Mine broke, so I remade it with an elongated screw hole to make adjusting the height a bit easier. Fits the standard microswitches that Creality uses for most of their CR-10 printers.

It's easy to print, you can use supports for the "t-shaped" hole or you can leave your printer to do the bridging, it works either way. No need for too many perimeters or infill. You can use any filament you like, PETG, ABS, ASA or even PLA since there isn't much heat coming in the area.

1. Mounting the whole mount to the printer frame:
    - It mounts same as the original one, using the same screw and T-bolt, only in this mount the hole has more room to make adjusting it a bit easier than original.
   

2. Mounting the microswitch to the mount itself:

• There are two models:

  • One model (named: Simple-z-endstop-WITH-inserts) requires two inserts with outer diammeter of 3.5mm for M2 screws (the ones that come with the original mount)
    

  • The other model (named: Simple-z-endstop-NO-inserts) doesn't need inserts because the holes are designed so that you make the threads when you screw in the M2 screws.