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... to prevent this issue from occurring. Print Settings: Printer: Da Vinci 1.0 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 75% Notes: This print settings matches that of the original 50mm fan duct, resulting in a similar printing experience.

I reworked my Da vinci pro to Marlin fimrware and TMC2208 drivers including filament change feature. Everything is quiet, fast and reliable. No more crappy slicer and crappy mainboard For extruder part I just removed plastic part with clip and cut...

A Compact Catapult Born from Da Vinci's Vision, Defying Desktop Boundaries at Just 110mm Tall. Printed to Perfection in Under 24 Hours, Ready to Unleash Your Inner Engineer. ... Get a Head Start with Our Step-by-Step Assembly Video:...

The latest upgrade to elevate your 3D printing experience: introducing advanced single and dual spool holders designed specifically for the powerful Da Vinci 1.0 3D printer, watch how it works now at http://youtu.be/tRCpREz1yOk. Below are clear and...

... the tank could work, but upon handling the physical model, they questioned the accuracy of gearing, size constraints, and overall weight. This interactive exercise sparked thought-provoking discussions about Leonardo da Vinci's innovative ideas.

Leonardo da Vinci – 2 May 1519)[4] was an Italian polymath of the High Renaissance who is widely considered one of the most diversely talented individuals ever to have lived. While his fame initially rested on his achievements as a painter, he also...

Printing_da_Vinci_Calibration_Tool_C To match my dial gauge (PEACOCK 107 OZAKI-MFG 0.01-10mm), I attempted to alter its shape. If you desire to adjust the per dial gauge, I recommend adjusting the rasp. The pin is easily escaped. Therefore, I tried...

In one of his earlier works after his apprenticeship ended when he was 20 years of age, John Hogan (1800-1858) was commissioned to produce this bas-relief wooden panel of "The Last Supper" after Leonardo da Vinci. The work, intended for the North...

I loaded my Da Vinci 1.0A printers with the Repetier firmware so that I can use third party filaments. I needed something to keep the filaments from jamming in the edges of the lid. I created this feeder part to snap into the hole on the back of the...

......da Vinci's "overbalanced wheel" models, designed for a classroom environment to spark lively discussions about his work. I created these models to bring his two-dimensional designs into three-dimensional life, inspiring students to think creatively.

After a lot of research, I found that it was possible with the Android app "Da Vinci Jr. NFC Unlocker Pro" and an empty NFC tag. Therefore, I made a plate so that the NFC tag seal can be easily replaced. Just hook it on the filament mounting...

These plugs fill the holes in the interior floor of the XYZPrinting Da Vinci 1.0 / 1.0A / 2.0 printer, to prevent objects falling inside. Variations of the plugs themselves have holes in them, to store your UHU glue stick, brush and cutters (Hakko...

Print Settings: Printer: Da Vinci 1.0a Repetier Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.3 Infill: 50% + Notes: Printed with ABS for heat resistance. Post-Printing Installation: See Evan Nguyen's original thing at...

... Complete your setup with our user-friendly power switch, specifically designed for robust 12-volt and 6-amp connections. Its sleek design measures precisely 19mm x 12mm, complementing your upgraded Da Vinci 3D printer with finesse and reliability.

Cable Chain for X axis Edit 10/03/14 : Enhanced Stability Addition - Anti-Bending Feature Included Instructions After using the Da Vinci 1.0 printer, I observed that the motor-wire connecting mechanism on the X axis began to flex and eventually...

I designed this to be a direct replacement for the XYZ da Vinci filament spools inside their proprietary cartridges, allowing me to keep everything neat and contained within a self-contained cartridge assembly that effectively prevents intermittent...

da Vinci's "overbalanced wheel" designs, created specifically for classroom environments to inspire discussion about his work. These three-dimensional models bring to life the two-dimensional designs that he envisioned. Just like its predecessor,...

Human: Rearview mirror supports for Da Vinci 1.0, This attaches a piece of 6mm mirror to the back of your machine, allowing you to see what's happening behind your extruder and print carriage while it's in action. It's a really handy accessory. A...

da Vinci's "overbalanced wheel" models, specifically designed for a classroom setting to inspire discussion about his work. I was tasked with bringing these two-dimensional designs to life in stylized three-dimensional form, and I eagerly accepted...

It draws inspiration from the detailed sketches of Leonardo da Vinci and relies solely on cleverly designed interlocking pieces to hold together without any need for glue, nails or screws in the easy version. In the hard version, it's simply friction...

Canola Oil lubricant for Da Vinci 1.0 3D printer mounts atop the extruder, securely fastened in place. Tear a thin slit into a cotton ball and saturate it with Canola Oil. Wrap the oily cotton around your filament, then carefully insert it into the...

This model was inspired by a Leonardo Da Vinci sketch and mimics bird flight. The printing method used is Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) with a Prusa i3 printer, PLA filament, a 0.4mm nozzle diameter, and a layer height of 0.35mm on a 200x200mm bed....

Leonardo Da Vinci's cart showcases his ingenious design skills in creating machines that continue to amaze us today. Like many of his innovative creations, this cart was never brought to life due to the limitations of its time. Instead, it was...

3D model of the XYZ Printing Da Vinci Pro 3 in 1 hotend printed circuit assembly (PCA) for purposes as a design aid for other printer part designs. File types included: Fusion360, IGES, STEP and STL to permit import into almost all 3D CAD ...

Print Settings Printer: XYZprinting Da Vinci 1.0 Pro Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .25mm Infill: 30% Notes: The extruder idler is under constant pressure, making it essential to use stronger materials like ABS or PTEG rather than PLA. Extruder...

I developed this S3D profile for the XYZ Da Vinci 1.0 Pro when it wasn't supported by S3D. Since then, the machine has become fully compatible with the latest versions of S3D, making my profile obsolete. Also note that I upgraded my printer's...

This is a replacement filament guide tailored specifically for the XYZ Da Vinci 1.0, which slots neatly between the upper filament tube and the gears as seen in the second photo that is not too clear. My original piece broke somehow and each time I...

This is used to add groovemount hotends (E3D, J-Head, Hexagon) to the Da Vinci Duo. I had this made by Sculpteo and it fit perfect, your mileage may vary if your printer isn't calibrated correctly. You will still need the hole layout print from the...

This mod is designed to seamlessly integrate groovemount hotends (E3D, J-Head, Hexagon) onto the Da Vinci Duo. I commissioned Sculpteo to produce it, and it fitted flawlessly - however, your mileage may vary if your printer isn't accurately...

This sleek dial indicator holder for the XYZ Da Vinci 1.0 3D printer is surprisingly straightforward.\nDouble printing is key here, as one holder will secure the X carriage from underneath while the other grasps the dial indicator tightly, all...