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I personally had to sand the edges of the t-track quite a bit then press them in with a clamp but then modified the rectangle the t-tracks go in so they should fit better. Put the t-track into both the top and bottom bracket then use the screw holes...

Cut the glue off if you have dangly-bits.insert the metal shelves from the backprint, cutout and insert your paper backgroundfit the background and screw in the backlid assembly:cut screws for the lid to length using the 2 screw jigs and your...

Take the white piece of paper and rough cut it a little bit smaller than the backing plate. Put two pieces of tape on it and tape it down to the side facing the lithophane. This serves as a reflector/diffuser and makes the light shining through the...

I recommend printing all parts at 0.2mm layer height, except for the Main Handle, where you might want to sacrifice a little bit of smoothness for a much lower printing time.Print the Main Handle upside down with the flat side on the print Bed. I...

**Building the model** Colors (your colors may vary, as this character has changed quite a bit over the years) Black: (Paramount3D PLA - Black) eye_black_right eye_black_left eyebrow_right eyebrow_left nose .. Dark Red: (Paramount3D PLA - Iron...

I've educated other students on how to design in Inventor 2016, and this project covers all the basic and a bit more – just enough for new students. Lesson/Activity: Now of course you can just give this task to a student and tell them "do that,"...

The tool-side connectors are designed with a split base that gives you just a little bit of flex. It should slide snugly over the tool's dust port where you can tighten it in position with a hose clamp. Once everything is installed, the...

 Then measure with calipers since actual pipe you buy may differ a bit!  This is designed for ¾" pipe (Schedule 40 or 80) and 1.5" pipe (Schedule 40 only).  The platform grips the inner edge of the 1.5" pipe and the outer edge of the ¾" pipe. The...

Carefully without drilling right through using a 4mmDIA drill bit, clear out the Bowden tube holes. Install the Encoder Block into the Spring Case, making sure there is no binding. Sand if required for a free glide. Add some grease sparingly onto...

People ask me why the detail is so prominent (not just the Bimbo bits) but the tears in the suit folds in cloth etc. on my models . . well as they are primarily made/designed for my own collection I always sand down with fine emery then have models...

This mount is only 5mm thick while still being rigid enough to handle relatively fast accelerations without too much wobble. The removeable fan mount makes the already hard to service H2 just a little bit easier and allows you to have two...

That can be found here: https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/96509-41-gear-set-for-fpv-rover-20(NEW UPDATE 9/2019 - METAL SHAFTS ON GEAR CARRIER w/BUSHINGS)I built a Rover 2.0 & incorporated the changes made by escexed in his "Planetary Gearbox...

... but more fun! If you print the bottom the same colour as the top cover, it will be a bit harder to find how to open the box. Also, the result would be more beautiful if you change the filament during printing at certains layer heights. ...Have fun!

It was a fun project that challenged me in new ways, and I learned a lot about 3D printing and electronics in the process.\r\n\r\nParts/Purchases List----------------------------\r\n\r\n01] The 2 square FAUX switches are:\r\n3M mounting fixings [aka...

I'm still finding bits in my shed. Printing: - Outer case. PETG, 0.2mm layers, perimeters 3 (1.2mm), 4 solid layers top and bottom. Support is only needed in three areas, highlighted in green in the image. The blue layer in the next image...

**Update 9** (03.07.2018): After test driving the Z-Axis I saw, that the designed version of my bed brackets weren't stiff enough and bend quite a bit. Therefore I designed new bed brackets which are holding the bed really well now. Updated designs...

You may need quite a bit of force. If the print breaks while trying this, it isn't strong enough to protect your earphones anyway and you should review your print settings…</p><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:75%;"><img...

the guys over at VORON designed everything to use the  M3x5x4 kind of threaded inserts, those are a bit more expensive than the regular cheap kind but bite into the plastic alot better. The important thing is that they are wider than the regular kind...

People ask me why the detail is so prominent (not just the Bimbo bits) but the tears in the suit folds in cloth etc. on my models . . well as they are primarily made/designed for my own collection I always sand down with fine emery then have models...

&nbsp;You can glue this in, or add a bit of double sided tape to the left scythe_handle where it goes into the left hand. &nbsp;This will allow you to adjust it later to ensure it fits perfectly with the Bugs model.</p><p>5 - Be sure to insert the...

I know that the bulb I found off Thingiverse needed a part to hold the LEDs in, so I took to Tinkercad to play around a bit and see what I could come up with. I ended up adding a tube-like structure into the centre of the bulb to house the LEDs as it...

But there is always the option to sand the insert down a bit, if it doesn't fit all the way in. Don't simply adjust the printing size of the guide itself as this will change marking distances, etc.</p><p>An option to consider when printing this is...

* A drill * A 35mm drill bit, that's mine (search for "Bosch Lochsäge HSS-Bimetall Ø 35 mm") * A hoover with a 35mm suction nozzle * A chisel for wood and a hammer, various screws * Wooden bar, wooden board, face shield mask * I printed everything...

The globe is printed in clear plastic and dyed with ink to give that blown glass look and the figures I painted with acrylic paints then did several coats of gloss medium a think resin to give it that glossy glass/porcelain like look then I did gold...

After conducting experiments on those exact same materials with results similar though showing a bit more variation. ...Thus creating awareness which they both needed about Gold composition – we all need them so we understand its origin even till now...

You probably won't be too impressed as the spinner will wobble quite a bit. We will fix this shortly, but first you should now go ahead and file the outer perimeter of the disc with a coarse file or sand-paper. If you do this in a direction parallel...

This method is a bit finicky, as you need to carefully align the sticker to avoid covering the barcode on the underside of the pod. 2. The second method, which I call the "disk option," involves placing a circular paper filter on top of the filled...

The rod (fillet side up) should be a tight fit in the base and the holder should be a hard slip fit, it will slide a lot better when it “wears” a bit, some light grease helps as well. Also, if any body has a good reliable model for a hex-shank...

*Recommendation* In my opinion, the gears of the H2 V2S have a bit too much tolerance. So as not to overload him and to reduce the noise, set your max extruder acceleration to a low value. There is no need to change the retract velocity as suggested...

They seem to work at 40+deg C, and they offer a bit of insurance against the risk of a faulty or inaccurate thermal control on the dehydrator. I was having trouble seeing much improvement printing filament that I had “dried”decided the two small...