3d printed mortar shell

Gaffer the Muppet Cat https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4780603 Sources hair from Tani v0.3m WIP by fASE-2 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3404875 hands from Isz - The Maxx https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2335204 Print Settings Legs from Pointy...

This is the version I have printed and pictured. Will check compatibility with the Gen L board when I get a chance. Renamed files to help clarify. 8/30/2020: Added a new bottom file for the MKS Robin Nano. 6/11/2020: Added the text file instructions...

__Update 20th May 2018__ Added a different, low profile pen holder, embedded in a fake cockpit: this is exclusively for aesthetics, and print as a single object, however it's also available on...

Here are the necessary components: Raspberry Pi Zero W (1) Screws (2.2 x 4.5mm) (7) Nano Servo (e.g., Turnigy T541BBD) (1) Videos demonstrating the project in action can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hPZF4_aZSA...

Except for the spacer ring, all parts are printed with ABS for stability and the possibility of stable gluing. The spacer ring is made of TPU. For adjusting the air gap between rotor and stator, the space rings are 1 or 2 mm high and can be...

I am making this design open source for people interested in printing for themselves, or that have the skill and the patience to put all parts together. There is some assembly know how required, and costs of the air pump, and tubing. The nozzle...

You'll also need a 2, 3, and 4 mm drill bit to clean out the holes unless your printer prints perfect holes. Drill out the holes carefully; I used my fingers for the 2 mm holes on the case. Use the Bed Triangle part to mark the two holes to drill in...

... Done with Base Save as Part (*.prt) And as STL If you want to print later. The top screw Again start with a hexagon 2.5 wide 0.5 tall. Extruded base, make a circle in the middle 1.5 wide 1.7 long (This way you can be sure it screws in all the way).

I have design it in order to be printed in a 200x200 mm printer (the most common). Everything is my own design exept the front lights which I have to thank to my friend Cooperino who make a fantastic desing work =D. I've tested the model and,...

You'll need to print three of my custom-made carriage blocks and three 10mm spacers. Don't use the blue carriage plate, as my new carriage block is integrated into it. Follow Shaunppl's instructions for installing linear rails on extrusions. His...

***PART #5*** https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3379068 Are your printer full of dust and small filament pieces, well now it won' get stuck in the slots ***PART #6*** https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3923876 Do you forget what direction to spin the...

# Hardware - (2) 8mm M3 Screws (per brace) - (2) M3 Hex Nuts (per brace) Print at 80% infill and above for optimal strength. I would go so far as to use PETG/ABS instead of PLA as the latter is brittle and has a tendency to fissure under...

So, make sure that you really want to install the screen inside the case before cutting the ledges.\r\n\r\nSee the printing instructions for more information.\r\n\r\nSorry about the distorted images - somehow Thingiverse lost the ability to scale...

... support manned missions indefinitely. This project was created by myself and Dan Pettit (fellow IGG developer). Due to printer maintenance, I haven't been able to complete the printed parts, but it's nearly finished, and I'll post pics very soon.

Hilt Base (Rebel Crest design) parts list A) V4 RJ Hilt base lower hilt shelf (part 1 of 7) B) V4 RJ Hilt base lower shelf hilt cup (part 2 of 7) C) V4 RJ Hilt base back plate (part 3 of 7) D) V4 RJ Hilt base back plate screw cover medallion (part 4...

Parts: * 2 - 5015 Radial Fans*: link to a 24V version; you might need a 12V version depending on your power supply * 4 - 5x5mm magnets*: for mounting the cooling duct * 2 - 2W 12V LED modules*: wired in series or parallel, depending on your power...

Preparation: Print 2-3 models of the crayfish for students to examine better. Students need their science journal and a copy of the crayfish worksheet (front being the diagram and back being the function sheet). For parts 3 and 4, you will need live...

Results Since I don't print ABS I don’t need to heat the bed up to 100C. I tested it up to 80 about 10 cycles and it now heats a lot faster even without any heat insulation underneath. I checked it with a pyrometer. This is obviously due to better...

... the placement of the board mount is perfect, but my guess is it should be close. Print this and take your holy hand grenade to the next level. ...10 secs 10s Sound Voice Audio Recordable Recorder Module Chip for Card New http://r.ebay.com/Heh99k

Printing the bodies as one piece might have been possible, but I wanted a smooth finish for the stop and spring, and didn't want to deal with bridging material in such a small space. For the springs, I cut 3/4" lengths from cheap ball point pens. The...

Hardware needed: 18x M3x8 (or longer) bolts 18x M3 nut 1x M8 threaded rod for spools (length 172mm when fixed midway of box height) 2x M8 nuts and some washers as spacers between spools 2x Pneumatic air quick release fitting with 6mm diameter thread...

Install Klipper and make use of your Pi's processing power to speed up and improve your prints. There is a [good guide on reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/klippers/comments/kj2h5r/stepbystep_guide_for_ender_3_v2_klipper_w_bltouch/) for setting this...

If you make one or have improvements, please post. Print instructionsCategory: Costume Summary Here is my third version of a costume prop for Tom Clancy's The Division video game. It's some kind of shoulder beacon / gizmo that all the characters...

If I had included lips or ledges, the resulting tree would have been too narrow to print smoothly. Take a look at my other trees and their bases if you want to see what I'm talking about - just click on these links:...

On my printer, it took 11 hours to print the fan housing, 9 hours each for the pipe end and damper housing, and just an hour for the damper blade. Update: August 23, 2019 - I made changes to the base of this design so that no supports are needed at...

I speak up now only for the next generation of silent sufferers, which from what I've witnessed from the inside is the 'True Normal'.) I kind of feel like printing mostly Sixteenth and Eighth notes and rests, to suggest high energy and rhythmic...

I'm new to printing and was really struggling with the corners on this thing coming up a bit and this definitely fixed that issue. I'm convinced it's just because I don't know what I'm doing yet. Either way, I just remove them with a razor blade...

Disclaimer: By purchasing this product, you can print and collect the pieces. This does not include a commercial license, if you want to sell them, you must contact with us to expand reproduction rights. Although this collectibles are inspired by an...

Build: Print the button and plate. Remove the support material. Fit the button into the plate to make sure they move freely. Trimming might be needed. Place the pen spring in the button and insert the button into the plate. Make sure the button...

... Use a straight piece of wire or a drill to poke through the holes after printing. 2. Cut three pieces of paperclip wire, each about 15mm long. Bend one of them 5mm from the tip as shown in the picture. 3. Stick the bent piece through the knob axis.