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Motor position can be adjusted, so there's some leeway in choosing the belt length (I use 1220mm) the bottom parts that hold the 40t pulleys is in two parts for easier printing there's optional support parts for eliminating the bending on the middle...

As Always Enjoy The Parts On Offer People Ask Me Why The Detail Is So Prominent (Not Just The Bimbo Bits) But The Muscle Tone, Anatomy, Clothing Etc. On My Models...Well As They Are Primarily Made/Designed For My Own Collection I Always Sand Down...

If your printer prints it perfectly no sanding will be needed. It's 5mm shorter in length The zip tie holes are rectangular instead of circular The hole for the bolt is thinner (the bottle cage bolt of 12mm is a bit short) A strong but simple hinge...

It'll take a little bit of force to get it pressed into position. I've found the USB ports to be a little on the difficult side to get into position. Install the M2.5 screws to keep the RPi in place.</li><li>Attach the case to the MK3S frame using...

Screw down the bed leveling screws quite a bit first because the carriage sits a bit lower than stock so you must lower the bed a few mm. If you don't, the nozzle may crash against the bed! Also, remove the bed sticker on the first attempt so you...

This method is a bit finicky, as you need to carefully align the sticker to avoid covering the barcode on the underside of the pod. 2. The second method, which I call the "disk option," involves placing a circular paper filter on top of the filled...

In a pinch (if your printer has issues printing these tiny bastards), you might be able to get away with some clipped up bits of the unused horns included with your servos. I designed the junction of two shoulder pieces to be held by two 3mm x 6mm...

Gingerly push the pen holder onto the heat sink – it's designed as a snug fit, so you may have to scrape it a bit to make it fit on just right. Hold it in place with the fan mounting spring clips. Mount the pen in place at the right height, send your...

I was a bit worried about the pins of the headers because they didn't appear to be soldered, but rather compression-fit into the vias. I'm concerned that too much pressure on the bottom of the header pins and any downward pressure elsewhere may...

This decreases the stack width and also prevents bending of the blades when you lock the stack (looks a bit like a handheld fan otherwise). - The frame includes an additional 0.5 mm design gap between the frame wall and the wide side of the last...

It's a good Idea to simply print extra pieces of the small parts since they are fast to print. 4-Use your discretion for rafts/brims on the bone pieces since they have smallish bases and are top heavy. 5-On a personal note, my wife still says Pebbles...

Advantages of this include: * Much lighter than the acrylic hunk that comes with the sensor * Sensor height can be adjusted with much higher precision using a screw and spring * Sensor is out of the way of the nozzle, allowing a good view of prints...

In my Portfolio here you can find a bit of everything: Illustrations, Templates, Interfaces, Mock-ups, Photoshop Actions and Text Effects, mainly related to Adobe Photoshop. Some Customer Reviews: I love this plugin, just got it a few hours...

It is strong enough to pull every last bit of plastic off your filament spool regardless of how rigid it is :)\nI found a sweet spot at 10cm between the parts horizontally. 12cm between the lower holes vertically and 19cm between the topmost holes...

Until recently, measurements for it have been a bit vague but now these have been made possible by Mike's PDF scan of Don Eyles' AGC manual from MIT: https://archive.org/details/agc_handbook_jp2 This PDF has acceptably good drawings of the AGC trays,...

I'm still finding bits in my shed. Printing: - Outer case. PETG, 0.2mm layers, perimeters 3 (1.2mm), 4 solid layers top and bottom. Support is only needed in three areas, highlighted in green in the image. The blue layer in the next image...

Turn On your printer. Heat up the bed let it heat for a bit after it reaches temp let it soak in, so all thermal expansion settles.  (This can take up to 30min)Check all screws with dial indicator see if there is any variance adjust if...

 Only a tiny bit of glue is required (primarily near the pivots) as it will squish and spread so you don't want a ton of glue oozing out from between the parts.  The pivot pins have a hex that is just a rough guide for alignment.  You will likely...

I also slimmed down the fender delete and cut it into decently sized pieces, as well as modify the rear footpad's underside a little bit. Also added the text on the bumpers, I want them on my final board, but if you open the.f3d file, it'd be too...

I drill the holes out with a 5/16 drill bit after printing. I've uploaded that file individually. The entire SketchUp file has the old bearing, so be warned if you try to print that one. I have a plan to replace the hardboard with a thin sheet of...

It is often a good idea to make it just a little bit smaller than possible although modern printers are usually good enough to print a drawer which can be moved with ease but still has enough friction just not to open by itself. ### Optional...

It will move a little bit when turning and printing. I just put my scraper between printer and spool and it works perfectly. Used for a Häfner spool (hafner-spools.com). Is a spool with open areas in between (see pictures). 52mm is my spool wide -...

Since PLA is garbage I did everything out of PETG / HTPLA+ / ASA since you get a bit of flex and higher strength overall. You should use 3+ perimeters and 15%+ gyroid infill. For rectilinear go much higher infill. I printed some parts w/0.6mm...

Depending on your printer and print settings, it may be a bit snug or loose - in the models I assume all walls will "expand" by 0.1mm. You can sand it if it's too snug or drill a 1/16" hole and use a finishing nail to hold the part and pvc...

... Share a couple of the students’ creations with the class and talk a bit about the capabilities and limitations of 3D printing. Would these designs be printable? Would support be required? Should it be printed in multiple parts and then assembled?

two versions of the rear ramps are available, one is a 180° flipable one which let a nice flat effect on the ramp in transport position one is a flat ramp you can let vertical or even a bit on the rear for transpor position. 2 brackets have then to...

Yes, this will make the lamp arc round, not oval, which in my view makes it a bit less appealing, but I admit - much more functional. Due to the common issue with material curling and stringing, I made it possible to print the segment completely...

Now the size I believe to be correct, but I may scale it up or down a bit depending on how it looks post-print. If one of you fellas gets to it before me, leave feedback in the comments! Also, the middle section should be covered up by some cloth of...

However the holes ended up a bit small, so I used the soldering iron to heat the diode legs so that they could melt their way through... which resulted in less-precise positioning than I hoped for. But close enough after some adjustment; and then I...

This is the code I use in Cura: (yes this is the complete End-Code) ``` G91 ;Relative positioning G1 E-2 F2700 ;Retract a bit G1 E-2 Z0.2 F2400 ;Retract and raise Z G1 X5 Y5 F3000 ;Wipe out G1 Z10 ;Raise Z more G90 ;Absolute positioning M106 S0...