davinci jr 3d models

Tried six different brands of 'sdcard Extenders' - only one worked and only on one of my Prusa printers (did not work on other Prusa or DaVinci). Modified firmware per suggestions in other posts but that didn't fix it. Decided to use a Micro-sdcard...

Print Settings Printer: XYZ DaVinci Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Infill: Low Notes: I designed this with printability in mind. So just use standard settings, no supports and you should be good. Keep the walls kind of thick since we need it to...

... without any glitches. Additionally, I've included a tiny bit of extra space in the upper left gauge area for better glow-in-the-dark paint filling. Print Settings:\nPrinter: DaVinci 1.0\nRafts: Yes\nSupports: Yes\nResolution: 100\nInfill: 30%

... To learn about the product, check out http://www.bodyinteraction.com/product. To print this wearable, use an XYZ printer daVinci 1.0 with ABS black material at a 50% fill-in rate and a layer thickness of 0.2mm.

Print Settings Printer: XYZ Davinci Resolution: 0.2 MM Infill: Students' choice, keeping it consistent throughout Project: Strength Test Objectives: The main goal of this project is to educate students on strength-to-weight ratios and engineering...

... Print Settings: Printer: XYZPrinting DaVinci 1.0A Rafts: No rafts are necessary for this design. Supports: None required due to its clever internal geometry. Resolution: I optimized this model for high-resolution printing at 0.2mm layer height.

Print Settings Printer: DaVinci 1.0A Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20% Notes: Probably works with other settings just fine, but I'd keep at least 0.2 resolution. I used a low fill for the support material. I'm not sure if the...

Print Settings Printer: daVinci 1.0 Pro Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.25mm Infill: 15% Notes: I printed this in ABS, using the following print settings - I don't believe they are necessarily ideal for the design. ...I suggest tweaking to what...

Print Settings: Printer: XYZ DaVinci 1.0a with Repetier Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20% How I Designed This First, install the OpenSCAD cookie cutter extension in your Inkscape extensions directory. Next, convert all objects to...

... remains another reliable resource for those in search of similar information. Print Specifications: Printer: DaVinci Frankenprinter Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Notes: This design is not intended for direct printing purposes.

I operate four xyzPrinting DaVinci original series machines (1.0 and 1.0A) on Repetier firmware. I specialize in mechanical parts, printing almost exclusively solid objects. My work is limited to ABS material. I maintain a channel called "Crafted...

Yes they are thin, but these little boxes come out great on my DaVinci Pro. I added some support pads to the upper rear side to match the pads in the front. They stack very nice but it is harder to get the tray out. My printer sits on a small wire...

These intricately detailed prints range from 60cm to 73cm in length and have already achieved impressive dimensions on high-end devices like the davinci 2.0 Duo. A particularly stunning print boasts a total blade length of 72cm, displaying masterful...

https://tinkercad.com/things/58bFD2GpGMs Print Settings: * Printer: XYZ DaVinci 1.0 * Rafts: No * Supports: No * Resolution: .3 * Infill: 10% * Notes: This lens cap was printed with ABS and showed signs of shrinking. ...It is sized to account for the...

This incredible model is not only printable in full color on an Inkjet 3D printer, such as the Davinci Color, but also includes all the necessary files - OBJ, MTL, and Texture (.png) - to bring it to life. In our country, this kind of artwork holds...

The model is capable of being printed in full vibrant color by high-end Inkjet 3D printers, such as the Davinci Color, and includes the OBJ, MTL, and Texture (.png) files. In Mexico, this type of artwork holds significant symbolic value and has a...

... find all the details on how to get started. Item #1: https://minne.com/items/2591450 And if you need some inspiration or alternatives for design improvements: https://minne.com/items/2934362 Printing Specifications Printer Type: XYZ, DaVinci 1.0

The file also includes full color data for full color 3D printing, like at Shapeways or the Davinci Color. ... Due to the 3MF file format's ability to accommodate multiple objects and color data, these files can be easily un-grouped and assigned...

As with my previous version Perpetual Motion Davinci Style II, perpetual motion begins when the model is tilted backwards, causing a magnet to activate a reed switch which in turn activates a motor that turns the overbalanced wheel via a rubber band...

Just like in my previous model, "Perpetual Motion Davinci Style IV", perpetual motion begins when the model is tilted backwards, triggering a magnet that activates a reed switch and starts a motor. This motor then turns the overbalanced wheel via a...

... areas. So far, I've put in countless hours of use on the chair and it works like a charm. Unfortunately, it won't allow me to select the correct printer, but I managed to get it done with a DaVinci Mini W. ...The part was designed using Fusion 360.

A Textured OBJ version is also included, which is ideal for using on color printers like DaVinci as a .Rar file. IMPORTANT: If your slicing program finds errors, just use Cura slicer. The model was checked in Cura slicing program and is error-free...

Printing Instructions The models were printed using my hacked XYZ Davinci 1 printer and sliced in Slic3r. My settings include a perimeter of four, a print thickness of .2 mm, use of 4mm hexagonal supports, and a density setting of twenty percent. ...I...

... to the inward hub face. The Quick Release uses a 3mm bolt and nut. Each hanger features a cut slot to fit snugly into the DaVinci case spline and prevent movement. ...All hangers were printed at 90% infill for necessary strength on the long rod.

I haven't printed it yet because I've switched from the Solidoodle Workbench to the DaVinci 1.0 pro, mainly because I still need to order 'SNL Yellow' filament from Amazon.com - I'm saving up for some 'Batman black' PLA and a really stretchy material...

... that's sure to turn heads. If you print any of these slimes, be sure to share your creations with me on Twitter @ChaosCoreTech! Print Settings: Printer: DaVinci Pro 1.0 Filament: Hatchbox PLA Layer Height: 0.1mm Infill: 20% Supports: No Raft: No

This custom 3D printed race car toy was designed with precision in Tinkercad and crafted to perfection on a reliable Davinci 1.0 printer. The detailed model was split into two separate printing sessions, using two distinct plastics on a single-head...

The grid design was printed using a Davinci 1.0 Pro with PETG material and default settings, except for increased infill density for added strength. The printing time for this item was approximately 2.5 hours. ...To ensure proper orientation, rotate...

I printed this single print on my trusty Davinci 1.0 with one dedicated extruder using two vibrant colors. Halfway through, I paused the printer and swapped out the spent red filament for a brand new green roll loaded into a second cartridge...

... Also, flip the fan around so air is pushed into this shroud instead of being pulled through it. To control the fan via software, check out instructions at voltivo.com/forum/davinci-firmware/239-cooling-fans-for-extruded-plastic-and-the-tool-head