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Painting PLA is a viable option if you don't have access to ABS or PETG Print with a brim for bed adhesion and support structure for the protruding post Depending on your slicer software and printer accuracy, you may need to clean stray filament out...

Slight cutting away of the electronics case will probably be necessary for cleanest look.Place 2 nuts (or 3 if using side mount version) into part 1.Ziptie part 1 to the x-axis motor.Bolt part 3 to part 1 with the cable between them.Place part 2...

To help position those pieces, remember that the flat side that was on the bed always aligns to the seam straight down the middle. 4-Refer to the assembly diagram in the pictures section as well as the uploaded pictures for putting the model...

- see Photo\nClearance\nMake sure none of the screws or nuts hits your bed or some other moving part inside your printer!\nPrepare the QuickReleaseBlocks by screwing a M3 screw through each of them before assembling.\nAssemble the QuickRelease item...

All parts can be printed on a small printer with a 100mm bed size. All parts can be printed without support except where indicated. My printer (UP mini 2 ES) always needs rafts, yours might not. For each wagon you need: • 2 x bogie bodies • 8 x...

This was done to avoid misalignment issues, and mitigates the issues associated with chopping up these parts (ideally these wouldn't be cut into sub-parts).The following additional components are required for mechanical assembly:16 M3x16mm socket cap...

Simple clean bed adhesion is all that is required. 4- The model stands by itself using the print parameters noted above. If a higher infill is used on the head, the model may become top heavy. Use your discretion for different printing...

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...

The BLTouch mount can be moved up or down to accommodate either a standard v6 style J-head hotend or a Volcano. I used the popular fan shroud from Hangtight: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4042492 With this mount and fan shroud, your bed...

The original size of our model is larger than we can fit on our print bed. Scaling in your slicing program offers nice customizations for the model. The model includes a base surrounding the building that can be used as a sidewalk to place...

Finally, I added a brim to increase bed adhesion.This seemed to work: both halves were successfully printed on an Ender3 Pro and glued together. My first attempt involved using uncolored PLA. I found that the result looks a bit like a quartz...

4 - When removing parts from the printer bed, it's a **VERY** good idea to place left/right parts into separate containers to help with the assembly process. ..Assembly tips: 1 - Take your time gluing the model together and enjoy the process. Give...

 Orient as shown in images - these screws both clamp down on the tube and secure vertical adjustment.Insert nuts into P3 (4 hex nuts on Picatinny, but the 2 square nuts on Arca go into the nut pockets on top of the mount.Insert 35mm screws through P4...

There are 2 versions of the cable management lid depending if you intend to use the expansion board or not.Do let me know which boards you intend to use and I will be publishing a library of mounts that will work across the EMS ecosystem. BOMThis...

get both of the patters in view if not already (seems prusaslicer places them a bit oddly)  this can be done by setting x and y to zero and pressing the drop to bed button in the part manipulation area.6. Scale Dwayne to the appropriate an...

Unless you're very confident in printing small surface vertical items on your bed, it is recommended that you print the vertical flags with brims.Flat FlagsFor the flat printed flags, brims aren't necessary. Though not as nice as the through color...

Example "6.8 5.5 5.4 4,7 Single spacer.stl" When you import the .stl file into your slicer, you'll need to rotate the Single no tabs, Dual & Triple spacer 90 degrees to get it flat on the print bed. NOTE which side is the flat side vs the tapered...

I chamfered the upper window slot so it can be printed with the flat slotted side on the bed without using supports (45 degree angle.) I also altered the bolt holes to tear-drops so they should print without supports and maintain their shape. ...

Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: i3 MK3 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 20% Filament: Gizmo Dorks ABS Yellow Notes: Prints on its side, a tiny amount of support is recommended for the tabs which will be off the print...

15.09.2017 By request of Maddmurph I have cut foot base file in half so he can print it on his 200x200 bed. Check Base_in_half_a.stl and Base_in_half_b.stl files 16.09.2017 By request of Maddmurph (lucky one) I have redesigned light pipes to fit...

Mount the heat bed and do a Z axis calibration on the end of story. That is all. I am very satisfied by the result. The Y axis movement is smooth, quite and very precise. No Y crash occurs. ...Print instructionsUse a PETG, 0.2 layer and 100% infill...

I love challenges!\nPrint Settings\nPrinter: \n Hypercube\n \n Rafts: \n Yes\n \n Supports: \n Yes\n \n Resolution: \n 0.20mm\n \n Infill: \n 100%\n \n Notes: \n I used HIPS filament, very versatile and easy to manage, but every strong type will...

I have not tried this… you're on your own :)PrintingThe largest part (gantry) just fits on an MK3s bed - rotate until you have a fitPrint settings I used were slight tweaks on the MK3s 0.3mm layer Draft profile:3 perimeters5 top and bottom layers10%...

Using very thin walls, 2mm or less, actually helps when printing intertwined. Printing Separately Alternatively, you can get a nicer print by using a slicer to separate the two pieces and then print them with support to the bed and a brim to keep...

However, bed attachment remains unreliable, so z-hopping is necessary to prevent unnecessary forces during printing.\r\nBecause of the small cross-section, melting can occur. To mitigate this, lower the nozzle temperature and speed, and print...

Can be printed on same bed as Part1. Part2_final: True Yellow, should be printed with the large socket-less face down. Part3_final: Neon Orange, should be printed on it's edge (so it is like a wall). Part4_a_final: True Orange, should be printed on...

Easy fits on a print bed. Parts selection Select files "Hulk_Right_Top_Arm_wBracket_Leo_N.stl" and "Hulk_Left_Top_Arm_wBracket_Leo_N.stl" if you have my "Brackets" (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1872162) installed on your printer. The "Brackets"...

    Technical notes The files have been designed and split to fit within a minimum print bed of 120x60x150mm.  The files are designed for 32mm scale miniatures.  These are high quality 3D print production files intended for resin printing. They may...

But: Initial layer Temp 240C, Main layers 235C, Initial Speed 10m/s, normal 40m/s Bed @ 80C. I will post up the results once completed. Using PLA the Prints last a couple of months before they break, so I hope that the PETG improves their life...

Other versions: * Ender 3: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3558321 * Ender 3 with MKS Gen L (high version): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3508238 * Ender 3 with MKS Gen L (low version): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3502425 The box...