What's Included

Five Plates, One Project

Every label is the same body with different lettering, so the four named ones print the same way — about 21 minutes and 5.95 g each. The blank runs shorter because it is a single color. All five together come to 1 h 37 m and 27.5 g, or about $0.18 of filament.

PLA
The everyday one. Plate 04 in the project. 20 m 40 s.
PET-G
Reads PET-G on the tag. Plate 03. 20 m 58 s.
ASA
For the slot holding your ASA. Plate 01. 20 m 46 s.
TPU
For the flexible spools you keep forgetting. Plate 05. 20 m 40 s.
Blank
No text — label-maker strip, paint pen, or a color code. Single color and no purge tower, so it runs shorter: 13 m 48 s and 3.70 g. Plate 02.

Print Settings

Slice It Right

These are the settings the reference prints were made with — sliced on a Creality Hi with a 0.4 mm nozzle. The 3MF carries the full profile, so open it in Creality Print or any slicer that reads 3MF projects and it is ready to go. The four lettered plates are set up black body with red text, three filament changes each, so printing them in two colors needs a CFS, an AMS or another multi-material unit. Starting from an STL instead? An STL carries no color — select the part and use Paint in your slicer, or it slices in a single color, which is why the text can look like it disappeared. Either way keep the lettered face down on the plate: fastest, and the least filament wasted on purge.

Supports
None
Layer Height
0.20 mm
Infill
15% Grid
Nozzle
0.4 mm
Walls
2
Top / Bottom
5 / 3
Bed Adhesion
None
Temps
220 °C nozzle · 60 °C bed
Each Label
50×20×12.5mm · 5.95g · ~21m
A Creality CFS with four slots, each fronted by a red-on-black label reading PLA, PLA, PLA and PET-G

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