Upper First Premolar 3d models

If you have any questions please ask me and I will help.  Print Instructions:Keep bed temps:@ 62 degrees (65 deg for first 7min of gcode file / .3mf for perfect bed adhesion) (unless using another filament besides pla/pla+)Keep hot end temps: @...

At first I had such a problem and couldn't print the labels well, but I solved it by buying isopropyl alcohol to clean the bed and special glue-spray to improve adhesion - the small labels stick to the bed perfectly now. 5) Remove the top part from...

On first use I had an undervoltage warning briefly on startup, but I guess that was just because the battery didn't know to deliver 12v at that time. The pi quickly device rebooted itself and it's been perfectly fine ever since. I've had no further...

**Cockpit:** The floor obviously goes in first with the pegs upward. Then glue in the back wall, 3 seats, and dashboard. **Canopy:** Not much to do here. Just put the canopy glass inside the frame (unless you printed out the complete model, in...

Slide the steel tape ribbon, zero end first, into the tube until it touches the top of the plug in the bottom of the tube. Make a note of the reading on the tape ribbon, where the oil level was marked on the tube. Now add 50mm to allow for the...

You can also dab some super glue to keep them in there if you want.Press in the bearingsI press fit the bearings into the outer bearing housing, starting the first bearing with my fingers and then turning it upside down and pressing it in with the...

I was basically trying to address two "issues" of my Anycubic Vyper: - The PSU and Mainboard 24V fans are very loud - I want to upgrade my Vyper with an OctoPrint/OctoPi setup So here is my result: - An upgraded PSU cover featuring a 92mm fan mount...

The first is that it still reduces the Y axis print volume to 240mm when using a front mount 5010 blower for part cooling. And second the 50mm fan version is also not compatible with most front mounted 5010 fan part cooling solutions. A compatible...

With the correct flow rate and Z offset set, you will not need to have a separate flow setting for your first layer. If your bed is prepared properly and at the correct temperature, you will have good bed adhesion and layer bonding using the...

The cover is screwed on, but make sure you put on the distance ring first and put the cable and cord through the hole. You will need the few extra millimetre from the ring for the Philips Hue power supply to close the box properly. I designed the...

The blows delivered by the formidable Skinchangers cleave through flesh and armor alike, sweeping away enemies in a wild frenzy of bearish roars and blood.Bound by the curse, these berserkers are now brothers and sisters, and upon conquering...

The Z endstop screw mounts are part of the additions to the first version so that part is untested as of yet but I think it should work fine. Also there is no mount for the X endstop sensor. My thought on that was to hot glue it to the left side...

So now the ratio of the gearbox is … 1:1.(The right drive axle of the first diff is blocked so to get 500 rpm at the diff cup the left axle is going at 1000 rpm as 0 + 1000 /2 = 500;  as the left ratio is 1:1  the left axle of the 2nd diff is also...

I love the Inexacto design and have probably printed 10 or so at this point. Things in the last photo: This HF diamond needle file set holder Better dial for MPSM Velocity stack for Noctua 40mm MPSM WK9.1 extruder base with access to set screw Ugly...

I used 3 perimeters and 3 top/bottom layers, although you can surely experiment.Assembly isn't very difficult but can be fiddly and frustrating, so make yourself a nice drink and try to relax.First of all, you need to assemble the hinge. Take your...

BackgroundWhen I first built my Prusa i3 MK3S+ and already having a standard Slice Engineering Mosquito hotend, I opted to immediately upgrade the stock extruder / hotend assembly to utilize Bondtech's BMG Prusa upgrade kit (specific to the Mosquito...

There aren't many on here, so I figured why not take a crack at it myself. So, first of all, don't expect this thing to be in tune at all. Exactly zero calculations were done with respect to volume, hole size, etc. That said, all the dimensions were...

And if you read the manuals he's scanned and posted, you can see exactly how large, complex sets are put together. UPDATED: Added parts: Loop: flip a ball around 180 degrees Tee Bar: makes it easy to run track looping around a vertical bar ...

:D First, print the parts. I'd recommend ABS+ for the main support. PLA will probably do as well, but a bit of flex is a good thing for that part. PETG may be ok so long as you have dissolvable supports, or some immaculately dialled in support...

Since the first layer is only 0.3mm thick, it can easily be pierced after printing. The "Abdeckung " parts must be glued to the M3 nut holders of the "Frontplatte" so that the nuts cannot fall out. (Please insert the nuts beforehand). I glue PLA with...

The box can simply hooked into the canister box.Because I was new into 3D printing the designed parts needed some supports at first. But I reworked the parts so only “water tap” and “valve” need some support. I didn't change these two to much because...

If you trip a switch during homing at this point, first try manually lowering the stepper at that switch until it doesn't trip, then re-home. If it still hits, raise the switch a little. If you are installing these as part of your build and can't...

based on my mirror array experimentation here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5158449 and https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5162096 All of which is very much derived from the excellent design here:...

After a bit of searching, I found 3 models of particular interest 1) The low poly "The Expanse - The Rocinante" by SYFY 2) The beautiful "MCRN Corvette Expanse" by urbanenomad 3) The absolutely bonkers detailed "Rocinante fixed/sliced" by MorganCoLLC...

First, brush up on your shaving tips, then show off your pubic hair styling prowess by shaving the animated pubic hair and adding it to the your's collection. There's a complete barber set to be won, so jump to it! Perhaps this model of previously...

Sherman class drone transport An unmanned cargo ship first seen in The Animated Series episode More Tribbles, More Troubles (Sherman class is a fanon name). While much of TAS was long considered apocryphal in live-action Trek, Michael Okuda was a...

This first version is a fairly basic kitbash featuring an “AWACS” sensor module. [I’m unsure of who originally came up with this design, so if you have additional background, please let me know.] Apollo Mk II This alternative version of the...

The contacts itself should not be hiden under the tape and should be some millimeters away from each other to detect water leaks fastThe Node MCU V3 board is held in place with the 4 rings on the posts inside the caseThe lid clicks in place and...

I am constantly experimenting to see if I can improve upon this.I was skeptical of this style of drainage at first, so I decided to put it to a test. I compared this side drainage style vs. putting some rocks at the bottom to lift the soil up on this...

First, look at the lower front of the computer where the mount will go. See: - two slots in the side (now top) of front of the case (just below the outside), - a screw hole about an inch and a half from the bottom/side (now ...