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References: Learning Sketchup = https://i.materialise.com/blog/first-3d-model-in-sketchup-tutorial/ Sketchup Make download = https://www.sketchup.com/download FIRST Tech Challenge information = http://www.firstinspires.org/robotics/ftc 90 deg Micro...

... fit to the motor axisNov. 18, 2023 : Code is improved to directly input the compensation value of clock speed in seconds.Nov. 18, 2023 : Optional files are deleted to avoid confusion. ...Please download them from Instructables.Category: Gadgets

This is still a work-in-progress, and may be tweaked in the future, but early results are positive for true 'all around' cooling, at high speeds. This prints OK without supports - the worst you'll get is a dangly from the first layer of the bridge,...

On Marlin 2.0 I changed the Y axis steps to 100 per mm to match the screw and set accel at 1000 and max speed at 100. You also need to invert the axis so it goes the right way. In configuration_adv.h set the hybrid threshhold to active and the Y...

... side M3 screw and change the top screw to M3-21mm to attach the filament guide to the top left or top right of the Anet A8 printer. Printing: Rotate X axis 270 degrees to print it upside down, use 50mms speed and 30% infill with support generation.

... LCD. Mine is triggering at just over 1mm, Seems to work well at 5mm, but I set it to 7mm in case I have any noise happening. Good thing is that I have my load/unload distances and priming distance and speed down perfectly after all this testing.

The outputs can drive ft-parts like lamps, magnets, valves, or (undirectional, mono-speed) motors. Combine two or more of the ULN2803 driven outputs, if you need more than 500mA.</p> <ul> <li>The 2x3 pin I2C connector is pin compatible with other ft...

How I Designed This: I created a small prototype using minimal filament to speed up print time. The original prototype measured 40mm in box length and 10mm in height. ...The full-size design is significantly larger at 224mm in box length and 22mm in...

size as I didn't want to ruin the speed of the Predator by making it too heavy and there isn't much space to work with... But evolution was in my favour this time! Now, since Graham is so kind to share his DXF drawings for download and tinkering,...

My only problem with it, was that it was too focused - meaning that printing an extreme small overhang at faster speeds caused the problematic areas to receive very little wind for a very short amount of time. So I went in search of other solutions...

Nothing should require supports, though the cheesy NVidia logo will require a few mm of bridging and there are a few 45-degree overhangs, so set your fan speed high enough to accommodate this. Assemble the ears and segments using M4 screws, nuts and...

A new engine aerodynamic cycle with effective working fins to off set windage loss, a reduced tip speed to enhance aeromechanics andthe possible utilization of leakage gas to augment thrust should be considered. Also, the prospect for more efficient...

But then again, these models are really unlike your typical vase mode prints in many ways!Though they can be printed with a 0.4mm nozzle, if you want, you can go all the way up to 0.8mm with the same level of success.For best results, use the...

Slower speed on a fresh bed will of course look much better. Post-Printing It might be easier to fit the bolts if you first drill up the holes using a 3-4mm drill bit. Make sure the board is not in the case when doing this. Trivia The PINE logo...

This is intended to blast any remaining grounds out of the grinder into the portafilter, achieved with a few swift pumps at the end of the grinding process as the grinder speeds up. It works well in use, but the TPU filament I used hasn't lasted,...

Use the "0.2mm SPEED" preset. Post-Printing Prepare two power wires to piggyback onto the power connectors of the Einsy by soldering or crimping a spade terminal onto one end of both wires. Ensure that the power cable of your printer is disconnected,...

I recommend a default printing speed of about 30mm/s as printing any faster can produce unwanted vibrations that affect the print. The MKS Base V1.5 has proven to be a good board, but I do not recommend using the TFT32 touchscreen with it as the...

Fancy "spool cones" design just adds surface area, hence plastic used (sidewalls do take more plastic than infill generally) and printing speed. That said, since I wanted mine with a lesser "axial angle" (reason below) it ends up having a higher...

... out nicely. You'll need 5 cube tiles without holes and all other files you need 1. The total printing time at 100% speed will be approximately 16 hours. ...The picture of the cube doesn't look very smooth, but when lit up, it's actually quite nice.

The Kyosho high speed worm gear set has a 15 to 1 gear ratio, it is a 30 tooth wheel and a two turn worm. Printing the outer cases with raft and exterior support. Printing the inner cases and the parts without raft. I use 2 extra shells and 20%...

Here's what you need: * Hemera with square Nuts inserted in all 4 Holes on the correct side * 4x M3x8mm for attaching the E3D Hemera to the Connector (don't use longer than 8mm screws!) * 2x M3x12mm for locking the two parts together (can be a bit...

(other printers/slicers can be used).Material: PLAManufacturer: Prima ValueColour: Light GreyResolution: 0.1Nozzle: 0.4mmPrint Speed: 80mm/sNozzle Temperature: 210 DegreesBed Temperature: 60 DegreesInfill: 100%Supports: Tree Supports (from...

XY frame makes all builds more rigid, a major improvement over other Cartesian Steel frames that let you push printing speed to 150-180mm/sec, 20-25mm/sec2 jerk, and 1200 mm/sec2 print acceleration with good quality.\r\n2. We added the option to...

Print the diffusers with a slow print speed and right-side-up, with the diffuser base flat against the print bed. No supports were needed on my Creality CR-10 V2. Print in flexible white TPU to allow these to bend as you smush them against trees...

I addressed that in two ways: skirt as high as the model (draft shield) and lowering the fan speed (70%).My prints are at 0.2 mm layer, but you probably want to go as low as your patience allows.Color printIf you don't want to paint your pieces,...

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This is also a fast way of experimenting with infill percentages, top layers, speeds, coasting, etc. File 2a. <b>30x30x5mm Test Square:</b> Just a little bigger (or you can alter the settings on your slicer to make the 20x20x5 model larger.) File...

This offers several benefits: it allows you to build four-wheeled vehicles using just two Rotate cubelets, and it prevents issues associated with multiple motors not being perfectly synchronized in speed. The freewheel version features a plain hub,...

With 0.3mm layer and relatively slow print speeds of 30mm/s, a full trap takes 4h3m and can be printed all together on one 200mm bed. Standard 0.3mm layer settings are fine. A part cooling fan is not necessary but will help with quality. The main...

For the base and gear mount I used a 0.6mm nozzle to speed up printing, but this is optional. To assemble the robot arm, begin by mounting all the motors and attaching the gears that fit each motor. In the claw and the base you will need to fit...