anet a8 nozzle 3d models

0.2mm tolerance for sliding parts Verified to Print well at 100% and 150% sizes (0.4mm nozzle, 0.2mm layer height) My Colors for each .stl model Gold - Gold Tool - Gold Diamond_T7 - Blue Bolt - White Barrel - White BarrelSpring - White BarrelPinV2 -...

I'd recommend a layer height of 0.25 mm for a 0.4 mm nozzle. I also included two label plates that clip onto the cut-outs. You can not only use these to mark up the brand, type, temps., etc. on the spool with a marker but also, if you print that...

Using a .4mm nozzle, use 2 walls and 20-30% infill. There are 2 versions of this part in the thing files. I recommend the thru hole version. I further recommend using 30mm M3 bolts. Put the bolts into the plate and put the M3 nuts on first to...

Because of the height of the box, the width of non-snug sleeves, and the text size required to come out visible without a .25mm nozzle (and by Thor, I would not want to print all these separators with that!) it became necessary to make the dividers...

Printing the parts: I use a Creality Ender 6 with a 0,4mm nozzle and PLA or PETG filament. It is important, that the reflector is printed more or less massive. I use 7 perimeter walls (@0,34mm) and 8 Bottom and Top layers, resolution 0.2mm. For...

The parts must be glued together after the print with the flat sides facing each other. Download the following objects for this type of coin: Euro 1 btm inner C V1.stl -> print in silver color Euro 1 top inner C V1.stl -> print in silver color...

The drawer should now slide into place.• I guess you're all done unless you want to make more drawers :)Installing Drawers under each other• This is the same process as above but instead of mounting the "Rail Lock" into the nut on the rail you will...

The third version is here - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3489886 Assembly video (in Russian): 1) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwMg9Ciu0s8 2) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDRGo8pravI 3)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UlidtLPWwM 4)...

A Note on Materials PLA is generally considered food safe but you probably wouldn't seriously consider eating off your 3D printer bed or drinking out of the nozzle. Additionally the PLA manufacturers are not considering if things are "food safe"...

There's also a small compartment on top where you can store spare nozzles, bubble gum wrappers, or your "precious" (I won't judge). These are the components this design was intended to use: PWM controller:...

&nbsp;The built-in supports are designed for a .4mm nozzle and for the size that the model is presented. &nbsp;Use your discretion for which parts to use if you resize the model significantly.</p><p>2 - The tail can be printed in two parts with a pin...

Print Settings Printer: Maker Select Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 100% Notes: I printed with perimeter thickness 1.2mm on a 0.4mm nozzle (3 shells), which makes the infill mostly irrelevant. I also use 1.2mm top/bottom...

The built-in supports and braces are designed for a .4mm nozzle and for the size that the model is presented. Use your discretion for which parts to use if you resize the model significantly. 2 - There are some pieces that may need brims or...

*gasp* *startled murmurs* *mic drop*Print SettingsNozzle: 0.4mmLayer Height – 0.2mmMaterial – PETG, PLA, or otherInfill – 15% GyroidWith all stock settings, this takes just shy of an hour to print on my Mk3s+. It may be even faster on a resin...

It's not necessary to have a multimaterial printer for these prints; all examples shown were printed on my single nozzle 3D printer using Devin Montes' excellent tutorial as reference. The results demonstrate the effectiveness of this method in...

The player with at least one runner remaining on the board is the winner.PrintingNozzle: 0.4mmLayer Height: 0.2mmInfill: 25%Vertical Perimeters: 3Top/Bottom Layers: 6You'll need 4 different colors: two colors for the players, one color for the robot,...

&nbsp;A smaller than 0.4 mm nozzle potentially could also be used to increase the detail.The biggest concern about printing this type of model is the thin size of the details, particularly beam ends and the protruding parts of angles. &nbsp; I have...

This allows access to circuit boards soldering from both the bottom and the top during assembly.The box is not water proof and supposed to go into the Stevenson Screen.Printing configurationLayer height 0.2mm0.4mm nozzle15% infillWhite and black PETG...

**BED SIZE – IMPORTANT!!!** X – 295 mm Y – 285 mm (so you will lose about 15 - 20 mm as nozzle is furher from front) **Z probe offsets in Marlin** (approx.) X: 27 mm Y: 2.5 mm Z: -1.9 mm (set this via M851 command as this highly depends on your...

The 98A TPU I used has it's settings included in the prusa slicer, the 60A had them downloadable for prusa on it's product site.TPU printing tips:Don't forget to untighten your extruder screwLoad the 60A TPU by sticking it on a nozzle cleaning...

And to make my life easyer i have put in som toleraces in the design.&nbsp;Parameter exampelTolerances examplePrintingChose filament depending on your usecase.Any size of nozzle and layer hight that your printer can print well should work.No support...

This model is untested! I don't have a multimaterial printer yet :-)To celebrate the upcoming Prusa XL, this is a 5-color 32cm-diameter globe in high definition, which should be just perfect for that kind of printer.It's provided in two versions: one...

If you print that test you will not need to print the file **BeltTensionSlider.stl** Thingiverse does not seem to let me do a remix link, so here are the remix links: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4704160 (Ortur Master II Air Assist with Z axis...

Note that it is shown unsoldered for clarity - stripboard install should be done post-assembly.Recommended Print Settings: PETG, 0.2 layer height, 2-3 wall lines, 235 C nozzle, 85 C bed, 80 degree support overhang angle if you're not confident in...

But you would need a powerful part cooling assembly.My print time for the moon was roughly 60h.LED Strip Mount: Layer Height: 0.16mmWall Thickness: 1,2mmTop/Bottom Thickness: 0.8mmInfill Density: 30-40% (That it doesn't warp due to the heat of the...

Printer: Level bed Add adhesive Heat bed Heat nozzle Print References: This project was inspired by a guide on Thingiverse (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1585249). I learned heaps from reading and following his guide, so thanks for the lesson! In...

Automatic bridging angle doesn't work very well with these parts. For additional variation, you can mirror the tiles in your slicer and reprint. I have included the OpenLock Clip unchanged for convenience. If using PLA, I recommend printing them...

I only have about 2mm between the nozzle and bed when x=0. I designed a mount to fix on top of the X motor mount, and moved the switch inward a bit. This should give me some of the travel back, not that it wastotally necessary. I've designed it such...

I print all my models with a 0.4mm nozzle and 4x shells (1.6mm) for strength and to provide a thick enough surface for sanding. I highly recommend you do the same as a lot of sanding (or even filing) will be required to clean up all the seams. ...

I printed all of this on my Prusa MK3S+ with a .06 nozzle which greatly reduces print times. Even then this whole thing was over 16 hours, printing with "supports everywhere". One thing I will be adding for sure is a cover for the motor so it...