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Making a print in PLA and leaving it in the sun does deform it a bit, but has not altered function. I also printed a version in PETG, but have not felt the need to swap it out. I had originally started on this design because drop-in LED headlight...

Printing without supports is doable but makes the eraser holder a bit messy, printing with supports will require some cleanup inside the design. This design does provide more stability, but I have found that this is not really necessary. The second...

Wait awhile Turn on Volume 1 Turn on a Rendering setting Threshold the resulting 3D rendering until you get only the bits of the reconstruction that you want I've posted this here in hopes that someone somewhere can gain enjoyment or better yet...

... to attach caps. Caps are mounted using hooks. Just glue appropriate hooks into caps. Let glue to set before mounting cap on its place. To mount top center caps you may want too loosen front centers a little bit, otherwise you cant fit the top cap.

This one is a bit quieter and changes the tone of the shot. It is also lighter so the entire gun becomes easier to hold. I don't use the supplied moderator anymore.</p><p>The entire design is 3D printed but you need to add some sort of sound...

I also use TGY9081MG, with 4.8mm pinions, which is 12.2 thick and a bit longer, but the pinion to flange dimensions are the same so they can be interchanged with the ES08's. The pinions designs are not exact fits, just sizes I hacked to work with...

Sadly later I discovered that the cutting area is little bit smaller due to a unoptimized bed. At 295mm length I can only use 45% of the height. Furthermore the cutting area is centered around the middle of the sheet. So even if I would get the...

The one provided is a bit small - it's very hard to put all the electronic parts + the battery inside. So I've designed this cabin (inspired from the Copper Responder) - scale ~1/32. With that version: - all the electronic components can be put...

It is an optional print to use instead of the baseplate, but it integrates the baseplate into the bezel and relocates the reset button a bit for better access.- Rotated the embossed pattern around outer gear to leave walls thicker for FDM (V22)-...

Another note to the FreeCad file - it is not cleaned up, so a bit messy inside, will fix it soon. The fixation of the braces is shown on the picture with the orange and light blue braces above. There are 2 pairs of square slots for fixing the...

There are a few similar designs to this, but I took a little bit of the best aspects of each and combined them for an ideal solution for me. I restarted from scratch and designed this model from those other inspirations. This version allows a...

Either pretap the M5 screw holes or increase the bore size using a 4.5mm drill bit. The holes are designed with 4.5mm bore size which should work if printing with PETG but there might be slight shrinkage with PLA. 2) Attach the M5 t-nuts and screws...

\r\nThe light is held in place by a M3x5 screw, which is a bit of a hassle to unscrew. I recommend removing the right motor, to avoid breaking your fingers.\r\n\r\nThe next step is to replace the LED driver which requires pushing a little button on...

In V2, the head is a bit longer, the front edge of his goggles are of consistent thickness (unlike in V1), and the lips have a tiny slope, so that it's possible to print the entire model without supports. I printed a 27cm tall version of V2,...

(Note that there is no .STL, as the model is just a box using slicer modifiers.)How this came to be&nbsp;I am now perfectioning a method to add patterns to tops and bases of 3D printed parts, to give them a bit of bling and shine. This was one of the...

I have uploaded the step files for the main case, and don't guarantee that the hole locations for the screen are perfect, I had to open up the holes a bit to match the hole pattern on my screen, which I believe is an issue with my printer. The...

Just because I'm not physically related, doesn't mean I can't still feel a spiritual connection with the real Pocahontas and maybe just a little bit defensive of her, especially when so few (if anyone) else is standing up for her as a fascinating,...

There is already a large opening, but it's a bit too small to fit a 5.25" drive through. This is where you need to be careful with metal shavings. I used a Dremel to cut the case, but tin snips or similar would likely work. You can use the cutout...

The threads are a mess when printed vertically, but I opened up the nut a bit so you can add some supports. The print I demonstrated with had no supports, and while it was ugly, it worked. Just tune your bridging as best you can. Flip the can over so...

I'm afraid I cheated a bit here; sulfur is actually quite large and distorts the other atoms in the ring. Because I didn't want to remake all the other atoms, I just distorted the sulfur (SulfurPh5b) to give you an idea of how much space it takes up....

I warmed up the butterfly on the wings and bent it a bit, this creates a 3D effect. You could do many things, for example eyes that look at you in the dark, swap ornaments and symbols depending on the season or festival and holidays, when the...

The primary color scheme is a bit much, but I wanted all the functions to show.&nbsp;Hardware Needed:15x Standard 608 Bearings (from skateboards and fidget spinners). Bearings are used as pivot points and weights. You can substitute something else...

- Large nodes with long shaft are a bit more temperamental. As such, I have found the best way to print them is with the shaft facing sideways. The shaft is then needs to be supported. I added a support and it is in the “.stl” itself (so print...

FIRST ASK ME !!\r\n\r\nCAUTION !!\r\nLeafs printed from PLA failed over time and broke !!\r\nI designed new, stronger ones to see if they will hold up.\r\nNew design is stiffer and stronger, but multi-leaf designs are not good for PLA, so it's better...

Use a 3mm drill bit for the additional holes (drill press is suggested). STL of the modified Frog is included for reference.</li> <li>Discard the jigs and install the carriage mounts to the frog without inserting any screws, the mounts should snap...

I had to use a detached screwdriver head to remove it. If you don't have one of these, you may have to get creative or disassemble the thruster completely.</li><li>Attach the <strong>handle attachment</strong> (with the magnet already in place) by...

It's okay to not completely deburr these holes - some excess plastic helps act as a gasket to keep air out (given we're poking many holes in our “dry box”.) However, excess plastic will get in the way of good assembly, so use an X-Acto knife or...

Update 5/10/16: This plate limits the vertical travel to a bit more than 160 mm. The motors will have to move towards the front of the printer to move the Teflon tube away from the carriage to get more clear vertical travel. A project for later...

If installed, it breaks under your weight, the seat stay stiffening bridge will drive into the back of the seat tube with quite a bit of force. Odds are good that will break your frame. I addressed this by stuffing a rolled up towel between the...

Also when Y-carriage makes direction changes, front and back move a little bit in relation to print head and frame. This can lead to imperfections on print. One solution is to print frame stabilizers to make front/back more stiff and resilient to...