3d print retainer

After 1.5 years of printing, this has become a recurring issue - the whip plug starts to work its way out of the hot end on lengthy prints, resulting in erratic heater readings to the mainboard/software and ultimately failed prints. I saw other...

print at 100 infill, use support touching build platetap holes with 14-20check out the rest of my atlas lathe parts

The handle on my cheap can crusher won't stay up, so I printed a clip to keep it upright. I printed in PETG as it is outside in the elements. ... Use it as-is or remix it to fit your needs.

... with an infill density ranging from 0% to 20%. Utilize whatever plastic material is available. After printing, insert the clip and it will securely hold your charger cable in place, keeping it organized and easily accessible with the built-in stand.

The original design breaks in my hands trying to snap it on so I printed with a more flexibel filament and it slides over the opening. Making it a little easier to attach imo. Mille grazie nonetheless. ...Print standing right up.

... Tarantula: 1. Tube Being Pulled into Gears with Retraction Enabled in Prints 2. Flexible Material Will Not Print as It Does Not Have Any Support Up to Bowden Tube Feel Free to Comment. ... 18 Sept 2017: Added Centering Hole Where Teflon Tube Sits

I built this bracket with flexibility in mind, so whenever you need one that's a specific size, just measure it out and print it up. Enjoy! Print Settings: Rafts: It doesn't really matter what raft setting you use. Supports: Yes, supports are...

Print Settings: Printer: Duplicator I3 Rafts: Yes Supports: No Resolution: .2mm Infill: 100% Notes: If printing ABS, use a raft; PLA doesn't need one. ...The part has a very small profile of 4.5 mm, which isn't enough to prevent warping during print.

I completed the gray ones, with exactly the same design as a training exercise using BlockScad Print Settings Printer: Tronxy P802MHS Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 100% Post-Printing How I Designed This 1.- Draw a sketch, with...

This is a one year only part for the 1967 VW Beetle. ...It holds the front seatbelts in upright position. Print with PETG to withstand heat inside the car. ...Don't use PLA.

Thank you @DaveRawks_776760 for the original model!I like the original model but the hinges were at a steep angle and would always come out looking sloppy using PETG. So I modified the hinges so they would not print at an angle and would not need...

A quick print to place on MMU2S idler screw to keep it, and more importantly (at least for me) the spring from falling out and getting lost

Compact Print Bed Remaster for Smaller Machines Like the FlashForge This custom print bed is optimized for smaller machines like the FlashForge, with dimensions tailored to its unique requirements. The compact design ensures a seamless fit,...

Would be better printed in PETG or Nylon filament to better cope with the Aussie sun. Had a PLA one on my car for over a year now, no issues. ... Mirror works better than the cheap ones you can buy as it uses the original aluminum frame for...

All you need to do after printing is drill your own holes for mounting, as the original design had universal holes that were not necessary. Have fun printing! This design was created using Tinkercad. ...Edit it online at...

Utilizing my OpenSCAD skills, I crafted a solution that can be easily printed in one go without requiring any support material - just precise bridge calibration is necessary. ...This design allows for the simultaneous printing of four identical pieces.

... printer! Compatible Models: 60-64 Various Ford Cars 61-70 F Series Truck 65-66 Mustang Fairlane Falcon Galaxie 66-74 Ford Bronco Part Numbers: C2DZ-13A809 C5AZ-13A809-B D1TZ-13A809-A Remember to print _with support_ and include a thoughtful note!

... so I created mine. ... it's a lot more flexible so it doesn't crack that easily:) Print flat side down, 100 fill and thick wall. check the layers all material should be printed as "WALL" (no zigzags) rod diameter: 8mm chassis cutout size: 11.4 x 7mm

... mounting under a fence rail instead. To produce a printed version, lay the bracket flat on one edge, ensuring that no additional support is needed. ...However, I found that applying a 3mm brim greatly enhances stability during the printing process.

... keep cables secure for hot bed and thermistor. Print Settings: Printer: Dildometer Rafts: You can choose whatever you want Supports: No, not necessary Resolution: 0.2mm, a precise setting Notes: Make sure to print with 4 shells for optimal results.

Featuring a scalable design, the model is optimized for 3D printing and retains accurate measurements of real-world proportions. Initially created with the industry-standard software 3ds Max 2016, it can be exported in various formats to suit...

The text refers to a 3D model that can be used for attaching objects to cabinets or similar structures. It is typically spot-welded in place, and comes with the necessary parts for assembly. ...You are welcome to download this model and edit it as...

Public OnShape document available here: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/a242d269a18a332a17638b6a/w/0e25ca219be5420e4c8f5978 Print Settings Printer: Monoprice Dual Extrusion Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 35% Post-Printing The...

Instructions I've printed on dualstrusion, ABS 10 perimeters with 100% infill, with support of PLA. However it was a problem moving from internal hole to the next solid. To solve it I've added 0.5mm outside wall from ABS also (so that it works as a...

If you have ever assembled one of these, you probably know how much of a pain it can be to try and hold the bolts in place while tightening the clamping piece. I chose to print with PETG for its flexibility and heat resistance compared to PLA, and...

Firstly, print a part with its wide section at the top, which will prevent a 90-degree overhang, then rotate it 180 degrees before slicing. Install the part with its narrow end facing upwards into the hex hole that holds the nut. The flanged end...

This is the nut / nut holder for the front wheel well splash guard. ...The splash guard was missing on my car, so I bought a new one and forgot the nuts.If that happens to you, you can print them :D 3 required per side

... place. There are two versions, a low and a high version. the only difference is how far your indicators will point outwards. (Ideal for really small indicators) Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 40% Category: Automotive

I was tired of my body being split on the body post mounting, so I created some simple body posts. ... Simply print them and pull over the body posts. I recommend using some flexible material with a shore of approx 50. ...

... modifications. ...Simple insert designs have been successfully implemented, showcasing the versatility of this printing method. ...Originally designed for a 68.7-barrel application, the design can be easily adapted to accommodate various barrel sizes.