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After printing each plate, use a sanding block and 120+ grit sandpaper to make the top surface really flat so it holds paint evenly. This does not take long if you have used PLA plastic, since it is quite soft. Note: The solid strip of plastic at...
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If you mount the sensor about 2.5 or 3mm down from the top of the slots (or so that the bottom of the sensor is about even with the bottom of the heat block on the nozzle), your Z offset should be between 1mm and 1.5mm. My advice for that is start at...
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Tip: I found it helpful to insert an M3 screw from the other side and screw it in until it's halfway into the insert, to block melting filament get into the insert.Using a 10mm wrench, screw the PC4-M10 connector into the Dragon mount. If you screw...
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Pommel blocks - I needed the inserted portion to be shorter to allow enough room inside the pommel body. Also added a split version that allows you to print them easier in Flex TPU filament, which is what I did. All the rest of the parts...
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Airflow in the opposite direction should be blocked. Safety WarningsThis design relies on a properly calibrated first layer. If the 1 layer thick diaphragm has holes near the center, then the valve will not operate properly. Holes around the edge are...
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Hinge needs supports underneath the rectangular bit that slides into RollerArm, but I recommend blocking supports under the hinge divot.Roller needs to be printed in vase mode, with a .4mm nozzle. <i>All the wheel tolerances assume this.</i> If you...
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I chose vertical slats here instead of matching the OGS horizontal mainly for ease of printing without needing supports, and also because trying to match the size and spacing of the OGS vent and not block them would be a pain, so I split the...
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No additional hardware, bolts into linear rail block as per original. *<strong>Top_Cap_Simple.stl</strong>: Motor and BMG mount. Bolts to the top of Y-Carriage. No add-ons *<strong>Top_Cap_ZipTie.stl</strong>: Motor and BMG mount. Bolts to the top of...
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I did not want block any airflow into cabinet. I am including a second version of the mount with a long slot to accept a wide range of switches. The slots center the switch in line with the end vent hole and double as screw holes for the...
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You can also use the standard EVA 2 lower Dragon mount if you want.For Rapido hot ends:You will want to use the Rapido mount I have provided, which has an additional lower support that makes the Rapido mounting very rigid.All other hot ends:Other...
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I used Wago connectors, but simple wirenuts or a screw terminal block will work. Use M3 screws to secure the lid to the plate and the PSU. I intentionally drilled the holes slightly too small so the screws would thread against the case. Not ideal,...
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I also had to scale it up quite a bit because it was very small.I wanted to use the Mario question block lampshade by leethegeek - thing 954281, but it was too big and scaling it left the sides too thin. I had to recreate it from scratch. Wanted to...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIbiG6at01g Used in this project: eSun Black PLA -...
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cap screw M4x20 (for the rear fixing block) * 17 pcs. washer M4 x 9mm x 0.8mm * 1 set cover plates (see PDF or DWG) * 2 holes 4.5mm on left rear frame, as per attached drawing. For the filament guide: * 1 filamentfuehrung.stl * 1 rod...
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The mechanical adjustment and signal feed are facilitated using conductors from 15 amp choc block. I soldered conductors to the back by fixing them to a 4mm wood dowel, cleaning with fine wire wool, and then soldering directly. See the picture for...
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She may not print a whole basketball, but you’ll be able to print a really detailed softball! Development thread is here: https://forum.lulzbot.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=654&p=6754#p6754 Instructions Parts needed: One Micrometer Head...
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Winning! To store filament: unload the filament from your printer, pull it to the side a little to pop it out of the centre and into the storage cut, Clip it to the side of the reel... Winning! Revisioning: v1.0 - initial release. Bill Of...
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###Valve Float This floating block is what opens and closes the drain. It needs to be watertight and light. I suggest printing slow with 0.2mm layer height, 0.6mm extrusion width, 1 perimeter, and 0% infill. I included a 3MF file with the settings...
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Unlike East Pediment 1, West Pediment 1 may not have reached completion, for no extra set of geison blocks or extra acroterion has been found. Furthermore, the style and so presumably the date of the two west pediment groups are much closer than are...
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so I could put a rod through the aluminum block (where the heating rod was) and get torque to remove the nozzle without hurting the ceramic cover. See the photo showing the socket, and screw driver. I actually put the screw driver handle into my...
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See here for video: https://youtu.be/1aovdxwkPn0 This file is designed for 15mm diameter marbles and a hot end with a nozzle that protrudes at least 5mm from the bottom of the heat block. If these aren’t an option for you, don’t try this project! ...
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2 - 300mm length 10mm diameter hardened linear bearing rods, not needed for Rep 1 8 - M4-20mm cap head screws 8 - M4 Nylock Nuts 2 - LMK10LUU Linear Bearings for Rep 2 and Rep 2x, LMK8LUU for Rep 1 The Z pusher file needs to be printed before...
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If not, just use one support block at the end of the long rod. CAUTION! Because this is all plastic, turn off the candles every time you've used the pyramid. PLA has a low melting point. I made the design as safe as possible. The structure won't get...
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The engine bells are too large in diameter (now fixed!) and the front/rear body blocks areas might not be quite the right length (hard to tell, the model does match the reference drawing pretty closely...). I tried to improve upon alpokemon's...
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This worked great as a Halloween animatronic project where a spooky inflatable eye follows you around the yard. Used in this project: eSun Black PLA -...
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The rest of the character can be as little as 20% infill (though I personally find that heavier chess pieces feel like better-quality pieces.) I block infill from forming under the character, between their legs, around their head-pieces...
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In the slicer I also block supports for the belt slotted holes in the top of the print. After assembly check to see if laser is perpendicular & use spacers on bottom 2 holes as needed. This last step is mentioned in the update above. The focus...
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Either this screw needs to be one of the flat head screws from the kit, or it needs to be left out or it will cause an interference with the screw block on the corner of the case. All screw holes into printed parts should be tapped with an m3 tap...
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I don't like the provided Junglecat Razer case; as it made my phone hot and also blocked my Chroma. Plus, removing my nice expensive case to use that flimsy one seemed like a bad idea in general. An added frustration was if I was out and about, that...
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The first layer is 2mm thick, every subsequent layer should be 0.8mm. Here's a list of heights and colors for each particular plate: Question block Start with BLACK, then at z2.2 change to YELLOW, at z3.0 change to WHITE. Mario hat Start with RED,...