3d printed hypercube

printed part "spring_holder" and "spring_axle" may not apply for your spring, it is more than likely that you will need to design your own holder giving that spring comes in different sizes and ways to secure. *update on 2021/02/25: fixed wing bug,...

I printed the pictured one in PLA, but after some redesigns, I might go back and print the Grippers in PETG instead. Included the Freecad file along with the STLs in case anyone wanted to mess with the design as it currently stood. Should you just...

Additionally, I opted not to print the bicycle tubes because they need to be flexible and one-piece to prevent air from escaping to the sides. The Hovercraft is powered by two motors that lift it off the ground and a single thrust motor that propels...

I tested the motor mounts with PLA, PETG and SBS and I end up thickening up the parts and printing in all lightweight SBS filament. It weighs the same as a NBD 75mm frame with the carbon piece. It's a little on the heavy side and may not be a...

Here Are the Printing Settings Used for This Project: Printer Brand – MakerBot, Model – Replicator, Rafts Are Not Needed in This Case as Supports Were Added Manually Using Autodesk Inventor 2013 Software to Ensure Better Results. To Assemble Your...

I tested the motor mounts with PLA, PETG and SBS and I end up thickening up the parts and printing in all lightweight SBS filament. It weighs the same as a NBD 75mm frame with a carbon piece. It's a little on the heavy side and may not be a...

... degree releases the most force(speed). printed part "spring_holder" and "spring_axle" may not apply for your spring, it is more than likely that you will need to design your own holder giving that spring comes in different sizes and ways to secure.

Printing at various qualities, such as 0.35mm, 0.2mm, and 0.1mm, works well with this project. For assembly instructions, refer to this video, which directly jumps to the assembly part at 28 seconds: http://youtu.be/n6PNKXeDwuk?t=28s. ...Share the video...

... well. Print Settings: Printer: wanhao duplicator i3 v2 Rafts: Yes Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: .2 mm layer height Infill: 100% to 90% Notes: you can take the model in tinker cad and design a new midsection moving piece to hold thicker lead

The edges are designed to be printed out and can be used to create custom panels from any 2mm thick material you choose. ...To assemble the box like I did, you'll need 48 M3x8mm nuts and bolts, 2 M3x12mm grub screws for the hinges that allow the lid to...

To overcome Kinect connector issues, a new design was created and printed, ensuring flawless connectivity to devices like PCs. The Xbox Kinect's non-standard connector with peculiar spacing is perfectly fitted by this adapter, enabling it to work...

... me to easily add or remove components as needed. The tower stands tall on my desk, making it easy to monitor and maintain. All parts printed successfully without any support material, even the delicate basket that holds the growing plants in place.

... the object to adapt to other rubber sizes. The supports needed work with any print quality, including 0.35mm, 0.2mm, and 0.1mm. You can follow the assembly instructions in the video. ...Feel free to share it wherever you think people will enjoy it.

The printing duration for this Mini Sumo kit is 2 hours and 30 minutes. It's compatible with a variety of parts, including a sensor (MZ80 - http://www.roboweb.net/rw-ml-1219.html), motor (29.6 x 12 x 15.5 mm size of any DC motor, preferably mini...

Should be printed in vase mode, but have uploaded the fusion and step file as well so feel free to modify. Takes these bulbs, I believe they are G4 replacment bulbs. Two pieces, then superglued together. ... ...

This is a completely three-dimensional printed speaker with a diameter of six centimeters. It comprises four distinct pieces which are glued together to achieve the final shape. I utilized a TPU 95A filament, and unfortunately, it doesn't work for...

The stator end and middle section must be printed using magnetic filament, while all moving parts such as the rotor require PETG 100% infill for maximum safety. Winding decisions are entirely up to you. Additional components required: Shaft: 8mm...

A simple lampshade I designed and printed using "spiral vase mode" or "spiralize outer contour" as it is known in Cura, ensuring that top and bottom layers are disabled and adding some brim if necessary. The mounting piece has a hole in the center...

If you print this with 2 coulors it looks especialy stylish and modern and can fit perfectly into any style of room weather its a desk at work a gaming setup or a anique style room, the opportunities are endless, especialy if you experiment with...

Just print out the following: 1 x Front.STL 1 x Housing.STL 1 x Cover.STL 2 x Holder.STL You only need to drill two holes for the ON/OFF switch and the volume control. Additionally, you will require 9 x M4 screws and some more M4 nuts. Glue the two...

... and give me more freedom to store all of my hardware items, form M2 washers to wires and breadboards. ...Some of the designs have print-in-place hinge and were tested on a Prusa i3 MK3. Adjust the tolerance to suit your printer if needed. ...Enjoy!

... around in an old case somewhere. Please note that the design is quite large, requiring a printer with a minimum bed size of 30x30cm to print accurately. ... Version 1.1 includes several enhancements and minor adjustments for improved performance!

... black coat on the outside, while the inner spokes received a matte finish. The rim and spokes were produced using SLS technology for optimal results. The center-cap was printed on a DLP printer to achieve superior resolution and intricate detail.

Three files are required to print this design! ... Materials: File Lamp_01: Made from durable ABS plastic File Lamp_02: Manufactured using flexible PETG material File Lamp_03: Constructed with robust ABS plastic Files available for download in...

The process was enjoyable using new AlibreCad software, where movements could be simulated for clearance checks before printing. The result matched the simulator's display. Post-assembly and slight cylinder sanding ensured smooth operation. Assemble...

... The driver is attached using #8 (4.2 mm) wood screws. There are two 4 mm holes in the rear for binding posts. This is an easy and fast build that uses very little material. The sphere is 190 mm in diameter so it fits most 3D printers. ...

M4 heat-set inserts or M4 nuts are used for assembly, ensuring that the correct "Filter Housing Insert" is printed, whether using heat-set inserts or nuts. The elastic adjusters ("tribars," or "tri-glides") can be purchased online or found on...

Prototype 1 encountered a major issue - the head shifted severely during printing and covered the peg holes I had made for the wings. This problem needed to be addressed before moving forward. The second prototype saw significant changes. I...

Printing the fingerboard in plastic was, I think, the best part of this design since the fret positions are extremely accurate. Note the zero fret instead of a conventional nut. I think this type of nut is by far the best solution at the nut...

... Want To Encourage Them To Create New Designs. Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer Model: Sp300 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Mm Infill Percentage: 30% Notes: Push Fits Can Be Challenging, So Be Prepared To Make Multiple Attempts.