Leap Motion VR Mount easier to print 3d models

I had some trouble to print reverse dome, so I remix it to be easier to print You need : 16x 9mmx5mm magnet 6x arm 6x arm base 2x head 2x middle 2x bottom 9x pin a little glue (optionnal) Please post your make ! Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: ...

... I had trouble removing the support from the inside of the original. ...Tree mode made it easier, but the curved pocket still proved to be problematic. This version has a cut out bottom so the support should be easier to remove. ...Tree mode is best.

... from the inside of the original. ...Tree mode made it easier, but the curved pocket still proved to be problematic.This version has a cut out bottom so the support should be easier to remove. ...Tree mode is best.Category: 3D Printer Accessories

Made it for easier printing and added an optional rigidity addon. Print with tree support and 100% infill. Feel free to modify blender file. And please don't check topology in it T_T No DRM, no unnecessary geometry - printing is 30% faster. When...

This is a simplified version of Luke Skywalker's iconic light saber from the 6th movie, streamlined to make it easier to print. Measuring just under a foot tall, this model stands as a faithful representation of the original, with a few key...

The difference between two sizes: + S measures about 9mm/2mm thick; M measures about 10mm/2mm thick with O-rings + M has no problem with breaking a screw if the inner tube of the pen is not well polished + S fits better in most hands while M only...

Additionally, the entire model is very slightly larger (resize this to about 95% to make it the same size as the OG). I've also included some holes in the back to help with mounting. I intended for them to be screw holes, but they're a little small...

The thinner ribs on the case will facilitate printing more efficiently compared to the thicker one.

I've also included some lowering blocks with arms to hold magnets for use with my experimental hall effect Z endstop sensor, which can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3175047. If you're in the USA and having trouble finding long M4...

... the model 90 degrees along the Y-axis prior to printing, the amount of necessary support material is greatly diminished. ...This reduction significantly shortens the overall print duration, cutting it in half when compared to the standard orientation.

Remix from user azzraell, printing this one took forever! ...Had to wrestle with getting all the pieces in line, but managed to get it done eventually

I've modified the design to make it longer, trimmed off one side to simplify printing without unnecessary supports, and enlarged the size and tilt of the spool holder to prevent large rolls of filament from slipping off.

... were either a pain to print, requiring too much extra support, or they delaminated too easily. So, I decided to take matters into my own hands and design something better - a solution that's easy to print, strong all around, and performs flawlessly.

Needed to print some platforms for the Polysher, but didn't want to deal with the overhangs in the handle or the circles on the first layer. So I measured off of the STEP file provided by Polymaker and created this version, with no holes in the first...

... necessary. Please share your finished project. Print settings: Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: Between 100 to 250 microns Infill: 20, 30, or 40 percent for the pins Notes: This design prints in approximately fourteen hours with medium quality.

The skeleton connects to the dangle widget with an M5 screw, or a zip tie, or whatever. The photo shows the prototype i am driving around with on my '94 land cruiser. ...The published version has the skull about a centimeter higher, covering more...

... in the air and prevent blobbing. Still has some steep overhangs. It's printing as I write this but it looks good so far. Printing it with a .6mm line width with a .1mm layer height at about 100-150mm/s using some old PLA I need to use up.

The original concept had nut traps transitioning to holes, yet failed to enable slicer generation of bridges for printing over nut traps, necessitating extra cleanup. To use this STL, choose the file that matches your layer height and print. ...Pair it...

To address printing issues, I designed a revised iPad holder model featuring reduced fluid splash and minimal overhang around the edges. Please try printing this version and provide feedback on any potential issues. ...You can find the design at...

There is actually a gap of 0.2mm between the main body - face that is - and the supports.Final difference is in the orientation of the stomach piece - I used supports to print it but in this orientation, less support material is needed. ...(Not totally...

Manchester United Red Devils Keychain gets a makeover with reinforced and rotated design to print flat. Special thanks to the original artist behind this amazing creation. I've put my own spin on it for KEV's Birthday Keyring, who's a die-hard...

My printer was catching on the long, tall support in the middle of each side. ...I added a horizontal bar in the middle of each side to anchor it to the rest of the print and also make it overall stronger.

With this change it should be possible to print this piece without any support material. You will need to drill through the single layer of filament that I added to the four M3 screw holes, but I personally find that to be preferable to dealing with...

Walter's earbud case design shines, but my own printer has been giving me a run for my money with its hinge printing woes - the top layers consistently sticking to the bottom ones, rendering the hinge useless until some precise knife manipulation is...

Found the round overhang at the back of cmh's version difficult to manage. This one lays flat on the print surface. ...Also has a 10 mm wrench which might be useful for single speed chain tensioners.</p> Category: Hand Tools

Discovered that CMH's model featured an overly complicated round overhang at its rear, making it hard to handle. In contrast, this design lies smoothly on top of the printing surface. ...Additionally, it comes equipped with a 10 mm wrench, which could...

... ...Instead of dealing with those issues, I measured from the STEP file supplied by Polymaker and designed a new version that eliminates holes in the first layer and features easy-to-print angles in the small handles.\r\nHope you appreciate this effort!

I had discovered several alternative versions of the G305 base online, but many of them featured large horizontal lines in the cutouts, designed to reduce weight, and when sliced, I found those lines were at a slight angle, resulting in either...

Here is the link to the original part: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2815694If you want to alter/remove the Branding, just open the FreeCAD File and export Body1 (the Branding is introduced only with the Cut operations)I printed the piece almost...

Because i had printing issues with the octagonal hole in this one https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4670680 i redesigned it without the hole. ...Print with raft 10mm, 0.3mm thickness or less, no support needed.