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Here I let you the links to the tutos/vids I used to understand and build this radio: - https://howtomechatronics.com/projects/diy-arduino-rc-transmitter/- https://www.anyonecanbuildrobots.com/post/getting-started-with-the-rf-nano-...

This is only for aesthetics. Note this part will not fit with the standard MakerFarm hot end fan shroud. It will fit with my improved Hexgon cooling system:</p> <p><a...

Make sure to use plenty of fan so overhangs on the bottom of the ball come out smooth; you may need to take sandpaper and round out the bottom if it doesn't come out perfectly round. The outside of the ball needs to be smooth and perfectly spherical...

You shouldn't need supports but I recommend using lots of cooling -- I actually pointed a desk fan at my printer while these were going to ensure the 60deg overhangs were nice and smooth. 2.<strong>Mark where the surface support brackets will go...

Remake of my first ever CAD designed blaster: the DC15 “EX” or “experimental” hybrid rifle as seen in the temple march in Revenge of the Sith, this time using my recent DC15A rifle as the basis which hopefully makes it more accurate and better...

Using the 3d printed holder requires a PC case screw (one of those for the fans), to join this part with the metal plate of the controller. Place the plate in position and then attach the joystick holders. The piece PLA_joystick_holder_clamp_down.stl...

I have a bare 8-slot MDB Systems Qbus backplane which I am building into a rack mounted PDP-11 using a modern server power supply and a discarded rack-mount General Robotics LSI-11 box (which came with no contents except the rusted power supply and...

The hardware I used was: Original 3x M5x25mm Countersunk screws for the Wheels M3x22mm cap screw for Wheel Tensioner instead of the original M3x20mm screws M3x10mm cap screw for the Micro adjust screw M3 Jamb Nut for Micro adjust & Wheel Tension...

... Ergonomic Interior This helmet was design to have smooth, spacious head cavity. This allows for the inclusion of whatever interior helmet accessories you want, padding, speakers, fans, etc. ...Additionally, it saves on material and print time.

&nbsp;Leave the post-print code for now.For the fused model you can either move the model up by one layer (floating) or delete the first layer in the gcode.Post printFor everything but the final part, modify the gcode ending code to remove the...

(Will upload photos in coming days on how this looks fully assembled) TIP: recommend routing the bltouch cables in such a way that it doesn't collide with fans. I secured one bolt on the side which is closer to the place, then turned BLTouch,...

G91 ;Relative positioning G1 E-2 F2700 ;Retract a bit G1 E-2 Z0.2 F2400 ;Retract and raise Z G1 X5 Y5 F3000 ;Wipe out G1 Z10 ;Raise Z more G90 ;Absolute positioning G1 X125 Y{machine_depth} ;Present print M106 S0 ;Turn-off fan M104 S0 ;Turn-off...

During printing, I didn't use my active fan, and I printed these on a CTC printer with upgraded extruders that enabled better filament feeding when working with ABS. The door file can accommodate a metal rod for hinges or hinge files can be merged...

I've provided three files with [EXT] in titles as examples - those are mounts for 20x80 protoboard.Though in the end I've ended up with a bit more refined holder (and shortened the board to 60 mm)I'm using the board to break out 5V and 12V lines from...

Good bed adhesion required to prevent large parts lifting in corners. Post-Printing Full assembly in the video: https://youtu.be/Cv5pEcBI5HwrnrnHardware required:rnrn- SKR mainboard adaptor to printer: original M3 screwsx 4rn- SKR mainboard adaptor...

... I'm still learning so some of the elements are a bit dodgy.  It's in lots of colours in cheap no-name PLA because that's what I have lying around.  If there is enough interest I'll make improvements - maybe.  Hope you enjoy.mark Feedback from a fan…

(FYI, the Ender 3 Max's dual-fan print-head is very good at bridging gaps and printing angled surfaces without support) - All parts, except the cockpit and pod, used a 15% infill. To save filament, an 8% infill was used on the cockpit and pod. The...

Rose's Sword is an unforgettable tale that resonates deeply with fans of the beloved animated series Steven Universe. With each stroke of her artistic brush, Rebecca Sugar wove a narrative that not only celebrates the show's themes but also delves...

I'm not a fan of removing my glass bed every time I re-apply hairspray so I usually fold a paper towel into a little square, and spray the hairspray onto there, and then wipe it on in a thin layer in the middle of the bed. This has worked great,...

Can't add a cooling fan though since the box is water tight. *A Note on assembly:* Depending on where you put a hole for the power cord and cable gland, you might have to trim the pi mounting bracket. ...Measure twice and cut once here so you don't...

3 walls and 30-50% infill is enough. Both, the bottom and middle parts should be printed absolutely dry, slow, hot and without a fan; layer adhesion is top priority here. Only the very last top parts can benefit from a slight breeze. Otherwise they...

The installation of this component is very simple, and the adoption of two twin 40x40x10 sandwich-mounted fans (hence the name BigMac) one for cooling the hotend and the other for cooling the molten material exploits the same connectors present on...

For PLA at 190 C, I used a bed temp of 60 C and at layer 5 turned it down to 45 C just after the part cooling fan came on full speed. Post-Printing: Clean up Make sure there are no bumps or strings in the trough where the cannon will lay. Trim away...

I set - all speeds to 50, (steady flux) - set the part fan to 0, - 235° tool temp, - 1.2 flow multiplicator, - no retraction - and I use prusa slicers 'avoid crossing' option. - bed temp is still on 60° like with PLA but that is no so important ...

As I am a huge fan of Garfield I wanted to recreate the classic scene of Garfield resting in his bed with his beloved Pooky by his side. There are only a few “constants” throughout my life - Garfield is one of them, and I love him dearly.This is the...

Make Use of Your Printer's Pause Function I'm actually a fan of manually splitting my gcode files - something I wouldn't advise unless you know the commands fairly well or you might end up ruining your print. Make sure to examine your slicer to find...

... it came out pretty well on my prints. I can't imagine there are that many Starlost fans out there willing to pay for one of these but please don't sell this work. ... It's not that hard to make your own and sell it if that's what you want to do.

Note that it also supports 2 x 5015 fans via the adapter I made linked in that thing. ***UPDATE 21/05/2020*** Due to shape differences between the 2in1out heater block/nozzle and the stock heater block/nozzle, I have identified further room for...

However the v2 is coming soon, and adds acrylic panels to make the printer enclosed, with the goal of fitting a HEPA and charcoal filter with a fan in aspiration on the top section, keeping the chamber in negative pressure. This is to placate my...

I'm actually a fan of manually splitting my gcode files - something I wouldn't advise unless you know the commands fairly well or you might end up ruining your print. I would recommend examining your slicer to find out where to pause the print -...