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==================================================================== I may still look at improving this design as I feel there must be a way to have the switch lock into place with a little bit more resistance, but for now this works fine. takes...

... Share a couple of the students’ creations with the class and talk a bit about the capabilities and limitations of 3D printing. Would these designs be printable? Would support be required? Should it be printed in multiple parts and then assembled?

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 old red LEDs I found in my spares box are a bit taller by about 1mm than the originals, so adjust the value LED_DEPTH_FROM_TOP to suit. The PDP-11/03 requires just one of these receptacles. It is also used in the PDP-11/05 where seven are...

A bit of work with a file solved the issue. The "hook" part of the clips tend to break off since the force on them are aligned to the layer lines. A fine line of strong 2 component adhesive built up an acceptable and durable lip for the head...

Details are on but will need supports and will likely be very fragile.Print separately:borealis_keelborealis_iceterrainPost-PrintingIce TerrainPrinting out the terrain with white filament works well enough, but I've attempted an interesting technique...

This can be a bit complicated, but again, calipers help here. You can also set the diameter of your pin here (`pindiameter`). After you've finished editing the parameters. Click on and export (`File->Export`) each of the two shapes. One is the...

https://main.eva-3d.page/#contact1x 450mm Linear Rails with MGN12H Bearing - I used these...

This is important because there's a hollow in the bottom of the main cat model, so that it prints open but still has a bit more bed adhesion than a single line.PLA and PETG both work; PETG is strongerI recommend a wider line width, e.g. A PETG...

Allow it to cure overnight.Break apart the mold, extract the model, and cut off any loose silicone (flash).Making the soapCut up the soap base into bits and place 150-200 g in the smaller pot.Bring the larger pot of water to a boil, then lower the...

The high weight of the filament at the top of the gantry is no longer a disadvantage but the wobbling of the filament itself still retains a little bit because of the torsionally weak plastic gantry bridge.So... I would like to recommend the 90°...

If your puck emits bubbles it means an air pocket has been breached, in which case the puck may sink a bit (which protects it in the oil). Using this puck requires an open flame. Take all prudent precautions, keeping the flame away from flammable...

Advantages of this include: * Much lighter than the acrylic hunk that comes with the sensor * Sensor height can be adjusted with much higher precision using a screw and spring * Sensor is out of the way of the nozzle, allowing a good view of prints...

It will be connected by just one M3 screw at the bottom of the carriage - very close to the nozzle. The big advantages of this design are: Compact and light design Only one connecting screw. Servo can be changed by only removing one cable tie Very...

You may find the Colorprint tool useful if your printer supports the M600 command, but your slicer doesn't support adding pauses: https://www.prusaprinters.org/color-print/ After switching filament colors, the nozzle may not be primed and the first...

Tarmo4 Dogbone (Reinforced) Reinforced version of the dogbones to make them a bit beefier. Recommend printing these out of nylon if possible as they have proven to be a high stress item. Tarmo4 Servo Mount w/ ESC Mount Remix of the original servo...

I actually had to move the feet around a bit to get it to be perfectly level. Its a 3D Print after all.</strong></p> <p><strong>Here's the finished keyboard! So excited to have it wired and working. I used EasyAVR to program the teensy. The next step...

two versions of the rear ramps are available, one is a 180° flipable one which let a nice flat effect on the ramp in transport position one is a flat ramp you can let vertical or even a bit on the rear for transport position. 2 brackets have then to...

With blue or black it was okish, with red a bit hard to see. (you can see the difference on the pic, red icons underneath that made me try it the other way) or they get printed extra on a very thin base (0,1mm) get glued on top in the end. Which...

two versions of the rear ramps are available, one is a 180° flipable one which let a nice flat effect on the ramp in transport position one is a flat ramp you can let vertical or even a bit on the rear for transpor position. 2 brackets have then to...

It may be necessary to grind the holes with a 1.2mm drill bit. In this way the operation is easier. Once this is done it is necessary to prepare the reflector. I used a 0.8 mm thick single-sided pcb, but I think 1.6 mm is also fine. You need to...

The mounting bracket and the connector holder bracket do not need supports, but it may be necessary to clean up the holes a little bit. There are some very thin walls in the duct (0.8 mm), but when assembled, it will be plenty strong enough. A 40 x...

- An updated version of the legs’ default pose where the shin guards are separate objects to make printing easier, and the shin guards are projected out more as I felt the original ones were a bit narrow. I’ve kept the original legs in the zip file...

This bit's pretty straightforward. The cutaway view (second pic) shows the internal slide. Threaded through the side holes in the slide slide are 2 road bike cable inners. These have to be road bike cables to keep the lead stopper small enough to...

The fit for this one will be a bit more sloppy vertically, but should work fine. I have NOT built or printed this option, but I am confident it will work fine. You can probably source some thin material to take up any slop in the assembly - even...

...This can be a bit hard with higher counts. And lastly, to get a really good connection, you need the hub to be quite thick, so that it provides more contact for the friction fit of the ball. This thing uses a curved cylinder (torus) as the 'socket'.

There are two issues with the endoscope: the semi-rigid cable is too rigid (in my opinion) for mounting on the extruder carriage, and the camera end of the scope is a bit too long. If you have large prints, you may hit the front door with the...

...3) supports, as shown in the pictures, is suggested but as you can see from the image they are much less than if printed flat. 4) for that extra bit of strength I also suggest 3 perimeters, better safe than sorry when you have an action cam up there.

(OK, maybe I overstated that a bit.) After all, it was just for me so I was not considering what other people may, or may not like. This thing is strong, yet has openings to easily see how much filament is remaining. Additionally, I have 12 places...

Cut the square out with a utility knife or other sharp implement Take a center-punch, or screwdriver if you don't have one, put it through the hole and touching the middle of the bottom card stock and laminate layer of the enclosure lid. HAMMER FIST...