3d print puzzle

... thing was created using Tinkercad. ...Edit it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/gjBdThuMHFs. Print Settings: Printer: Flashforge Creator Pro Rafts: No preference needed Supports: Not required Resolution: 0.2 mm precision Infill: 10% density

Objective: All printing pins must be aligned to the same elevation level. To imprint numerals in a distinct hue, a filament switch is required. ... Refer to https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2077884 for further guidance.

Prints well in standars modes. ...Made for m5 machinescrews.</p><p>For a complete kit:</p><p>4x Small Domes</p><p>2x Big Domes</p><p>1x Base&nbsp;</p><p>1x Top</p>

This thing was made with Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/a37AKUpwGSZ Instructions all pieces should be printed with 0,1 settings to be sure they perfecly fit. ...supports needed for eyes

As for the locking mechanism, it prints in the "unlocked" position. Without giving too much away, to lock it turn the top dial 180 degrees before turning the bottom dial to engage the "maze" mechanism. Entering the maze is deceptively easy, escaping...

... 50.25mm up, allowing for the strategic placement of crucial pins within the mechanism. Subsequently, the print process can resume, successfully locking these pivotal pins into place, thereby ensuring optimal functionality and performance.

this is for makers muse I have not printed it sorry but my birds are not smart enough for it (dumb) you will have to print the slides or use wood to make it safe for birds please comment if the slides don't work ill check the comments every now and...

this is for makers muse I have not printed it sorry but my birds are not smart enough for it (dumb) you will have to print the slides or use wood to make it safe for birds please comment if the slides don't work ill check the comments every now and...

Print Settings were carefully chosen to achieve optimal results. The printer used was a Monoprice Maker Select v2, known for its reliability and precision. To ensure smooth printing, I made the decision not to use rafts or supports. Additionally, I...

This model will create a compact 2"x2"x2" assembly when fully printed, pending the printing process. Empty STLs are utilized to minimize material usage, featuring a deliberate 0.060" gap for optimal fitment. Walls are built with a sturdy 0.100"...

... are all animated. View the ZIM file on IOS and Android devices via the free Simlab Viewer app. The model is available in numerous formats including Solidworks 2016, Simlab Composer 7, DAE, STEP, IGES, Parasolid, OBJ, 3D-PDF, SketchUp, 3DS, and ZIM.

... while renders were edited with IrfanView. The 3D-PDF and Simlab files are animated. The model is available in various formats including Solidworks 2016, Simlab Composer 8, DAE, STEP, IGES, Parasolid, OBJ, 3D-PDF, SketchUp, 3DS, DWF, and FBX.

I am not familiar with the OpenSCAD programming language, but I believe it is used to design and create 3D models and objects. ...Here's a rewritten version of the original text: I'm happy to provide you with the OpenSCAD code for the project.

... designing and prototyping your next big project. With its user-friendly interface and robust set of tools, you'll be creating 3D models like a pro in no time. ...Whether you're a seasoned engineer or just starting out, Tinkercad has got you covered.

... to STEP/DXF. ...See the original author and files here: https://www.reddit.com/r/AutodeskInventor/comments/r14cg1/help_converting_stl_mesh_to_solid_for_use_in/The application used for converting these was InStep Studio 3D (https://instepstudio3d.com/)

... to STEP/DXF. ...See the original author and files here: https://www.reddit.com/r/AutodeskInventor/comments/r14cg1/help_converting_stl_mesh_to_solid_for_use_in/The application used for converting these was InStep Studio 3D (https://instepstudio3d.com/)

The Files I have included every individual part of the bee and if you print them on a 100% scale it will be bigger than your average hand palm. But there is also an all-in-one file where I include all the parts for an easy one print-only experience....

Print Settings: Printer Brand: Printrbot Printer: Printrbot Plus Rafts: None Supports: None Resolution: Less than 0.1 millimeters Infill: Dependent on design Notes: To assemble the board, you can either make the bottom/top layer thick enough to...

... To assemble this fun and easy-to-make safe, simply print each part separately, with the exception of the latch, which should be printed twice. ...With these basic components, you'll have a functional and compact storage container in no time.

Print in place, fully assembled - optimized for 0.2mm layer height. Run a sharp edge around the seams to separate the dials and internal sliders if necessary. As for the locking mechanism, it prints in the "unlocked" position. Without giving too...

To-do list: - Address the Kosovo issue - Add an attractive box to enclose the model - Split the design into three sections to print in different colors This intricate creation was built using Tinkercad. ...You can edit it online at...

Print in place, fully assembled - optimized for 0.2mm layer height. Run a sharp edge around the seams to separate the dials and internal sliders if necessary. As for the locking mechanism, it prints in the "unlocked" position. Without giving too...

To print it, I employed ReplicatorG along with a MakerBot Replicator2, following default settings for Replicator2 slicing: 10% infill, 0.2mm layer height, single shell, 90 feedrate, and 150 travel feed at 230°C temperature. A raft with complete...

... optimized for use on iOS and Android devices via the free Simlab Viewer app. This model can be accessed in multiple software platforms such as Solidworks 2016, Simlab Composer 7, DAE, STEP, IGES, Parasolid, OBJ, 3D-PDF, SketchUp, 3DS, and ZIM.

The user requested a 3D printable frame for a Raspberry Pi. The frame is designed to fit snugly around the Pi and provide a sturdy base for various electronic projects. It features two microSD card slots, a USB hub with five ports, and two HDMI...

... side. ...To achieve this, simply watch the accompanying video. If you prefer a physical model, you can either print or purchase one - the wooden version featured here is available at http://amzn.to/2hVnU2z. ...The solution lies within the video itself.

... some trouble assembling this unit, so I adjusted the slot spacings in the spine to provide extra clearance between the leg and head components. ...The components are organized on a single panel for optimal printing on a MakerBot Replicator 2.

... unprinted; thus, the functionality is uncertain, albeit expected. To assemble this object, print out each component and provide external support for certain pieces. ...Note that some parts may necessitate sanding to ensure seamless operation.

... is a great proof of concept where centrifugal force is needed to unlock the parts and separate them. ... NOTICE: The print will need to be stopped at about 50.25mm up in order to place the pins in. ...Then it can be continued to lock the pins inside.

This is project I made for elementary school education. ...It should help the students to get to know the german states and their order. Print the small states (Bremen, Berlin, Hamburg) with .25 Nozzle, the rest is printable with a .4 Nozzle.