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3 - The model is straightforward to build, however the eyebrows are quite small and require a bit of patience. The dents for the eyebrows are to be used as a guide and the eyebrows do not need to sit flush. 4 - Refer to the assembly diagrams in the...

Especially the adjustments on the materials in Substance Painter are crucial; you need to download this file to see how it works, making the model a bit pricier. I'M NOT PERFECT: Nobody is! I always try my best but sometimes mistakes can occur...

## Print instructions - Print the main case without support - Print the lid with supports (not strictly required but the snap fit triangles will droop a bit otherwise) - I printed on an Ender 3 with PLA at 0.28mm 60mm/s 20% infill and found the...

The head fits into the body nicely but a bit of the flat part shows in the back. You can minimize this with a little sanding if needed. My apologies.</p> <p>4-Please take care with left/right pieces. If you lose track of the left/right, be sure to...

I anticipated the need for a second set of Z leadscrew and motors but it seems that two Z motors are enough for the job, although the Z carriage is so heavy that sometimes it slips down a bit when the motors are disabled. Of course you will need...

With all my respect to all other designs – they look to me a bit of overdone, too bulky therefore less effective for...

This can be difficult to do, and requires a steady hand and a "step bit" in a drill.IMPORTANT!! The "drip tube" MUST have a hole (2-6mm) drilled in the top of it as noted in "kalk hole.jpg" to break the syphon action of the overflow, otherwise...

All in all, a fun project and the new KeyShot really made it simple to get the results even though I made it a bit convoluted :)The Future!I still use KeyShot 6, but can definitely see using KeyShot 10 as part of my regular workflow creating 3D...

May require a little bit of sanding for smooth fit. - Wiring Diagram Added. - Pistol Feeder Tube. This tube will work better with pistol brass. - Feeder_TUBE: Cut the holes in the Feeder_Tube Similar to Pistol Feeder Tube so you can see the brass in...

I personally had to sand the edges of the t-track quite a bit then press them in with a clamp but then modified the rectangle the t-tracks go in so they should fit better. Put the t-track into both the top and bottom bracket then use the screw holes...

-I couldn't find any substitute for a little bit of elbow grease for connecting pieces of the coolant hose. The nozzles and adapters aren't as challenging to connect, but the individual links in the hose are pretty hard to press in. ...You can...

I had to make that area thin (about 0.05") so the nut sits low enough to get enough threads from the tripod but it was rather thin so I updated a version which is a little thicker (about 0.075")Update:While I like the larger viewing area of the 4"...

On the first pass I made a lot of rookie mistakes, using many steps where only a few were needed once I learned the tools a bit better. Three versions later I managed to get the right scale from the start, learned how to save time and effort with...

As for why the detail is so prominent (not just the Bimbo bits), but also the tears in the suit folds in cloth, etc., on my models – well, they are primarily made/designed for my own collection. I always sand down with fine emery and subject the...

I've educated other students on how to design in Inventor 2016, and this project covers all the basic and a bit more – just enough for new students. Lesson/Activity: Now of course you can just give this task to a student and tell them "do that,"...

If you want to give the card dispensers a bit more stability during transport, print the card dispenser hlder, place them on top and tie them to the bottom ones with rubber bands (s. picture). The entire hex tower then goes into the storage box,...

Some software debug skills are required to go down this path although most of the effort was finding missing pieces of code and not really writing much code from scratch although a little bit of code will need to be modified for Octave. Blender...

or go for the fixed rail options FGC-68 MKII UNW fixed low rail UPPER set https://odysee.com/@UntangleWORKS:a/68-LR-upper:2 FGC9-MKI UNW HYBRID Upper with fixed MKI low rail https://odysee.com/@UntangleWORKS:a/FGC9MKI-HYBRID-low-rail:0 FGC9-MKII...

Second, I wanted to make a little cover to give the power outlets in the cockpit and foredeck a bit of extra weather protection. The heavy lifting on this project is sadly not 3D printed. It uses two things that can be bought off Amazon. One is...

The only difference is that I moved the end 0.159mm in to make the fit just a bit tighter. To print this, orient the QR mount parts so they stand vertically and use the minimum of supports. The case parts can be oriented so the flat parts are on the...

The holes in the frame were drilled out a bit for this. The railing doesn't seem like a task for beginners to me. A soldering aid is included and the principle of the railing is shown, although I simplified the railing in my example. I create...

Your Z-endstops must be a little bit under the heatbed. TIP for leveling: check that your opposite corners of your heatbed are in the same height. You can do the Bed Leveling over the specialmenu in the display or send the G-Code: G28 G29 ...

The side cover is a bit tricky to print as there are hinges; I chose to print the hinges down and use a raft. Currently printing the top and clips. 05-09-18 Update: Major update. Printed out the first version and learned a lot of things; top cover...

This is a completely new version of my original design (here: https://www.printables.com/model/145632-dslr-rig) without the cage and with fewer parts. Redesigned in SOLIDWORKS for higher precision.UPDATE (19/04/2023):Uploaded .STEP files (exported...

This upgrade requires two parts and four extra screws, as well as drilling through the black plastic casing with a 2.5 or 3mm drill bit. The screws closest to the front of the machine are 3mm x 15mm, while the others are about 8mm long. Both...

Upping that to 50 degrees reduces the width of the bottom of the cup to a bit under 14mm. (I haven't tried printing that; let me know if you need a .stl of that and don't want to use the FreeCAD file.) How I Designed This FreeCAD Part Design: Loft...

Added to the project - found the vertical extrusions spreading a bit towards the top, added a rod to help it stay at 100mm distance, but it needs work. - Rotated the gripping part of the extrusion cap and lengthened the pip in the middle. Cap now...

How I Designed This Started with some drawings I found online for the housings, tweaked it a bit, added a 2mm cube at the end to make it easier to hold (and, if needed, to remove), last change was to add a 0.2mm chamfer on the underside so a squishy...

They fit really tight so it's better to plug in the legs before the head so you have some grip to give it the needed pressure to get them in. Things to print: 1 x Pig Body 1 x Pig Head 2 x Pig Legs 1 x 12mm Plug A Cow Soon to come... A Chicken...

This is still in beta, so please read the instructions to ensure you have all of the materials and a bit of patience. Enjoy! 📢 New! Sell physical prints of any of my designs by joining my new Patreon subscription and support more great future...