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This is where the 3d printer comes in.Here we have a do-it-yourself rigid heddle. Why do-it-yourself? Well, the Easy Weaver loom heddle was made in smaller pieces, despite typically only being produced in one final size. The original heddle came with...

Inspired by the many aftermarket designs that use some variation of hair curlers and sound deadening felt material instead of baffles, and the many 3d printed designs out there that people won't share the files for. Why this over traditional...

This model is also being shared at the NIH 3D Print Exchange I'd like to thank the following individuals for making this project possible: Marianna Jakab of the Surgical Planning Laboratory within the Department of Radiology at Brigham and Woman's...

... clamped with scews to the assembly, making it even more rigid. Print Settings Printer: Folgertech FT5 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.25mm with 0.4mm nozzle Infill: 40% Filament: any PETG, PLA, or ABS should all work Category: 3D Printer Parts

The model is made to spec (as if being fabbed with metal or a real 3D printer) so it's up to you to make it work for your machine. Remember, if using ABS (like I am) to scale by 2-3%. Edit: Improved Method: Order an extra bearing. Take a Dremel and...

Print Settings: Printer Brand: Robo 3D Printer Model: R1 ABS + PLA Model Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 100% Notes: This design was intended to be printed without supports, assuming good bridging capabilities from your printer and...

... well for me without supports, really pretty in fact -- I love white PETG! But there is some bridging required on the D(PartFanSlider), so if your printer doesn't bridge well that one might benefit from some supports. Category: 3D Printer Parts

Printing inverted on a 3d printer, a slightly rough printed surface is unavoidable. I plan to cover mine with faux carbon fiber car wrap after a thorough sanding for a clean surface. Also pondering wood pieces, like a dark walnut, as well for rests...

It's been a long time in the making, and it required many sacrifices to the 3D printing gods (see last picture!). You'll need one of each model, though I printed an extra "RPi_CAM_BEAM_100mm_B_v4" to help level the CAM image. The joints use M3 x...

It is easily printable without support and has a hand-made aura even when 3D printed. Printing all four required parts will take less than two hours.Here's how to build one: Print the frame two copies of the wheel and the crank handle. It should...

Then this is a good read: https://hackaday.com/2019/02/28/threading-3d-printed-parts-how-to-use-heat-set-inserts/ ** TIP OF THE DAY: get those special 'threaded inserts tips' for your soldering iron so you don't accidentally deform the upper brass...

So, I used the spool holder, spool nut, and collar from Tek_3D's Spool Holder that uses 8mm bearings and an 8mm rod and used the lower-profile filament spool holder replacement that mddatthngvrs created as the starting point for designing a set of...

...If I were going to make a few more, I'd update the 3D models. There's a lot of hotglue, heatgun, and "close enough" going on in this build. It's not something that should be started lightly. You won't take this model, print it, and snap it together.

If you're new to 3D printing I highly highly recommend buying at least a cheap pair off of amazon. If anything, have the PTFE tube be on the longer side to provide some compression between the extruder and the hotend. I also made an stl file of a...

the rail with the six holes is there for cable routing or for zipties - Noctua NF-R8 redux-1200, very silent at full 12v...

This is a very hard project for an experienced 3D printer/ builder. Please read: For the brake disk I used a plasma cam to cut out the circle, (don't remember the gauge), If your using plastic, be ready for breaks. Parts list: Filament:...

I recently built a 350mm x 350mm Voron 2.4 3D printer, and the print bed is large enough to hold the entire extension. If you have a bed with a large enough print area, this might be of interest to you.</p> <p>Note that you can generate this yourself...

https://www.facebook.com/events/460459079052771 - Bill Of Materials - 1 Spool of Filament (approx 600-700g depending on settings) - 4x M4x4 Cup Tip Set Screws - 1x M8x16 Flat Tip Set Screw - 2x M8x16 Low Profile Socket Head Screw - 4x M4x14 Socket...

Project Name: A Fox, a Goose, and a Bag of Beans Logic Riddle Students are given 3D models to act out and try to solve a famous logic riddle about a goose, a fox, and a bag of beans. They are then shown a clip from The Simpsons that is a parody of...

The buckle of my fanny pack shattered after plummeting from a third-floor window, giving me the perfect excuse to design something to 3D print. After scanning buckles on Thingiverse and reading comments sections, I set specific objectives for the...

I used 4 short sewing pins (*25mm x 0.80mm; Head: 2.0 mm diam x 0.9 mm depth*) and inserted them into my 3D printed part. The pins do not appear to be too consistent so ensure that there is enough clearance to fit and that the head of the pin...

I'm still new to the world of 3D printing, but I thought I'd tackle one of my favorite board game organization nightmares: Eclipse. Specifically, my first project was creating a tray for the game's ship parts. Between my expansions and the Rift...

Holes available for the MMU Cable as well.all parts are 3d printable, including the bearing shafts and t-slot nuts.Sides are ribbed vertically, which aside from aesthetics, seem to aid in the printing by reducing a bit of infill time.Thread forming...

Alternatively you can try the modified battery door 3d print, but it's difficult to print in a way that will be strong. If you try it in ABS or resin and it holds up, let me know in the comments. ## Deluxe version The Deluxe version uses a...

... in 200um or 150um (preferred), both works.<br>Printed on MK3S+.</p><h3>How I Designed This</h3><p>I used Pro/Engineer Creo to make the mods. Thanks to @RH_Dreambox for releasing the .stp file&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Category: 3D Printer Parts

I have been using a pulltruder (PETamentor2 by Ondřej Šraitr) for almost a year now, and my biggest pain point was that after every PET bottle that I converted into 3D printer filament, I had to unwind it from the puller spool, and store it somewhere...

3D Printed Automata. A mild-mannered Penguin spies an object in the ocean only for a ferocious shark to lunge out of the depths looking for a meal & snapping its great white teeth! This has been quite an extensive design engineering challenge to...

Or just buy a bunch of threaded rods for real cheap and cut to length exactly what you need and just use M3 nuts to tighten it to the 3D printed parts. So how to build it is up to you, depends on what you have at hand or how you want it to kind of...

... only needed for the nut trap part, and I would STRONGLY suggest using tree-like supports, as other supports are significantly more annoying to deal with. Supports can be used for the other parts, but they print fine without. Category: 3D Printing

I purchased this in a hydroponics store.Applicable, possibly 3d printed, 3 way or 4 way joints for the piping on your personal system.This setup will work for an indoor setting or outdoor but expect to shave at LEAST 30% off regular outdoor grow time...