Eiffel Tower 3D Printable 3d models

I give you the 3D printed Sterling main spring forming tool...https://i.imgur.com/j04a7Tb.jpgIt is simply a grooved shaft set to the correct diameter and pitch of a Sterling main spring. The shaft is hollow, allowing you to slip it over a section of...

I took care of the 2nd issue by 3d printing my own holder for the remote that would fit in a 1-gang wall box and could use a decora wall plate. The plastic button section on the remote is the right width, but is a little bit too short, so the...

###Anet A6 E3D Hemera Carriage This carriage design for the Anet A6 3D printer is suitable for both the E3D original Hemera and the shorter and lighter E3D Hemera XS extruder. The parts are added to equip the Hemera with the E3D Revo, V6, Volcano or...

If you are using a more stock Taz you do not need that part. Print instructionsUnassociated tags: y axis, y belt Category: 3D Printer Parts Summary This project is an externally accessable M4 bolt driven Y axis belt tensioner for the Taz 6 series...

The frame is entirely 3D-printed, but some components need to be purchased separately (more details below).Recommended componentsMotors2306 minimum for this build, I would recommend even something larger like 2508My build had 2206 motors, which felt...

BOM: Front Bracket Back Bracket 4x Thumbscrew part 2- 8mm x 300mm Linear Shafts (http://www.ebay.com/itm/8mm-x-300mm-Cylinder-Liner-Rail-Linear-Shaft-Optical-Axis-Good-Wear-Resistance-/172547455818?hash=item282ca13b4a:g:TyoAAOSw2gxYsAHA) 12- M3...

Here is why you would want to do this:You get load cell probing, which gives you the best first layer performance I have ever experienced on a DIY 3D printer.You want to experiment with the Nextruder which has those big gears. Maybe with a klippers...

We've found a Drawer_Gap of 1.0 (mm) to be sufficient, but results will vary for different 3D printers. If unsure, you can test the gap by printing a drawer of your chosen dimensions and a chest for a single drawer (Drawers_Across set to 1 and...

- ErikJDurwoodII Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printers Summary https://youtu.be/hGMptVKe1\_4 Watch this video for a break down of this project and the story! My new YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnnw56J\_TeOsF4M\_F5pPPJQ "For...

These don't work as well as steel or carbon rollers so they are not a preferred option. You can choose to print the tubes rather than source carbon tubes so I have included STLs for these, there are 3 sizes - the short large diameter tubes are for...

... reverse of Step 1 &amp; re-level the bed.</li><li>Move your z limit switch up a few mm's/until your nozzle doesn't crash into the bed when homing.</li><li>Print away! Video for previous version: https://youtu.be/IBlSbVZZRGkCategory: 3D Printer Parts

Taylor and Dan the 3D Printing Dad, who were inspired by the brilliant toymakers of your childhood, comes a racing toy that you can print at home and race on any smooth, flat surface! Print enough for you and your friends and race each other! Or...

This is a Core XY conversion kit for the Ender 5 with Linear rails There is a MK2 version here:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4777606 Big shout out to Scott3D for his fabulous work on the Hypercube Evo which I have taken the belt tensioner detail...

Depending on your 3D drawing skills, you could redesign the blue oblong to carry the legend of your choice. All you need to do is fit it within a rectangle of 201.5 mm (don't ask!) and 40mm, with a total thickness of 1.4mm. Right, I think that's...

Well then i would like you to comment down below your designs and we will see who has a better design Anywho, i plugged in a usb cable and plugged in the other to the raspberry pi, and screwed in the two bolts Now it was the moment of truth, to find...

They come in hole (if you want to retrofit or use plugs which will not fit through the not holed ones and no-hole for initial build You will find most of the models also als thread insert versions, since I started to use melt in threaded inserts....

... and confidence to just try something out for themselves too. I started this project before I got myself a 3D printer so, as I said before, the components were held together with zip ties! ...So don't make excuses for not starting a fun project!

3D print What you'll need You need to print the stand and the cover once. Plus, you need one brass inlet (4mm outer diameter, 3mm inner) and a M3 screw. You just use some soldering iron, to melt it into place. NOTE: You could also modify the attached...

This version also allows for the use of the EVA hotend mounting system which I highly recommend you use. You will need various M3, M4, and M5 hardware. Mostly I will leave that to you as to quantities for right now until the project is fully...

-=dave Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printer Accessories Summary As many San Francisco Bay Arean makers know, we reachIkea demo-display levels of usability with our tiny living spaces. It’s sometimes tough finding space to build stuff and still have...

Most things shouldn't need supports except for the bottom-wall-mount.stl and bracket-top.stl.Non-3D printed components I used:A lot of M3 hex socket screws and nuts of varying lengths (6,8,12,16,20mm). The nuts should be hex, not square</li><li>5...

License for all provided files: CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/legalcode) RFID Filament Scales ==================== If you got addicted to 3D printing like me, keeping track of what remains on dozens of filament...

... LACK table (part "40").For the filament caps, I redesigned them. Now they also work as a spool clip AND hold an NFC chip to identify the filament. They are published separately, here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3403370Category: 3D Printing

This is a Core XY conversion kit for the Ender 5 with Linear rails There is a MK2 version here:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4777606 Big shout out to Scott3D for his fabulous work on the Hypercube Evo which I have taken the belt tensioner detail...

I used an Igus one i bought for another project a few years back, so i don't have a part number for that one, but you should be able to make most of them fit. You will need 6 M3 heat set inserts ( http://www.mcmaster.com/#catalog/119/3267/=zw8u0v) ,...

...Nails and 3D printed parts are cheap and easy to replace. 7.6mm fits best. Any nail with Ø6-7.8mm (8mm model) and a length of at least 15-20cm should work. I'll add a 6mm model for smaller nails but they may be to short or don't stick in the ground.

Test Print Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8vL2GeMYMQ Previous version here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4650517 As per the previous version a big shout out to Scott3D for his fabulous work on the Hypercube Evo which I have taken...

The Greatest view this model has are opposite from the conventions or typical 3D models. All the juicy detail work is on the inside. The Babylon Project was beautiful to the eye, and yes, it’s a Diplomatic station. This isn’t. It’s a modular city...

...This is the mount for my Cord Carrier. Cord Carrier - This is pretty self explanatory. Print this with a 3d cubic infill somewhere around 10%. The angles are designed to print without supports. FreeCAD file included. Printed. Tested. ...Works.

Print the "Fin_4X" version if you're miserly about filament and REALLY trust your 3D printer to print tall thin things with NO wobble to make layer lines. Or print the "Supported" versions, which print beautifully and you just need to snip the...