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You may need to do a bit of sanding/drilling if things are too tight. In order to get the bolt and the insert to fit into the aluminum tube, you will need to first expand the smaller hole to 1/4”. Then, cut out a channel of equal width. I used a...
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If they don't go in, clear the NES port holes with a 9/64" drill bit, usually only around the orifice. The back part doesn't need support either. ===PCB=== This design requires a PCB to be ordered: https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/1aCic7tG Gerber...
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Painting was done with a few coats of filler primer, some sanding, gloss black topcoat, chrome topcoat then a coat of varnish to break the chrome back down a bit. The helmet was a lot of filler and sanding to get a hand forged look with the same...
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Just in case it's not clear, you tighten the top screws (the screws that hold the z-nut to the z-reciever part here), but you keep the lower screws loose - tighten them /just to the point where it starts to "bite" (eg, gently move the Z lead screw...
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There is some feedback but take note of the estimated hole size (for choosing an appropriate drill bit). Adjust the parameters if necessary. Once happy press F6 for a full render, which may take some time. </li><li>Once rendered export the...
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May need superglue if your printer is super accurate. Bit of a puzzle to put together, be aware of things like the z rails hiding screws, pain to mount the z motor, tricky to assemble the anti backlash assembly (I purchased new ones instead of the...
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Here are the links to the other mods that I used: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2729888 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3258213 (120mm to 80mm flange/adapter if you only have 80mm fans available) https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:905754 (grill...
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The one provided is a bit small - it's very hard to put all the electronic parts + the battery inside. So I've designed this cabin (inspired from the Copper Responder) - scale ~1/32. With that version: - all the electronic components can be put...
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The front doors are a bit larger than the front opening, the side doors fit into the side openings. I used 3 mm acrylic which I cut by hand using a special knife. Laser cutting is preferred....</p> <p>Because of the thickness of the acrylic, I added...
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These are the bare minimum values, use slightly bigger ones (recommended: 45mm for X and 30mm for Y) based on the size of the drawing and the clips or magnets that you use to hold the paper in place.The collet holder requires a bit of lithium grease...
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For the spark gap I used a couple of bits of single stranded wire, these can be substituted for something else, multi-strand wire, needles, nails etc.. You could bend nails into an "L" shape for both the terminal and the arc gap but that seems like...
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Here are a bunch of parts I ended up sourcing, but most of these are flexible based on where you live and how many DWC jars you need: - [Black chalkboard Spray...
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I have uploaded the step files for the main case, and don't guarantee that the hole locations for the screen are perfect, I had to open up the holes a bit to match the hole pattern on my screen, which I believe is an issue with my printer. The...
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(to give a little bit of room for adjustments) Mark this position with e.g. a pen or guess later by eye.</li> <li>Write down this X position value. Later needed for GCODE modification. This will be the trigger position.</li> <li>At this position...
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You can skip this step, but installation will be a bit more difficult. ** Installation ** * Install the mount to the gantry and secure with 2 m3 screws for stock. If you're using a micro swiss direct drive gantry, you can further secure the...
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You have upgraded your Ender 3 to a great 32 bit SKR 1.3 board and you're missing the ease of use of the SD card... not to worry, the Ender 3 will EASILY use the RepRap Discount Full Graphics Smart Controller display. Here's a way to mount it onto...
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Found this model by spiga76, changed the PLA model a bit to go from 230-190 instead of 240-200 and added labels for filament types. PrintingFor easier configuration, we can apply G-code to "Printer Settings" > “Custom G-code” > “Before...
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The side cover is a bit tricky to print as there are hinges; I chose to print the hinges down and use a raft. Currently printing the top and clips. 05-09-18 Update: Major update. Printed out the first version and learned a lot of things; top cover...
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base pieces, arm pieces, and cover pieces).\nThe best method involves simultaneously printing both left and right component pairings at once so as to improve detail on finer features\nTo add density and further aid in support creation while also...
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Since this one has a different mount than the template from HDVideo on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5028820 I redesigned the case a bit. I did without the USB socket, as well as a switch that wakes the device from standby mode. The...
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Putting the bolts on the inside hole covers is a bit of a challenge and I left the bottom one off. You will need to use needle nose pliers to get those on. If I redo this design, I will probably change those inside connections to be a slot of some...
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In that time he had an undergraduate student working to complete the project who has since graduated and the project has come to a bit of a standstill. With his permission I'm publishing the files and as much information about the project as we have...
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Also works for Massive Darkness, although that box is a bit bigger. This system works well if you store your boxes horizontally. Everything here prints on a 150mmx150mm bed. If you just want to start printing, start with. * Modern, using...
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The square bits on the base are intended to be where you glue. That keeps the glue away from the magnets, which is important, because the magnet being able to turn is critical to this working well. It avoids having polarity issues. Now, lots of...
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An Ogre fortress is not build to the same scale a a human one ;-) This design in S.A.R series to require a fair bit of assembly, and parts may, depending on print accuracy require some more finishing than the more simple wall sections. This Premium...
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The bolt holes go all the way through, so, the longer the better.The outer bearing is a bit tight going in. Place bearing flat on table, then press diff cover down onto it. Internal bearing might be slightly loose. I don't recall if I made the hole...
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They seem to work at 40+deg C, and they offer a bit of insurance against the risk of a faulty or inaccurate thermal control on the dehydrator. I was having trouble seeing much improvement printing filament that I had “dried”decided the two small...
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For pieces with contoured bottom surfaces and hard-to-reach support areas, try raising the model a few millimeters off the build plate and using “tree supports.” Here are considerations for assembly: • Before inserting magnets, clean out the magnet...
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1x 450mm Linear Rails with MGN12H Bearing - HERE This project is still a bit of a work in progress. I need people to test the parts and make any recommendations on improvements they may have. I'll continue to update this as much as I can. ...
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The first 2 are designed with a raised bit in the middle to put a small gap between the squares. They give it a different look without sacrificing functionality in any way. Of those 2, one is a snug fit, the other has the wings slightly shortened and...