bit buddy 3d models

The holes may need to be eased with a suitable drill bit.The lever has an arrow-like shape at it's tip, which shows which direction to rotate it to open the gate.You need to print 2 tubes, the 2 halves of the butterfly (Butterfly_1 and Butterfly_2)...

Screw down the bed leveling screws quite a bit first because the carriage sits a bit lower than stock so you must lower the bed a few mm. If you don't, the nozzle may crash against the bed! Also, remove the bed sticker on the first attempt so you...

I warmed up the butterfly on the wings and bent it a bit, this creates a 3D effect. You could do many things, for example eyes that look at you in the dark, swap ornaments and symbols depending on the season or festival and holidays, when the...

Screw down the bed leveling screws quite a bit first because the carriage sits a bit lower than stock so you must lower the bed a few mm. If you don't, the nozzle may crash against the bed! Also, remove the bed sticker on the first attempt so you...

  Orange parts: 10% cubicThe big heart shape parts are printed with 30° support with painted on supports on the edges and no supports in the hexagonal holes for the pins.I printed it with “Snug” Supports.The top part of the heart shape does...

- Large nodes with long shaft are a bit more temperamental. As such, I have found the best way to print them is with the shaft facing sideways. The shaft is then needs to be supported. I added a support and it is in the “.stl” itself (so print...

It is strong enough to pull every last bit of plastic off your filament spool regardless of how rigid it is :)\nI found a sweet spot at 10cm between the parts horizontally. 12cm between the lower holes vertically and 19cm between the topmost holes...

Edit: 25/4/2018 - added a bit of tolerance (0.4 mm) to the screw holes so that they're easier to use. You can change TOLERANCE and SCREW_DIAMETER in the scad file if you want to adjust things. I did some actual measurements using an app on my phone...

The score markers are a bit more snug so they hold the lot markers in place. If you only have the base game, print 4, if you have "Up!" then you'll want 6.</p> <h3>Dice Caddy:</h3> <p>Not strictly necessary but this caddy slips over 6 of the player...

These models being convex underneath would need support to print correctly so they are a bit more complex to print although they would be more similar to the original. Personally I use the plain model "B" which is very easy to print and fulfils its...

This is a remix of a project on Thingiverse (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3551411) which I found, but I ended up needing a bit more versatility because my panels needed heavily customized. Im also done putting things up on Thingiverse now, so it...

It wants to be a bit round. I filed down the rod until it could be inserted into the pipe without binding.</p><p>I used a dremel to trim off the top of the rod for the rudder so it stayed under the deck. ...You could possibly use a saw or cut it to...

The part cooling fans here provide quite a bit of versatility. First, like my previous version of this, the fan sits at an angle of 45degrees, like the current PRUSA MK3 fan design, providing a more direct heat path. My reasons for doing it,...

It does put some extra load on your head, so the strap needs to be on a little bit tighter. But it increases your playing time by a lot. And you can always easily slip out the battery when you don’t need it. ... Added bonus: probably also works for the...

The concept relies on two home-made "rollers" used to push the upper part of the x-axis belt that tiny bit required not to rub against the housings, while at the same time reduces wear on the belt which is now in contact with a rolling, not a sliding...

The (spring) holes in the frame may need to be enlarged slightly to fit the M3 bolts through easily - I used a 3.2mm drill bit for all the holes. Fit the new heat bed support parts to the frame and heat bed. Place a bolt in each clip, using the...

It will move a little bit when turning and printing. I just put my scraper between printer and spool and it works perfectly. Used for a Häfner spool (hafner-spools.com). Is a spool with open areas in between (see pictures). 52mm is my spool wide -...

... It's possibly my design is a little out (a few centimetres), it's also possible the whole thing is scaled a bit large due to my chunky hands, but it does seem to line up with what I could see in the recent episode of Mandalorian that showed them.

For an 8-point gauge, the parts list will be: 8x arm three 16x 9mm connector set 7x arm one 7x 4mm connector peg 7x arm two 4x 3mm washers Assembly: The push-fit connectors may require a bit of effort to fit into their holes on the arms - this is...

The tray bit was mostly flat on the top layer, but had a random spot where it wasn't near the hole. Didn't show up on 100% scaling, but absolutely did on 125% scaling, where the topmost shell wasn't a fully flat surface, but had line gaps to work...

This really isn't typically necessary, but &nbsp;because some people reported their films would sometimes wiggle/crawl out a little bit during development, I've added (and improved) this feature. This should help with those (rare)...

Things that will be accomplished: Your very own custom MPX at a fraction of the cost MP5 magazine utilization (TM standard fit) V2 gearbox compatibility M4 hop chamber Buffer tube stock for battery fitment Things you need: Rotary tool with...

&nbsp;I just dabbed epoxy onto the four gussets on one side and pressed it gently onto the stiffener.&nbsp;Update August 8, 2022 - I made some minor improvements to the x bracing, and updated the ArgoDamBridge quite a bit, including adding piers and...

do I even know myself?!\r\n\r\nFast forward a bit, I went ahead with my mission, doing the typical temperature tango, and extrusion groovin', but shortly in I decided since I was going to do this the easy way with a single print, I wanted something...

We usually create practical designs, but we thought we'd mix it up a bit with an 'impractical' project that we've really enjoyed creating. If you like your doughnuts to be over-engineered, then this design is for you! Created purely for fun, this...

... Nothing even broke, which was bit of a surprise... go on until all plates and beams are in place. Finish the build by installing the end caps on top</li> <li>if parts missing, print them :)</li> </ul> <h3>How I Designed This</h3> <p>Used OpenSCAD.

Update 5: changed the body of the mag a bit: made the rails in the mag taller to prevent darts from getting stuck, added a Talon mag catch slot so you can (in theory, not proven) use it in talon mag adapters (or at the very least lock into dual mag...

But this is just a cleaner better aligned design. Moved camera hinges on case bottom to be a little bit higher for a better view. Still trying to figure out a way to adjust the camera tilt.</li> </ul> <p><strong>EDIT 2: Reworked the model...

Pour a small amount of wax into the bottom and allow it to set before filling Because of the hole for a wick, this model is prone to leaking a bit. Scotch or cello tape works best for making a good seal. <b>Silicone Votive Mold</b> (seamless) ...

The hole is closer to the top of the lobe, and the top two center teeth should fit snugly over the single tooth of the V bit; we'll call this the right side of the heart. F) Find both of these gears, which are relatively flat; they're a mirror image...