dino flex 3d models

Stringing the Hand: General Breadboard Setup: The following equipment is used: + Microcontroller: Teensyduino 3.2 + IMU - 6DoF: Sparkfun, LSM6DS3 + Servos: SG90 + Flex Sensor: Sparkfun + Battery Babysitter: Sparkfun + BLE Nano, V1.5 Redbear Labs +...

To achieve optimal results, use a 4" duct that resembles this one: http://smile.amazon.com/FO450-5-ply-Supurr-Flex-Aluminum-Ducting/dp/B00009W3H2. I've used reliable hose clamps like these:...

PETG offers more flex, so it might be the better material to use. Assembly Notes: Remove aluminum end-plate by connector rail, save the 4 screws for securing the case to the PSU Solder lengths of 12AWG wire to each XT60 terminal and snap on end cap....

I actually used clear Flex-Seal for the adhesive, which works very well and makes the labels highly scratch-resistant. Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: MendelMax 1.5 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.17 Infill: 35% Notes: When I...

I printed this using a semi-flex material; this achieved a secure push-fit onto the lens/focus ring. You may need to work on the fitting ring (sanding, etc) to get a tight and secure fit. There is a grove for a cable-tie to add pressure to the clamp,...

With your 3D printer Wanhao Duplicator i3 mounted with a beautiful extrusion Flex and a flexible filament like Makeshaper, you will be able to make the series of protections you need: there are the .stl files for the drill bits with the following...

It turns out that one area where flex really shines is in molding rigid materials. Rigid molds are fine if the content has a bit of elasticity, but for something like concrete it's a huge pain! Even the fine texture inherent to FDM printing clings to...

Because it’s 3 pieces, it can hold quite a bit of weight without flexing. I might expand the design to hold filament rolls if asked. I live in a very humid climate, so I store my filament in ziplock bags with a desiccant packet. Most people cut their...

... steel dowels. (See Solidworks part.) I've used extra-light strings because the fixed aluminum truss rod gives a little too much flex with regular light gauge strings. ... I'm happy to answer any questions about construction details as they come up.

I also didn't want any flex in the walls which would alter the laser module's trajectory How I Designed This When I was aligning the mirrors for the first time, I burned my hand twice as I was getting impatient. I figured there had to be a better,...

Here is the explanation of the files names: Flex: made for elastic filaments like TPU. Not tested.</li> <li><b>Rigid:</b> made for rigid (non-elastic) filaments like PLA, ABS, HIPS, etc. The entire model is a little bigger and the holes for the...

Protomaker, I upgraded because I wanted better performance and the ability to print with ninja flex and filaflex without issue (Success!) Many of these parts have gone through many different tests and revisions, these are the final versions I've used...

Until then it's good enough for me :) Print Settings Printer: Malyan M150 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 20% Notes: I printed with PETG and the holding clips need to be able to flex a little to grab the contents. I don't know if PLA...

These components have a considerable amount of tension on them, particularly Body4, which requires high infill strength or else the bridge will flex and the instrument won't stay in tune. To achieve maximum layer adhesion on Body4, I printed it at a...

You will need to flex the printed part somewhat to get the LCD to fit under the screw supports. It shouldn't take much effort so be careful not to damage the HyperPixel LCD glass. If you have already installed the 40pin riser on the HyperPixel you'll...

I used PETG which can support more weight and is less likely to delaminate under stress, also extra parameters for walls, but after testing the flex I think it would have worked fine with PLA too. Also, I already had my translucent violet PETG in the...

Update: After several months of use, the v5 lost some of its shape due to PLA flexing from the growing weight of the Kossel Mini (1kg spool on top, pcb heatbed+4mm glass). Although it still works fine, the lower tabs now rest flat on the table...

This material was ideal since the part needs to flex over the base to fit into place, and it will withstand proper abuse when things get extremely competitive. The print took roughly 6 hours and can be seen finished in the machine with structural...

If you have any request on the design just ask me.2021 is the year when most of country started the covid-19 vaccination; that's why I added a design with the 2021 with the "0" as a virus silhouette and the "1" as a syringe.For other phone cases...

PETG offers more flex, so it might be the better material to use. Assembly Notes: Remove aluminum end-plate by connector rail, save the 4 screws for securing the case to the PSU Solder lengths of 12AWG wire to each XT60 terminal and snap on end cap....

If you have any request on the design just ask me.2021 is the year when most of country started the covid-19 vaccination; that's why I added a design with the 2021 with the "0" as a virus silhouette and the "1" as a syringe.For other phone cases...

I also printed in PETG which has a bit more flex than PLA (which could crack). Aside from that I would recommend using 3 walls and 20% gyroid infill and making sure your steps per mm and flow is calibrated (to insure dimensional accuracy), and your...

To assemble, I put all of them around the cable first, pushing the top edge of the cable in behind the PTFE clip first, then gently flexing both the slot part of the clip and the cable just a bit to tuck it into place. Then I snapped them all down...

I also wanted to make sure torque on the PTFE fitting, while the hotend was traversing the X-gantry, wouldn't cause the conversion to loosen up or break due to flexing.I decided to tap the threads instead of designing them in. Ample reinforcement has...

... Hose is 4 or 5 feet of 1/2" or 13mm ID clear vinyl flex tubing available from local hardware store. ... Print anywhere in the 0.25 to 0.35 mm layer height, ABS or PLA, with 0.3 rectilinear fill, at least 3 perimeters and 4 top and bottom layers.

It can be removed by compressing the hooks with some pliers. Between the round part and the hooks there is a thing piece of just a few layers in height to get some flex between the clip and the lid. Carefully bend it at installation to prevent it...

I purchased an extra-long ribbon cable for the camera to ensure it would reach and it flexes as the bed moves without issues. I am providing 2 versions that I created, along with the OpenSCAD file, so you can modify it yourself if needed. UPDATE:...

The panel thickness has been increased to reduce/remove flex, additional support has been provided by extending the part forward to one of the front screw mounts, screw holes have been recessed to fit the factory screw heads, and the pylon has been...

... For the seal, if you have something soft like Ninja Flex, print it as is. If you have stiffer TPU (I can only print firm but not soft), change the Z height in your slicer to 4.1 or 4.2mm instead of the standard 5.x setting when slicing the seal. 2.

Although 5mm of the "strong and flexible" material is robust, I couldn't crack or flex it even when pushing hard on the middle while pulling down on both wings. However, constant vibrations outdoors could potentially make it more brittle, so it's...