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I have also used both PLA and PETG for the housing and haven't seen any issues or wear with either one but I suspect the PETG will last longer overall.I designed the whole thing around 0.2mm Layer heights so that is recommended but feel free to...

Note that I haven't personally printed or tested the rack ears, since I built mine with Makerbeam. Everything is sized to be printable on the Prusa Mini. Print instructionsPrint everything flat side down, as oriented in the STLs. Assembly...

PLA might be also okay, but I haven't tested my PLA printed version yet. I'm not sure if it will resist a heated washer.Post-Printing:Break supports apartCheck whether the nylon string fits into the two little holes - if not, use a 2mm drill to open...

The Elite might draw less power than the separate camera/TX setup, but I haven't tested it.\nI'm using the wiring adapter that came with Quanum Elite, but a gram could be saved by soldering the camera directly to the controller board. Some slight...

I have uploaded two versions because I haven't been able to test the bracket, and one of them should work to get the endstop in the correct position. ---------------------------------------- This is the second version of a linear rail mod for the...

It would / should work also with the older flat band cable but haven't tested it and probably needs smaller modifications on the printed part, there where this cable plugs into the connector of the adapter. This switch should be used (changing on/off...

If you feel like you need to force a piece in order for it to fit, then most likely, you haven't found the right rotations. Keep trying!</p><h4>Printing Instructions</h4><p>Print one copy each of <code>molnar.ennui.pieces-1.stl</code> and...

I haven't tested myself, but will test when my hollow 10mm x axis rods arrive. (I put this on hold for a while; the 8mm rods are working fine. My machine is basically 350x350. Any bigger and 10mm rods might be better) 6.30.18 I added 2 Y...

If you have flipped the layout of your Landy's interior feel free to mirror these parts as well, but remember you have to flip the manifold as well as the plow halves since it isn't symmetric.This is of course not the most practical thing in the...

A carbon fiber filament might help with durability, but I haven't tried. The easiest way to set the canister to "stage 3" is to use the other tool in this project, which is...</p><p>The other tool is the winder tool, used to unwinding/rewinding the...

I haven't even mentioned yet really. The mount attaches to the case with m3 screws and the screen mounts to the mount with m2 screws. I don't even know what the options for using the screen are. It was purely an afterthought. Use at your own risk. No...

I haven't tried painting them but it should be possible. At the moment these are only for the 15" wheels but I might redesign for the 14" wheels too. ---------------- Printing You will need to work out your own settings as everyone's...

CURA estimates that you can roughly halve the printing time with a 1mm nozzle, though I haven't tried it. They also seal at least as well as the original bins, which prevents parts from migrating between slots/bins. The bin walls and floor are...

I didn't need it, and haven't spent time adapting them to my design. I encourage anyone who likes the idea of having an integrated hygrometer to remix my better cap thread with his brilliant instrument mount. ... This would be a great way to learn...

To those of you who haven't, the hobbed hear is a part of your extruder (the "cold end") that bites into the plastic filament in order to push it through the hot-end so that it can be melted and subsequently squeezed out the nozzle (the process of...

Unfortunately, I haven't managed to create a video yet, but check out these two videos of the original bob: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EU2a39ZfssQ and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uN_MRTIMHz4. Pick your team, print, and assemble your...

Print settings 0.15 mm (or lower) layer height Supports on build plate only Brim Infill: 10% (or lower) Filament: PLA (haven't tried with ABS or PETG yet) 3. Post-printing Additional parts required: Some 15mm nylon straps (or alternatively 30mm cut...

It has several problems: 1) the front plexiglass is too close to the print bed to allow my Titan Aero to come all the way to the front of the bed 2) the PSU mount I printed doesn't leave enough room for the wiring, so it hasn't been included in the...

It might work if you change the wiring to use GPIO 02, but I haven't tested it. Best to bread board it first. I discovered that there is a surface mount resistor on the ESP-01S that can be removed which will enable the PIR motion sensor to work on...

Unfortunately, this part does need to be glued on, if you haven't printed the box yet you could combine the two parts before printing. I also changed the electronics and code. I have to say that Karlosek's electronics design and code are superior...

I don't have my own 3D printer and had it printed by a colleague so since it works I haven't redone it. I'm not sure how much the sturdiness would be impacted.</li><li>You'll need to cut a corner of the inside plate a bit because the screw mounting...

Now I leave the base installed during the weekdays and attach my cross bars for the weekend; haven't noticed any range decrease since.&nbsp;Required hardware/parts:All hardware should be stainless steel(8x) M6 x 50mm button head screw; 10.5mm head...

My plug must be different to Mike's as I needed more clearance (I haven't printed or test fit v2 as I modified Mike's with a Dremel but decided to create v2 for other users). Print 1 "fan" foot, 1 "plug" foot, and 2 normal feet. That's it, quiet...

I haven't printed it yet, but I'll post photos when I do. Print Settings: Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.1mm or better Notes: To get a high level of detail, print with 0.1mm layer height or better! I printed the 'box' snowman...

I haven't tried it with a 0.4mm nozzle but I think it will turn out okay (except for the Phaetus and Zodiac logos on the front). <strong>I used a 0.25mm v6 nozzle.</strong></li><li>Layer Height: Same as above, go with a lower layer height for the...

As you may have noticed I currently drive the leds with an ESP8266 mcu, I assume the raspi can do this too but haven't come to install the libraries for it. Update: raspi can drive the neopixels, but it's not good at it. You end up running the led...

I haven't thoroughly tested the parametrisation yet, so please exercise caution with your parameters - within reasonable margins, however, you should expect it to make sense. Be mindful of setting the base angle too far tilted, as this will affect...

For those who haven't upgraded to the E3D v6, I've applied these enhancements to my original v5 duct design. The extruder is designed for 1.75mm filament and comes in two versions: one for 2.0 mm I.D. PTFE tubing at the top, and another for 3.0 mm...

Which is one reason I haven't printed it yet. If by chance anyone out there prints this (maybe for a challenge?), please post a photo here! Print Settings Printer: Folgertech FT-5 Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.6 to 1mm nozzle recommended Infill: 30%...

Levering the bolt will bend and likely permanently mangle the Ender's vertical metal extension well before there is any risk of tearout or layer separation (this assumes you are at least getting reasonable results with your printer - calibrate your...