3D Castle 3d models

... that need strength, heat resistance, and the price isn't out of this world expensive.</p><p>Parts have been printed with 4 perimeters, 3 top/bottom layers, with 20% infill. I'm using a 0.6mm nozzle with a line width of 0.686mmCategory: 3D Printers

Which I don't like because of the obvious noise it makes.\r\n\r\nThen I found a Corsair PC power supply in a garage sale, (it wasn't working but was totally new and without dust !) took the fan, played around with it, and saw that it was VERY...

... go ahead and start tightening them down. Of course the brackets are plastic, so don't overtighten them or they may crack. (Optional) Once everything is to your liking, go ahead and insert the rod caps into place. Category: 3D Printer Parts

It looks like you have provided a rather long text dump, containing what appears to be the 3D modeling file information and geometry specifications for something resembling an interior space or structure. There are coordinates mentioned in there. To...

... what number they are. If you can’t see the notches clearly, compare them with the 3D models.StandCompleteEnjoy the heart, and don’t forget to shock people by telling them you have a mechanical heart and then explain that you printed it. ...;)</p>

The Taipan is a high-performance Nerf assault rifle designed for large 3D printers, offering an impressive build plate of 300x300 mm and no assembly required. This rifle provides ample space for batteries and electronics as well as easy access to the...

It's not perfect, please let me know if you have problems with it - and for those new to 3D printing owners of a Tarantula, stay tuned - I've made Maxdarkdog's XYZ chain easier for us to print too, as soon as I get the files organized, I'll post it....

Hi, still a noob 3D modeler here, this is my fan design for a pistol variation of the DC15 "experimental" (or DC15-X as I call it) from Revenge of the Sith! This time made to resemble the Magnum from Halo. This is part of a line of DC15-X variants...

... Print Settings Printer Brand: Robo 3D Printer: R1 ABS + PLA Model Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: Any Infill: Any Notes: This can basically be printed with any amount of infill. It should also be printed with no supports.

... <p>The pi case itself seems to work best with 4 #4 1/4" screws to hold the board down, and 4 #4 3/4" screws to hold the case. The original thing for it, linked above, suggests some metric sizes that should work, too. Category: 3D Printer Accessories

I plan on converting the whole station from spare parts to all 3D printed. Even though it doesn't show in the schematics, some of the sensors are doubled for redundancy and to check each other. Updated 8/17/18: Since the original I made back in...

Bill of Materials:3D Printed Parts:BodyHold-Down (2 req'd.)Purchased or Parts Box parts:Arduino Nano or cloneDIP8 IC socketPCB with 5-pin buses (See notes above - I cut mine from...

It is advisable to print the part that holds the LED with clear filament, as it looks a lot better. For the controlbox supports could be necessary to ensure that the holes are clean. The 3d model for the truss can be found here. To print them without...

So I ordered the Feather Huzzah ESP8266 and an OLED board, gathered some parts, ported the original Intelligrill iOS software into the Arduino IDE, wrote additional software to welcome Intelligrill to its new home, took a crash course in...

I do recognise that HorsEngineer's design makes more sense in the context of 2016 3D printing, though.Indexing post shortened, flush to hammer face to make it easier to align prints on bedThrow chamfers and fillets everywhere (Because it feels nice,...

Programs Used Sketches  - Autodesk SketchBook Express 3D Modeling - Autodesk  Author's Note This is my first major project, and it was a lot of fun! ...I liked seeing it come together, and I did print most of the parts, but not enough to fully...

... Inspired by MP_CNC, this design will allow me to easily switch between CNC, 3D Print, and Laser Cutting/Engraving heads. My goal is to build a solid machine with doubled-up linear supports for added strength and rigidity, perfect for larger builds.

These brackets only use the rear bolts to hold the main part to the brackets. UPDATE: I have added v2 versions of base, slider and rollers which include spigots for better grip on the rollers. UPDATE: I have added a v3 of the base which includes a...

Like… very-nearly-the-whole-MK3s-build-plate-big, so don't be surprisedSettings (how I printed mine, at least):Prusa Slate Silver PETG0.4mm nozzle.2 layer height20% infill (resulted in some surface scarring, but it's not visible on mine when in...

I have 10 rounds (mix of plastic dummy rounds, 1 real FSR and 3d printed rounds) that I used to make sure they load and unload from the mag properly. Also made sure that they chamber properly in the TIPX. Have not actually fired any. Will report...

here you will find the files to print it on your 3D printer and thus make a custom, unique version! Here you can find a few more ideas for color combinations: https://youtu.be/YraGNqByvQc To print your individual game, you’ll need the following...

TL;DRA faster and handy way to calculate the extrusion multiplier. Collectiontools, 3D printingMotivationWhile working with several layer heights between 0.10 and 0.48 mm combined with extrusion widths between 0.2 and 1.6 mm we observed that...

This hack includes a printable circuit board - you print the circuit board with your 3D printer, put in the components, and solder them using their own legs (full instructions in the files). All you need is a soldering station (preferably with...

This is why I decided to cut the propeller/motor area and replace with a 3d printed fuselage replacement with camera mount. Camera is positioned in optimal way, perfect undisctracted view, no propeller in view, safely positioned inside the fuselage....

If you use the same stuff, don't allow your gaskets to touch or they will amalgamate and prevent you removing your clamp! I printed the clamp bolt/screw in Sunlu PLA+ because the threads are better defined than with PETG, and the screw doesn't touch...

Since my own 3D printer is still on its way to me and work prevents me from visiting the place where I made the above-mentioned earrings, it's still a work in progress. When needed, I will update the files after gaining some experience printing...

I found 2020 clips to be perfect for tucking the wires in and holding them in the back of the extrusion: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2411063/files LED Power Supply: I used this power supply, and I also ran a cheap automotive 12v switch in...

So to keep it simple, here is a parts list:3D Print:1x Nose Cone1x Bodytube*1x Stage 2 fincan**3x Stage 2 fins (small fins)***1x Stage 1 fincan**3x Stage 1 fins (big fins)****Print in Vase Mode with one layer walls, at 0.45mm**10% infill***100%...

You will most likely have to do some sanding to get it to work smoothly.It is intentionally designed to be a bit tight due to the nature of 3D prints and how layer lines will wear over time. I'd rather it be rougher at first and smooth later than...

When you've got the time to waste and a 3D printer sitting idle you use a cheap 6mm laser (less than $10 for 10 pcs online) which is badly aligned and poorly focused, print this thing and do the alignment by hand. <s> It's only 4g of filament (1.43m...