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Filament settings: PLA 1.75mm, depending on your filament I set mine to 215 deg for extruder, 65 deg for hot bed. ... Update 1: Adding version 3 with stronger and thicker wall (4mm instead of 2mm) and the thin version with higher retaining tabs for the...

If your print bed doesn't stick very well, you might need to add a brim on the tusk parts.Part naming and assemblyWhen assembling, start from the top.1. Install part H. Glue the handle with contact cement. Make sure the metal rod is inserted all the...

So I searched Thingiverse and found the Black House Spider which really helped bring the spider to life. This is another make in what is now a set of designs that include the Halloween themed Stacked Pumpkin Lantern Stacked Bat Lantern and fall...

 A copy has been attached for convenience although it is highly suggested that the latest version be downloaded from BTT's Github site.Wiring Details:The following lists the Port assignment used for this particular configuration.Pin   FunctionPA2...

I accurately matched the design and measurements of the UPF pieces by using the UPF CAD files to reference dimensions.You print the frame pieces and two top corner pieces and then finish the frame with one of these backers.Meet the STLsThe back is...

The cover should be printed upside down (no support needed) the front and back are printed with the text on the printing bed. When you want to colour the text, change filament color after the first 3 layers, no need to change color back you will not...

The concept would have a bed that is completely flat when no attachments are used. Green House: The green house is there for psychological health while providing some needed O2 and food. The green house will be a place the team can relax and...

Hotend and bed stay heated for a short while, then turn themselves off (yay safety!). <br/> <br/> Feed new filament all the way in the extruded (zero reload length). It'll then do a little purge, prompt if you'd like to purge more, and once you...

Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 50% Notes: Filament: ABS natural 1.75 mm layer_height = 0.2 wall_thickness = 0.8 solid_layer_thickness = 1.6 fill_density = 50 nozzle_size = 0.4...

This is optional, but produces the best result. You should be able to straight from the PRINT bed to ASSEMBLY! No External parts needed - no metal springs, no screws, no bearings, no magnets, no electronics, NO GLUE, NO SANDING... you get the...

You'll need to add some sort of spacer on the screw that triggers the Y limit switch under the bed to add some lenght so it triggers a bit before reaching the end because the mount add some lenght on the Y axis. HUGE thank you to Michael...

Of course I've yet to test this, but my plan is as follows: -Having fully assembled the printer with its new effector back off the bolt on the clamp a bit and carefully press down both hot ends -GENTLY move the whole thing toward the bed until the...

Also posted here: http://instructables.com/id/3D-Printed-Spinning-Easter-Egg/ Print Settings: Printer: Flashforge (modified) Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: .2mm Infill: 15% Notes: Extruder temp: PLA, about 195 C, Wood filaments, about...

I dont have settings for anything other than 0.8mm, you are welcome to try. (used prusa slicer) PETG filament thats strong and reliable (you dont want 1kg mass falling on your printer) Bed temp 70c, add gluestick, first layer temp 255c, other layers...

Unless your printer is very large, you'll want to slice this up into 4 pieces and reorient on your printer's bed. When it's printed, you'll need to glue together all the pieces and fill the cracks if there are any. Then, cast the large track ring in...

Use your usual print bed prep method (for the PEI sheet of my Prusa, that'd be wiping with window cleaner). You might observe slight warping in some places, but the whole thing will print just fine. <strong>Ensure that the clamps consist solely of...

Just drop the model to the print bed, scale to fit and print away. All overhangs have been kept below 45 degrees. The columns and decorative details have been imperceptibly altered to optimise your print. This original 3D stl file was created from...

&nbsp;You may want to print extras to avoid the dreaded 'I dropped one and can't find it' syndrome.5 - When removing parts from the printer bed, it's a good idea to place left/right parts into separate containers to help with the assembly...

Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: i3 MK2.5 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.1 mm Infill: 10% Filament: Any PLA Notes: Basically the above settings, although supports were set to only be on the print bed. I haven't actually tried no...

extruder and 50c heated bed. But below are the two main issues that I struggled with. Issue #1 ------ PLA prints sloppy because it does not cool fast enough in the closed chamber. Fix -- Solution (cool the extruded PLA) Open the lid and door,...

There is are split versions of the large panels to fit on a 210x210 bed here: !! https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5808992 Be sure to check out RagingRoosevelt's make for a better printed, current version of this design! This was designed to...

... "The one on the pic is in my bedroom, on the big bed. The X icon turns the lights on/off, the heart switches to a rather intimate lighting. Left/right change colors from arctic aqua/green to cozy red/yelloworange. Up/dn make it brighter or less so.

It is your choice if you add all these sensors or just the position sensor.Additional RequirementsRequired Mechanical PartsM3 screws with flat heads in various sizes (8mm, 12mm)M3×5mm grub screws.Rampa M3 × 8 × AD6mm insets or compatible.Long M3...

Designed for 5.4in tyres Flatbed floor: - Full size 1 piece print (requires a build volume of minimum 300x240x19mm) - Split in half; 2 piece print (requires a build volume of minimum 300x120x19mm) - Split in quarter; 4 piece print (requires a build...

If you are going to do this I suggest practice on a smaller acrylic piece first. Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: i3 MK2S Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 10% Filament: Prusa, Rigid.ink PLA Silver, Black, Natural, Pearl ...

&nbsp;This is because the parts are set up to print in the tall orientation, and there is not much to hold it to the bed unless a brim is used. &nbsp;It will also help to print this slower than normal, since that will help with minimum layer times...

I have also added a blank version so you can fit different boards, batteries and accessories.For best results, print in its side (with the side wall in the bed). You will only need supports added for the speaker port and aux/charge port. I recommend...

The boards look the same, however the component placement and mounting was a little different (as I found after printing 2 cases...) If one of these doesn't fit, take at look at the others, you may find one that fits your device. Print...

In case your slicer imports it wrong, the "back" side should be on the print bed. This will mean the shortest separator is on the left, the longest (with the fan cut out) on the right. Obviously, rotate how you will and the left/right won't be...