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The electrical box, the main pivot mount, and the back of the camera are attached with glue compatible with your choice of filament. The camera hood was added to keep glare from lighting away from the lens. A wrench (designed by Bryson_Jack...

I found red, yellow, and pink lights worked the best with incandescent lights and blue or green appear better on LED lights, in my small sample size. To setup the image to be compatible with this clip: Photoshop/Gimp/other photo editor: Crop photo...

and a purge tower. In case you don't know, the Print-on-Print means printing first the numbers, removing the skirt and purge line, change filament and then printing on top of them the main guide part. You can set both models together in the slicer,...

Apart from that the ultralight design also minimises the print volume.Have fun with building your own telescope and please post a make (and thereby earn Prusameters of filament). Let me know if you have ideas for design changes and I am happy to draw...

It will still work but the small retention details may part over time. Filaments Used: 1.Penguin Orange parts: Light Brown PLA by AMZ3D 2.Side Panels: Cobalt Blue by Filamentum PLA 3.White Parts: Amazon Basics Pearl White PLA 4.Black Parts: Amazon...

... resistance, but PLA would work just as well in cooler climates. Full sources available via GitHub.Print SettingsPrinter Brand:PrusaPrinter: Mk2.5sRafts:NoSupports: NoResolution:0.200 mmInfill: 20%Filament:AmazonBasics, Inland PETG

My build costs are about AU$35 not including motor.\nI'd love for someone to redo this, a lot more care could be taken to reduce the amount of filament required, especially on the corners. The current design was made to be simple and solid.\nThe...

Bill of Materials -------------------- Required: 3D printer and filament (inb4 someone points it out in the comments) 120mm 3 or 4 pin fan 3/4pin fan to USB (for providing power) 4 screws M4/case fan tap screws for mounting fan Optional: 120mm case...

If you have the proper filament colors, no painting is needed. The assembled model is 175mm tall when sitting flat and approx. 240mm tall when the legs are bent. Enjoy! Special shoutout to maker Benoît Lussier for providing QA printing and quality...

They may work on filament printers, but we do not support that printing method as standard. STLs are provided in both pre-supported and unsupported forms. We suggest you download the free sampler pack to familiarise yourself with our formats and...

3D printed models of these exist, but the shape isn't one that can be easily printed by a hobby filament deposition printer without a lot of awkward support material. This model is for parts which can be easily printed out on your home printer and...

(My parts are printed in PETG, choose a glue that works with your filament material.) [Bill of Meterials] Mechanical Parts you need to build it: 1 piece - Tin Can 3l approx. 160,3mm the ring up and bottom is approx 162,5 and the thing is approx 183mm...

Materials Needed Chart Paper and markers or Collaborative Google Doc for each group Computers for Tinkercad .STL file Standard Rubik’s cube (six sides with 9 squares on each side) Gorilla glue 6 filament colors (preference of red, blue, green,...

When printed in flexible filament, the tire should be relatively easy to put on the wheel, yet will "snap" into place and not come off too easily. Trap those pennies! I love designing "impossible" things for my 3D printer. One thing that truly...

- Some transparent filament for the LED lenses. - 32pcs 3x3mm cylinder magnets for most magnetized parts. - Three 3x1.5mm cylinder magnets for the door. - Three 3mm or 5mm LED's 3V. - Three CR2032 lithium batteries TIPS: - Duplicate and...

Please consider providing a Tip for the Designer since I'm on a very limited Social Security income and these designs bring me joy, but I could use some extra money to buy filament for my test prints. You may also send an Amazon Gift Card to...

... possible but now I'm glad to know that it can be done. Thanks to all the folks that have paved the way! Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 5 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: .28 Infill: 38 Filament: eSun PLA+ Category: Math Art

They were called P75-J1Print SettingsPrinter Brand:CrealityPrinter: Ender 3Rafts:NoSupports: NoResolution:0.12Infill: 35%Filament: Amz PLA Purple Notes: Fine threads, use high resolution.Print with 4 wallsIn Cura, set "Experimental", "Splicing...

I could've used ABS 1.75mm filament as a hinge by drilling the hole out a bit. I designed this to be assembled together with glue, some of the fitting is tight, but will work. At this point, I am finishing the prints of mine and will be working on...

As it stands now, this design is a solid block, so please don't print it unless you're looking to waste some filament. For the next update, I plan to add edge details and address the object's solidity, making it more print-friendly. Phase 2...

All trays should allow for that.Print SettingsPrint face downNo supports needed.2 layer height.4 nozzlePerimeters 5 or 6 on the 1U shelf for strength (you want basically want it to be solid)Petg filamentPrintable Parts ListA left/middle/right 1u...

This is akin to a color filament change at a certain layer height. (There’s a lot of documentation on how you can do this manually, through your slicer, or through Octoprint.)</br></li> <li>The cavities are specifically sized for <a...

PRINTING Since this is a work in progress, and I'm still in the printing process, let me tell you what I used to save filament usage, and you can go from there. ;-) For each file, I've set my layer thickness to .04 instead of a .03 or .02 I...

Add a variant of led_rail.stl that can hold a filament filter in some way. Design a control box to allow each strip to be turned on individually, likely with a dimmer circuit. Modify the Diiicooler to place LEDs around its perimeter. EDIT 16 May...

Compatible/Verified Printers MakerBot Replicator (5th Generation) MakerBot Replicator Z18 File Matrix Bitcamp Fire Individual Parts Colors listed are from MakerBot filament. Feel free to substitute these as you see fit. Part1_final: True White,...

Reference photos http://ww2german.com/flu1694.html Reference data https://archive.org/details/Tm9-1901/page/n89/mode/2up https://bulletpicker.com/pdf/TM%209-1300-203,%20Artillery%20Ammunition.pdf#page=262 You can edit this model here...

I think the filament just moves too slow and heats back up into the the throat causing plugs. . I print with one bottom layer, 3 wall, and 5 top layers at .08 trying to keep parts as light as possible but strong enough to take land. You will have...

Will need (1) M2x3 grub screw/set screwAdded a box with holes to use M3x5 brass inserts.Improved wire void seal inserts&nbsp;added a vertical 3 slot void insert.Printer:Ender 3 v2Rafts:&nbsp;Doesn't...

Wire the DC input, fan wiring, and light wiring to three male XHPX-2J connectors; polarity of wiring can be either way as long as it is consistent across all three connectors, but I would suggest following the polarity indicated in the photographs...

If you have the proper filament colors, no painting is needed. The assembled model is 195mm tall and is mostly in proportion to my previously released Looney Tunes models. Enjoy! Special shoutout to maker Benoît Lussier for providing QA printing and...