factorio prints 3d models

Printing: There is a picture of where supports are needed Supplies: m.2 8mm threaded screws Soldering kit 5mm LED Diodes Thin wires (I used 30AWG) 3v button battery 20mm diameter (cr2032 is what I used) 6mm Tactile push button Metal washer (for...

Seeing a fantastic print in place belt design sparked an idea to create a belt buckle that turns into a gear, clamping down on the belt for adjustability. This concept got me thinking about how to bring it to life. I used picture hanging wire, metal...

... Raspberry Pi 3, taking into account its unique requirements. By streamlining the print process and incorporating essential features, we can create a truly efficient and effective model that showcases the potential of Factorio's combinator designs.

If you can, I'd like to experiment with a .2mm layer height model that uses sacrificial bridging to significantly cut down print time by eliminating the need for extensive inner support material, instead opting for just a few manual supports. This...

This design presents a distinct take on the factorio belt, featuring a belt buckle with an integrated locking mechanism. The structural integrity is compromised slightly, but it should still effectively secure the mechanism in place. A 1.5mm metal...

It prints in one seamless piece, boasting increased durability and flexibility. The new design also features lettering down the side, which can be enhanced with a unique technique - smearing orange paint into the letters and then quickly wiping it...

While the sides of the body might just print okay on their own, you'll definitely need that support for the pipe at the top. The dock itself will hold most phones, and there's a little line at the bottom where you can run your cable through. If...

I've upgraded my previous belt design to 2.0, featuring a single-piece print that's more durable and flexible than before. A stylish touch of lettering runs along the side, inviting personalization. To showcase this feature, I experimented with...

When you're short on hands, an extra hand inserter won't let you down. I used M3 screws for the joints and melted an M3 nut into the base, but I included regular glue in the base connector. It doesn't have to be M3 as long as it's less than 5mm in...

The locomotive keychain comes to life in miniature form, each piece measuring approximately 33mm in length with a central hole of 2mm in diameter. No oil taker has been created yet, but work is underway to bring this innovative design to fruition. A...

We can count on an extra hand inserter when you need one. I used M3 screws for the joints, and melted an M3 nut into the base, but I also included a regular glue-in base connector. You don't have to use M3 screws as long as they are less than 5mm in...

Print settings:0,2 mm layer hight 0,4 mm Nozzle PLA with support and color change at hight

... didn't cause any damage, I'm happy to report. Orient the printer with the back facing down for a support-free print. Please note that printing and using this design is your responsibility entirely - I disclaim all results that may arise from it.

The innovative Belt Design by Warmarine759 showcases the potential of combining 3D printed parts with a string or wire to create a functional belt. Kudos to Warmarine for successfully figuring out how to make 3D printed belts easily and effectively.

inches of tape) : https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07LDPQSVJ/ IF a left and right side files are included, print those with the flat/plane cut side down. I plan to design these brackets in various themes including kids, music, library, shop,...

inches of tape - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07LDPQSVJ/ If left and right side files are included, print them with the flat/plane cut side down. I plan to design these brackets in various themes including kids, music, library, shop, kitchen,...

These are both issues I plan to rectify in v2. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Pro Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20% Filament: ZIRO PLA Clear Notes: Only use supports over 85%. ...Don't need it for the main...

After examining the contours of this small object, I concluded that it would be simple to hollow out and repurpose as a piggy bank. I employed: 1. A 5mm M3 brass insert 1. An M3 screw 1. ...A soldering iron for inserting the insert

After studying this small fellow's design, I concluded that hollowing him out would be a straightforward process and he'd make an excellent coin bank. ... I employed the following tools: 1 - A 5mm M3 brass insert 2 - An M3 screw 3 - A soldering iron...

Test print

reworked prig prints

These are an example of some prints, most of which I designed.

A selection of test prints from freely available, commercial and own STLs.

Parts I have designed and need to try printing: Sunglasses clips (for visor, bag handle, side of bag or pocket) Desk Hook

The vtx_holder_ant_tubular is from ledroneclub. ...I made a different base for it to fit on single 5mm standoffs. Print everything with TPU.

This is a carbonie printout presentation. ... Pla and Petg do not require dimafix. ABS has to be printed on dimafix. ... I encourage you to try

1 cm cube with circle and 2cm cube with circle.  Used for calibration.  X,Y axis printed on the sides, and size printed on the top, keep them for reference once you've got things aligned. Then you can occasionally reprint to see if things are going...

3d printed parts for the FANRAGE frame: https://armattanproductions.com/pages/kit_detail/3151 The skid needs to be mirrored so 2 skids are printed as is and 2 mirrored. The camera holders are for micro cameras (19x19mm^2): - 25 degrees is good...