3d printed servo arm

In this video I build a 3D printed generator. It is driven by a gear ratio by hand. There are 8 pieces of magnets with a diameter of 15mm. The centric wave has a diameter of 12mm and is ~ 90mm long. For the 6 pieces of copper coils I used a 0.5mm...

To achieve this intricate weave effect, I utilized Simplify 3D's capabilities to develop multiple printing processes. I have created two distinct models, each with its own STL file: those labeled "1" feature a finer weave, while those marked "2"...

This is a 3D-printed lock featuring four interlocking pins that can be easily printed using the same technology. The design requires additional components, including springs with precise dimensions: four springs above the pins must have a diameter of...

The good news is that you can print multi-colored ones by switching filament after just two layers. One note: the glasses are pretty big because, well, I'm a bit of a large guy. Scale them down as needed. UPDATE 1: Thicker shutters have been added...

The parts were printed on a Makerbot Replicator 2 using PLA, with varying shells and infill percentages depending on the part. There are two options for center sections: a three-piece design or a single piece, each with its advantages. To assemble,...

... a vertical spar in the reinforcement. A CAD file is also uploaded to allow modifications or upgrades according to imagination. Contact Jonatan at jonatandomenech@yahoo.es or donate via Fablab Connect for the Barcelona 3D printed UAV project.

To achieve this unique effect, I employed Simplify 3D's capabilities to create various processes that simulate weaving during the printing process. Two distinct STL files are provided: those labeled with "1" feature a finer weave, while those...

Create a 3D-printed TriPod add-on for capturing panoramic photos with your regular camera. This adjustable accessory is customized for smaller cameras like the Canon C610, but should work with most similar devices. Print the STL files individually,...

It's a multi-functional container that brings together the durability of leather and the precision of 3D printed components. The leather is meticulously cut and etched using a high-tech laser cutter, allowing for intricate designs to be achieved. To...

The custom cribbage board is a marvel of 3D printing technology. It features neodymium magnets that allow the board to be easily folded, making it incredibly portable. To print this unique model, you'll need the following files: * 20x cribbage peg...

3D Printed Starry Night! Printed at a 0.1mm layer height in Prusa Slicer with colour changes throughout. Colour order: First layers in white until 0.6mm Blue until 0.9mm Dark blue until 1.2mm Pale blue until 1.5mm Mustard yellow until 1.8mm ...

This 3D print requires 8 STL files, with one version featuring breakable support that Slic3r couldn't create in the other file. You'll need 2cm (0.8in) rubber bands for assembly, and you may be able to adjust the object size for different rubber band...

With meticulous attention to detail, the 3D printing process unfolds, layer by layer, at a height of 0.15 millimeters. The precision nozzle measures 0.4 millimeters in diameter, ensuring a smooth, even finish. To achieve the desired silk gold hue,...

A custom 3D printed flashlight with a mount that I designed for fun. It's as of yet untested, so print at your own risk. Thermals have been simulated and should be within spec, but once again, do at your own risk. To build you'll need the parts...

A custom 3D printed flashlight with a mount that I designed for fun.It's as of yet untested, so print at your own risk.Thermals have been simulated and should be within spec, but once again, do at your own risk.To build you'll need the parts below,...

3D Printed American Flag! Happy 4th of July! Please note: The name you see on the bottom red stripe in some photos is NOT in this version. This was a school project and we put the child's hand written name on his project but I removed the name...

A custom 3D printed flashlight with a mount that I designed for fun.It's as of yet untested, so print at your own risk.Thermals have been simulated and should be within spec, but once again, do at your own risk.To build you'll need the parts below,...

To our knowledge, no one has created something like it before, so we decided to push the boundaries by designing a massive lamp with a single piece that's optimized for 3D printing: zero support required, easy to print, solid and functional. The...

**Required Components:** * **M5 Nuts, Bolts, and Washers** * **M2.5 Nuts, Bolts, and Washers** * **Thicker M5 Threaded Rod:** Ideal for improved durability and reduced warping risk * **Steel Ukulele Strings**: Ensure superior tone quality and...

I modified the CAD files to make them 3D printable and optimized them for better printing. You can check out a video on how this model was assembled, as well as see it in action over on my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZy8RGfQPGo...

The only parts not 3D printed are the valves, DC motors, and corresponding securing screws. I aimed to make this design as straightforward as possible to print and assemble, requiring only plumbers' pipe adhesive or a solvent-based adhesive. Only the...

I Needed a Cloth Hanger for My Door and Decided to Design and 3D Print One. This Idea Struck Me to Make it Look Like a Cloth Hanger. Not Just for Doors, You Can Install It on the Wall Too. Click Here to Watch the Video and Understand How It Works and...

One year ago, discovering 3D printing was a game-changer, and with the help of friends, we designed the Bucegi truck series, which were originally produced in Romania back in 1960. A video tutorial that demonstrates the assembly process is...

So I designed and quickly printed a 46mm diameter, 2mm thick plate with a neat 5mm triangular hole at its center using my P3Steel 3D printer in mere minutes! With the newly created plate fitted into our hand-press machine, we effortlessly produced a...

The discovery of 3D printing one year ago has been nothing short of revolutionary, and along with some close friends, we've successfully designed the Bucegi truck series - replicas of trucks produced in Romania back in 1960. To give you a firsthand...

... a door hinge type system so the case can be locked if put inside a bag so nothing spills out. 3d printing can strengthen this design as it can make it light enough to not dent a desk and durable enough to possibly sustain a drop onto a floor. ...

### Another Response: At Olin College's Mech Proto class, we designed and constructed an underactuated hand, mainly using 3D printing technology. Underactuated designs have fewer motors than joints, utilizing smart mechanical engineering for motion...

Please check the dimensions before printing

Please check the dimensions before printing

Also, some tweaking of the models might be necessary as I had to adjust things with a Dremel before putting all of the console together.\nThanks and Happy Printing :) \nPrint Settings\nPrinter: \n BCN 3D+\n \n Rafts: \n No\n \n Supports: \n No\n \n...