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Unfortunately, my printer won't be able to print it anymore. But as it turned out, there is a need for such tools. ... <hr> <a href="https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_A3AfNQ" target="_blank"><img...

M3x8 socket head cap screws to hold the vise frame onto the Sixi Robot's hand. Support me through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/imakerobots Or make a one time donation: https://www.paypal.me/imakerobots Every like, share, and subscribe helps!...

A nice tip for a stylus pen, I like the mesh ones, and found these on Amazon, they seem to have a M5 thread on them so it makes tapping them using a bolt very easy Basically you print out the parts and assemble them the same way as the author of the...

... same time providing vertical strength. The ProVolver can be quickly mounted and unmounted whilst feeling solid when in position. The parts looks better when printed in the same colour as the gun but the version shown was an earlier version. ...

... and curiosity became their most notable characteristic. Discover the world here -> bit.ly/3loQmo8 You can also play the full adventure getting the RPG Adventure book Great Wyrms on Drakha.   Painting by Angel Giraldez, printed by Draco Studios. 

Printing is straight forward using support from base or no support for the cab. Infill I used 25% for everything. As mentioned it is a big model due to that huge steam tank which must have run for many hours. There is a lot of room for...

For more information, check out my build series: https://youtu.be/IjwD5smOt38 Parts you need: 4x Corner_Top 8x Corner_Middle 8x Corner_AngleSupport 4x Corner_Bottom 4x Corner_Clamp 4x Roller_Backplate 4x Roller_Frontplate 2x Roller_modified 2x...

Overview here: https://youtu.be/7p3Y0O0f9z0 Parts list: 6mm thick wooden boards (see attached figure): * Sides: 2 x 300x150x6mm (plain) * Roof: 1 x 300x150x6mm with a rectangular 200x100mm hole in the middle * Bottom: 1 x 300x150x6mm with a circular...

Thank you!…Please be sure to hit like & post a make, I'd love to see your prints! Turn your Rasberry Pi equipped printer into a solid state machine! These drives are faster & more reliable than any SD card which have a very limited times they can...

Here's a summarized version of the guide: **Step 1: Prepare Adapter Base** * Remove the existing hotend and any debris * Install a new M3x10 screw into the adapter base * Use this screw as a reference for future installations **Step 2: Install...

It's tough to find a good attachment point and still get a piece that's minimal, doesn't interfere, easily removed during servicing and has the right geometry to get light on the work effectively.Going to run with this version for a while and see how...

A flash drive consists of a small printed circuit board carrying the circuit elements and a USB connector, insulated electrically and protected inside a plastic, metal, or rubberized case which can be carried in a pocket or on a key chain, for...

Printed parts are the base and shoe. Requires 5 bolts, washers, and wingnuts. Heads of bolts are seated in the base of the shoe, and run up through the base to washer and wingnut at the top. Light finger tight should do it. Specifically designed for...

I printed the parts at 0.20mm, standard PLA. No supports required, infill can be set to anything. You will need to glue the base into the guide at the bottom, there is a small square hole to ensure correct alignment with the dosing capsules. Be...

Lastly, I've made the antenna holes triangular so they print well without supports. Important Warning: The Karearea Talon was not designed to be used without its carbon fiber pod. Running this pod increases the chances of damaging the aluminum parts...

Also modified ramp hinge to print vertically. Could not find anything suitable for carrying my fat bike outside my camper van without requiring lifting further than I wanted or removing a wheel. Bought a bak-rak base and a sheet of plywood, then got...

The build requires a 200mm print bed. Here's where you can find the original Mini RONI design: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3030223 You have the option to choose from three different uppers and two types of stocks. Here are the items you'll...

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=56795 Instructions Using the following options: safe_pin_xoffset = [0,10,10,0,0,-10,-10,0] keycutcode = 83554 backslotyoffset = [1.50,1.00,0.00] keyringradius = [4.5,3.8,3.8] cylseparation =...

There is at least one version or variant that requires more than six stacks; I recommend printing two of these for that. There's a lip at the top and a recess on the bottom so you can nest two of these on top of each other for that situation. Does...

I would print the model as it already lies, then you don't need any support. The tensile forces act obliquely on the layers, should fit. Use PETG or ABS. Suggested mounting With two pieces each of M5 anodized aluminum screws with flat Torx...

Print in original axis orientation. The mounting clip doesn't require any support. The slot cover for external power requires support, but only from the build plate. Fan board slides into the clip. No screws necessary. The assembly hangs off of...

This snowflake ornament was printed in white PLA at 200C and the printbed heated to 65C. Don't forget about <a target="_blank"...

These pieces hang loosely to be instantly mounted or detached via the Compact low friction spools designed using this print setup here on https://www.youmagine.com/designs/compact-low-friction-spool-holder For horizontal and vertical adjustment,...

To assemble this project, you'll need: * A 75x75x2mm piece of acrylic plastic for the window * Adhesive 10x5mm soft sealing tape to create a seal between the box halves * 2 x 608 bearings (8x22x7mm) for the spool holder * A PC4-01 pneumatic...

UPDATE: 24/7/14, having used this or sometime now, I would recommend getting long screws, so that the whole thing binds together, but that might be just my problem with too low a temperature during printing. I used 50mm long screws, fairly sure you...

I recommend printing with a shell thickness of at least 1.2mm so you'll have enough plastic for the screws to grab onto. This way you'll also be able to drill out the holes a little bigger if needed. V3: No room to turn the part once mounted...

Note that I didn't print any holes into those, as the screws are extremely small. Instead, I used a needle and a lighter to burn tiny holes into them, allowing the original 808-screws to fit perfectly. The adapter isn't very stiff - it gets its...

- The base is all printed from plastic, all axles are on bearings, classic soft spring loading (the bearing rides on two cams), magnetoresistive sensors TLE5010. Loading in the middle position of the handle (measured from the top of the handle) 240g...

Once satisfied with the design, I imported it into the printer software and began printing out the cover. The process was surprisingly easy, and before long, the finished product was in my hands – a stunning iPhone 6S cover that radiated my friend's...

... tube prevents air from reaching the filament before it reaches the printer and keeps the filament from crimping. Special thanks go out to CreativeTools and Tinkerman for sharing their original ideas! *See my extra tips in printing instructions!