bow arrow low poly 3d models

Model made as 1/8 scale in FDM version and 1/16 in SLS/SLA version.FDM version dimensions:After being printed will stand - 89.5 mm tall, 88.6 mm wide, 100 mm deep - with platform;76.6 mm tall, 42.4 mm wide, 43.5 mm deep - without platform;SLS/SLA...

Your attention is presented to two of his options: with a laser and without it.ABOUT THIS 3D MODELThe model is saved in STL files, a format supported by most 3D printers.FDM version features: - Changeable hands with laser and without it;- In the slot...

The 3D printing model's chosen scale is 1/60 for the FFF/FDM version and 1/100 for the DLP/SLA/SLS versions.VERSIONS' SPECIFICATIONSFFF/FDM 1.0 version features:- Contains 42 parts;- A printed model is 293 mm tall, 190 mm wide, 146 mm deep;- Made...

The 3D printing figurine's chosen scale is 1/8 for the FFF/FDM version.VERSIONS' SPECIFICATIONSFFF/FDM 1.0 version features:- Contains 12 parts;- A printed model is 296 mm tall, 253 mm wide, 240 mm deep;- Made with a nice rocky platform for you to...

The 3D printing model's chosen scale is 1/30 for FFF/FDM version.VERSIONS' SPECIFICATIONSFFF/FDM 1.0 version features:- Contains 33 parts;- A printed model is 178 mm tall, 126 mm wide, 327 mm deep;- Assembly kit includes...

Lock 1_Ge_lock_7S (x8) needs to be printed 8 times; lock 2_Ge_lock_7S_70_ (x2) you need to print twice;- All parts are divided in such a way that you will print them with the smallest number of support structures.DLP/SLA/SLS 1.0 version features:-...

The model’s chosen scale is 1/16 for the FFF/FDM version, 1/32 for the DLP/SLA version, 1/48 for SLS version.Old FFF/FDM 1.0 version dimensions:A printed model is 350 mm tall, 209 mm wide, 170 mm deep;FFF/FDM 2.0 version dimensions:A printed model is...

 The loops form naturally on retraction, and when being pulled through it the filament goes in a  wide arc with very low friction. I prefer this buffer but I understand it is asking a lot of folks who already have the Prusa buffer printed. In that...

I will model a 3D printable rudimentary strap and cloth patch as well at some point but these are low priority and will only be done after I have finished updating the details for all other parts of the helmet first. At this time, you could print the...

I tried to make this device as low as possible so that the work was comfortable. The stepper motor is used by<b>Nema 14</b>, its dimensions are<b>35x35 mm</b>, this is the height of the device itself. I used the same engines in the project of the...

In addition, men will handle the very-low-probability situations when such situations do actually arise. (In current man-machine systems, that is one of the human operator's most important functions. The sum of the probabilities of...

I contacted a lot of manufacturers over the last year, told them about the project and one of my terms was a very low-profit margin in addition to quality, I really wanted it to be affordable. The vast majority of them didn't even bother to come back...

First, I must say that this part is still under construction, as there simply are no nice low profile male 40 pin IDC connectors, and no working gender changers. I need to work on that, for instance create a small PCB with a 40 pin male PCB connector...

You can even adjust the friction if you slap on a new spool which tends to unwind if the friction is too low.Z (leadscrew) snyc: for the CR-10s Pro you can to this easily. You will just need two GT2 20T B8 pulleys with grub screws and a 760mm GT2...

It has two additional holes that are intended to hold a small low-power toggle or push-button switch and an LED. How you wire those is entirely up to you (I used it as a cutoff switch for some extra layer fans, with the LED wired to light up when the...

at least two) parts (which, of course, have to be glued after printing) as visible in this section view of the same object:Reason is that, as detailed below, the threads should always be printed in a very high resolution (low layer height) while for...

(Some of this is likely fixed by tuning to the correct printer settings, but you may be here regardless.) If they come out too snug, the issue is probably on the outer post's inside - sand that, keep fitting it, and work it until it's smooth but not...

The 300x300 heat bed is currently not mounted, as I want to finish the electronics casing first, to avoid messing around with mains power and low voltage loosely mixed together and risking to break something or someone. I also got new longer ribbon...

3D printing the Mars colony without human labor before the colonists arrive is the key to low mission cost because you don't have to purchase additional launches for all the infrastructure necessary for a Mars colony. I want to showcase 3d printing...

I guess you could print at a low enough temp that it gets a matte finish, but then I'd worry that the print wasn't strong enough. PLA or ABS would probably be less shiny, so fewer reflections (if you leave the foam screen out when installing...

This is a followup to: Lack Attack#3: Koppla the Lack: https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/15919-lack-attack-3-koppla-the-lack-aka-power-the-lack-s without further adieu.... Attack 4: ENCLOSE THE LACK Its been a while since my last update, mostly as...

The parts are made to fit to it only.)1x ESP32 micro controller board (No ESP8266 use possible because of its low specs.)1x USB power supply 5V / >=3A1x Micro USB cable 3m  Printing instructions:No supports or brim needed for all parts.0.3 draft...

None of the 10 boards I have managed to produce a stable 20 volts supply under even minor load.I drilled out the hold and mounted a simple socket for a laptop power supply.The back-panel will be redesigned for this.Print SettingsPrinter...

On one of the two lower enclosures in my 2x2 stack, I mounted the spool holder low enough that the door of the enclosure above could swing over it, but I mounted the other one a bit too high. Rather than remove and remount it (possibly leaving a...

I've attached a picture of this, but basically the holes should be drilled as low as possible without reaching the point on the steel where it starts to curve. It should also be vertically aligned with the original screw holes. Once you've done this,...

Try to find a low RPM motor rated for higher voltage (6V/12V). The typical 1.5/3v ones spin too fast with too little torque to work well with this design, and may overheat and burn.<ul><li>For a good quality option, the Mabuchi FK-130SH has carbon...

It Works, I have test it!FeaturesSecured BaseFor me, the most valuable feature is the low profile “Dock” attachment, It properly secures the controller to the table so there is no need to hold it.Four holes to secure itPush in to click-lockPush down...

This is enough that it wont show a low battery light on the keyboard. What also works to power the keyboard is hooking the battery lines of the keyboard to the GND and 3.3V pins on the computer. It draws less than 50ma so this is perfectly...

Anyway you are advised, this can be even cheaper than those 2CH radios but full of possibilities :) I have been taking a look to some existing projects in the web about RC Control with Arduino and I think they reached the point of offering quite good...

Take you hair dryer (or other hot air device) and on low heat begin heating the wrap so that it begins to shrink. You don't want to be too hot else you might melt the printed parts and heat up the cells too much.32. Once that is securely shrunk...