threadserts 3d models

This is a remix of ajankuv's scsi2sd case. I used it with a revision 6 scsi2sd. This remix uses M3 heat-set thread inserts (find them on eBay), as I like using these rather than screws into plastic. ...I also moved some of the mounting holes that seemed...

pi-4-case-threadsert-rev2.stl makes the bosses under the pi a little bigger for less chance at deforming them when inserting the heat-set inserts. I have not printed rev2. * I modified the top to be shorter. I like short tops because the GPIO pins...

... to perpendicular position for the MST FXX-D. ...It uses rubber bands or hair ties to hold the battery in place. Both versions use the preexisting holes on the deck. One is sized to thread with M3 bolts and one is sized for 5mm-M3 brass threadserts.

... printable rear mudguards for Tamiya TT02-RR RC Car. ... You'll need 2 M3 brass threadserts and 4 M3 screws. The mudguards mounts are screwed to the diff boxes. ... The front mudguards can be found [here](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4765581)

... printable front mudguards for Tamiya TT02-RR RC Car. ... You'll need 2 M3 brass threadserts and 4 M3 screws. The mudguards mounts are screwed to the diff boxes. ... The rear mudguards can be found [here](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4766643)

The Style2 base available in either a threadsert base (use M2.5 heat-set threadserts from eBay or other source) or a version where the screws go straight into plastic. For style2 I have included a variety of tops to allow a 30mm fan to be added. I...

... eBay, heat them up with your soldering iron, and press into place. You'll need a total of 8 threadserts (four to mount the fan to the reducer, and four to mount the reducer to the bracket. ...The bracket attaches to the switch with 3M sticky tape.

You can find the M2.5 threadserts on eBay, or probably on Amazon too. You can easily set them with a soldering iron, or you can possible "pull" them right into PETG by using an M2.5 machine screw and washer. Buy decent 608 bearings, preferably...

... gear was remixed to make it compatible with the other fridge magnet gears, and the planetary carrier was remixed to include magnet pockets. You'll need an M2.5 machine screw, M2.5 threadsert, and several more 608 bearings to assemble this gear. ...

"v2" of the base has several changes discussed in the video, such as making the junction box a little bigger and accommodation for threadserts. I haven't not yet printed v2 so consider it untested. I had a fair bit of difficulty with the segments...

* M2.5 heat-set threadsert. You can buy these on ebay. You set them with a soldering iron. An m2.5 nut may also suffice. The parts are designed to print in the orientation depicted, yes the base is supposed to print vertically like that -- it...