flashforge dreamer 3d models

... for Pummel_2 and Grip_2. The shoto features one of each part, excluding Pummel, Grip, Guard. Print Settings: Printer: FlashForge Creator Pro Rafts: No Supports: Yes How I Designed This: These sabers were designed and modeled in Fusion 360 by me.

With my Flashforge Createor Pro 3D printer, these rules were easily met. However, if you have a printer with tighter tolerances, you may find that some parts are loose. ... To see the device in action, check out this video:...

Built from ABS on a FlashForge CreatorPro without supports or rafts, the models should be constructed at low resolution (0.30mm) for speed and strength, while the arms require high resolution (0.12mm) for detailed accuracy. ... Assembly instructions...

The script goes into this folder C:\Program Files\Ultimaker Cura 3.2\plugins\PostProcessingPlugin\scripts Tested on HK Fabrikator with Marlin 1.1.8 The test M322 version has a switch for M0 and M25, but it's not tested with M322 which is supposed to...

Version B has been printed on a FlashForge CreatorPro in ABS using default settings (0.18mm). It includes STL files with supports designed in since the Slicer's auto-supports feature was inadequate. A raft is recommended but not essential for...

These custom roof designs were created using OpenSCAD for printing on the FlashForge CreatorPro. The prints are made of ABS plastic and follow default settings without requiring any rafts or supports. A separate press-fit base is included to ensure...

Print Settings: Printer: Flashforge Creator Pro Rafts: None, actually - they don't matter in this case. Supports: Not necessary, but they did get used nonetheless. Resolution: .2mm, a relatively high resolution that produces precise prints. ...

The main reason I'm doing this is to avoid printing with sharp edges and instead opt for smooth, curved shapes that my Flashforge printer loves to produce. While I understand the desire for high-quality, small meshes, as seen in Panthro's example,...

FAQ: http://www.thingiverse.com/shivinteger/about Generating Attributions log: [0] Thing Title : BI1 case (original version) Thing URL : http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:109167 Thing Author : south Thing Licence : Creative Commons - Attribution [1]...

http://www.technorama.ch/de/ueber-uns/das-technorama/geschichte-unternehmen/remo-besio Print Settings: Printer: Monoprice by FlashForge (Creator) Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 100% Notes: Use white or natural filament that allows...

Enhance the immobility of caps' tubes when unscrewing the caps for simple removal of filament on Flashforge, CTC, and Wanhao dual printers. Check this link for Plate and Cap: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:312726 and Cap with Grips:...

I utilized simplify3D and uploaded a .factory file to my profile for optimal use on a flashforge creator. The settings include 0.1mm layer height, 30% rectilinear infill density, three solid bottom layers, five solid top layers, and three perimeters....

... let's see how this new system performs. Print Settings Printer Brand: FlashForge Printer: Creator Pro Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: Any Infill: Low Notes: This print was easy to produce. ...The pawl fits snugly in place, a hallmark of my work.

Print Settings Printer: FlashForge Rafts: Don't worry about it Supports: No need for any Infill: Set to 20% for optimal results Notes: I used rafts because my 3D printer has been having issues with prints sticking to the base, but be aware that...

Printer Settings: Printer: Flashforge Creator Pro Rafts: None needed Supports: Not required Resolution: 0.2mm precision Infill: 7% density for optimal weight and strength Notes: Printed in PLA with a temperature of 200 degrees Celsius at a moderate...

I printed the model shown here using my Flashforge Finder, and it was a great way to test out the design at 25% scale. Although I didn't use any supports, I believe the overall quality would have been even better with their addition. Unfortunately,...

I designed this mantis using Sculptris and Tinkercad, then printed it on my trusty FlashForge Finder with WXY silver black PLA filament. Thanks for checking her out! This summer, she and her sisters will be defending my garden from those pesky...

Summary This is a versatile filament spool holder with optical speed pickup that can rest on any flat surface or be securely attached to the back of a Flashforge Creator Pro using the included back plate adapter. I aimed to create an upgrade that...

Here's a step-by-step guide on how to create your own Spock-inspired pendant: First, I printed the object using my Flashforge Creator X with PLA filament and dual extrusion. To achieve the best results, I recommend printing it face down, allowing...

The top measures roughly 6 inches by 9 inches and will fit snugly onto a standard Flashforge Creator Pro (MakerBot) platform when laid flat. Three interchangeable front pieces are available, each boasting a distinct design that can be printed...

... All prints were optimized to fit my FlashForge Creator Pro, which has a limited build volume of X=225mm, Y=145mm, Z=150mm. This is reflected in the large modifications I made to the storage case, modeled from scratch based on the original concept.

I created a ventilation system for heating the chamber of my FDM printer, specifically the FlashForge Creator Pro. I utilized an inexpensive $9 hair dryer, model RVDR5034 by Revlon, to achieve this goal. The hair dryer is installed into the side of...

I printed this in PLA and broke it up to fit the bed of a Flashforge Creator Pro. Assemble using glue that's right for the material you're working with. The lap top holder came from one I designed for the top of the Anet A8, so it also has that...

Printer Settings Printed on: FlashForge Creator Pro 2015 Rafts: No rafts used Supports: No supports needed Resolution: 0.2mm resolution achieved Infill: 20% infill density printed Notes: I just printed with default settings in Simplify3D using ABS...

The STL files provided here take 6 hours and 20 minutes to print on a FlashForge Creator Pro. UPDATE: On May 16th, I removed the oversized STL file and found a new value that works well (3.4mm). ...A new 9x6 STL file has been created using the latest...

The photograph shows the mountain sliced into thin layers, one printed in .3mm slices and the other in .1mm slices, both precision-crafted using Makerware and a FlashForge printer with ABS material. This is part of my "Collectible Mountains" series,...

The printing process took 11:25 and was done using Simplify3d with default high-quality settings on a FlashForge, with PLA as the material of choice. For those who want to see the bigger picture, I've also included a larger scale model that showcases...

I printed it in PLA on a FlashForge, and while it turned out beautifully, there is a slight crack at the bottom of Bridalveil Creek caused by not using infill on the print. ... This incredible 3D printing project was even featured on the 3D Printing...

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To print these feet, I used a FlashForge Creator Pro printer without any rafts or supports. The infill percentage was set to 10% to minimize material usage. Each foot requires approximately 2.5 meters of filament, making a total of 10 meters for all...