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What is needed: (3) 808-pulley-bot-v6.stl (3) 808-pulley-mount-v6.stl (16 or 20 for length of screws available) (3) 808-pulley-top-v6.stl (3) [M5x30mm Thumb...

+++++ Updates +++++ 05/25/2018 Added A Grip Piece to mount on the M8 Screw Head for better stability It´s a tight fit, so you need to heat the Hex Head of the screw and press it gently into the printed part. Here is what you need to build your...

... This I decided to keep the output openings close to the nozzle to cool only the freshly deposited filament. I did not want to cool the heated bed. ...Furthermore, I did not want to cool the nozzle by the airflow to allow for variable cooling.

... of the plastic that the old one did and thus prints in 80% of the time. Finally, I made the stabilizer bars a bit smaller, they work just as well and unlike the older model, I haven't had them warp during printing on my non-heated bed. ... Enjoy!!!

Upside down orientation (flat bit on the bed) is probably best. Make sure there are no sharp edges on the wire holes that may rub on the wires. Attach to the power supply with a small amount of super glue or electrical tape. Don't mess with AC...

- install the m3 nut in the nut-trap and secure in place with a piece of tape - place strain-relief part with nut under the heat bed so it aligns with the bolt hole - drop the bolt into the hole and engage the threads - keep the strain-relief part...

I recommend leaving the lever on the microswitch. I cannot recommend the front-facing adjustment enough: given how often the bed needs to be re-leveled, this is easily the best mod I did on the Tarantula so far. Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: ...

... homing ; ) UPDATE because of the wish to add a second mosfet I created an adapter. I only use one mosfet for the heat bed, so I can`t tell if it fits good. I think the cable managment is very important because of the small space. ...

I was printing this on an Ultimaker2 - I believe that having a heated print bed allowed me to use very thin initial layer. The low speed is necessary to avoid ripping off the deposited strands. As usual, YMMV. Post-Printing You probably need to use a...

Either in a tin can on your heat bed for a bit, outside with rags in a jar, or in a slow cooker (disclaimer: Acetone is dangerous and please watch a guide on how to do it propery), and figure out what method works best for you. Please post images if...

Print directly on glass (perhaps with glue stick if you don't have a heated bed) and clean with rubbing alcohol both on the mount and the wall to ensure no grease is there to thwart adhesion. This should be an extremely simple print overall. No...

Once it gets past heating the bed and starts heading the extruder, go to temp settings and change nozzle temp. After the print finished, it still cooled down as usual without having to set it to zero in my case. Added this Candy Cane to Yule Meat...

reduced tollelances between the body and the heatsink to improve heat dissipation. 7. added a notch on the mounting screw, this can be used to accessories like bl touch, dial gauges ... . #Accessories + *Dial_indicator_holder.stl* It allows to...

The pins that go through the board are too thick and I had to cut them off. This is a version that fits my boards, I've included a picture for you to compare. I added some vents to release internal heat and also included a version that has the...

... angle was set to 45 (light) and 30 (light) respectively, and support was easily removed. The slicer generated no support for the nubbin due to "enable bridging" being ticked. Dual print fans running at 100% were used for all prints and no bed heat.

... 1x PC4-01 pneumatic coupler with M10 thread. and some PTFE tube. The extruder is also designed to be used as a direct extruder... the bowden coupler can be also replaced with a standard v6 heat sink, which should fit directly into. ...

... cables laid inside can no longer slip out. The heated bed holder fits the Genius and X1 But there are still adapted versions for both printers. Have fun with the chain and a long life for the cables ..... ... mfg Bernado Davinchi

I've used Roboto Black in this code. Print Settings Printer Brand: Printrbot Printer: Printrbot Simple Metal Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 20 % Notes: If you have a multi-filament printer, the backing is 2 mm high and the...

They have a groove for zip-ties as while they friction fit really nicely, when the light/shades expand in the heat, I am not sure they will stay tight. So a zip tie will work perfectly. Now that all being said I am sure someone will comment in a...

Ultimately, it boils down to three factors: 1) Print a thin layer, 0.2 or 0.3mm, no raft, and peel it off the bed very carefully. Printing on painter's tape really helps! 2) Place all parts on a T-Shirt and place non-stick baking paper above the...

I haven't mounted these myself yet, but I'm planning on using heat for bending them into the holes, and I'll just snip off the excess length and shape them until I'm happy with how they look. There should be ample room to print one or two at a time...

I suggest you don't try to use regular incandescent bulbs because the heat would most likely cause the part to melt or even worse, catch fire. ... UPDATE 21/02/2018 - Modified the top cover a bit to give some extra room for the wires - Changed...

**Modified cover to block heat bed LED** Some folks find the flashing LED on the heatbed to be annoying. [Mr_Tantrum](https://www.thingiverse.com/Mr_Tantrum) wrote: > This part works perfectly, except it still exposes that incredibly annoying...

37cm x 9.5cm x 3cm Electronic Parts Adafruit Audio FX Mini Sound Board Mini Metal Speaker Adafruit Mono 2.5W Class D Audio Amplifier Lithium Ion Polymer Battery Tilt ball switch JST-PH 2-Pin SMT Right Angle Connector or use one end of a JST-PH...

I run without raft on glass heated bed sprayed with Aquanet. I have not tried to print in anything other than PLA but the overhang is pretty steep in some areas. ... If you want it to rattle add chopped filament in the tail between the 65-80% print...

The black bottom plate is a 1-piece design, so make sure your printer provides the required bed size. Due to the size of this part and a lack of finer details you can print with a larger nozzle. I used an 0.8mm nozzle and 0.4mm layer height, 2...

Features:-Fully sealed hull-Super simple construction-Minimal extra hardware required-Completely submersible-Excellent fun to sail This boat is super simple to assemble and all of the parts are easy to print even without a heated bed so it would...

... hours per set. Printed at .28 layer height 60mm/s 215 degrees hot end 80 degrees heated bed no supports If you would like it printed, feel free to contact me on my etsy shop! ...https://www.etsy.com/shop/GeneralandGeneral?ref=seller-platform-mcnav

Tested only on PLA. Aired: It is widely opened in the back so that the phone can dissipate the heat easily. Rugged: Reinforced version, with lateral grip. Banded: It has regular horizontal grooves in the bed surface, to make the finished texture more...

On top of that, the air ventilation slots on the bottom allow the mainboard to be cooled from both sides since the MKS Gen features a MOSFET that cools through the board rather than using a standing heat sink. I haven't printed the full design yet...