hyper knife 3d models

Using a knife to remove blobs, zits, and other unsightly blemishes. How I designed this creation: I modeled the Kek Frog in Blender using a combination of circles, cylinders, and boolean operations. Here's how I did it: First, I created the toe...

If they don't slide together easily, trim the matching hole in the front with a hobby knife or sand it with a file to enlarge it just enough for the tab to fit. For using this model in X-Wing, I recommend a small base. The canonical original size is...

I found a knife to be enough, but you can use some sandpaper or a rotary tool, but avoid having dust or specks fall inside the sphere. Close everything with two 2mm screws, I love to use thread forming M2 but you can use self-tapping or any loose...

Remove on the Contact Surfaces the Varnish from the Wire - a Sharp Knife is Helpful. The Connections for the Positive Pole (+) I Marked with a Red Marker. A Function Check Can Now Be Performed. After Successful Lighting, the Isolation Tape Can be...

A craft knife was used to make a tiny bit more room before gluing it in place. The SD card can be prepared with RetroPie now, everything needed for this can be found here: https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/First-Installation Assembly...

None of the pieces require support, although some may benefit from a bit of work with a craft knife or file where some of the overhangs may droop for the first layer. Assembly instructions can be found as a zipped-up pdf in the download package or...

Parts Required 1x Hexagon Hotend 1x Hexagon Hotend Adapter 1x Bowden M6 Push Fitting 1x Some Bowden tube Required Tools Blue Loctite Super Glue X-acto knife or any tool to cleanly cut a PTFE tube Wrench for fitting Assembly Instructions First,...

Cut/peel off with a small sharp knife. How I Designed This: To create these, I used coloring book motifs that I converted into vector format. For this I used the free software Inkscape but any vector graphics program works fine. Google "character...

I simply cut the frayed bits off with an x-acto knife, and it still works fine. It is also possible to use the built-in support function for the MakerBot, however the supports can be very difficult to remove. Post-Printing I will post more images...

Materials Needed 3D printed parts (as uploaded here) double-sided tape breadboard battery holder 11 x #2 screws motor (size 130 DC toy motor) foam core disposable plastic table cloth or plastic bag screwdriver exacto knife ruler marker Duration of...

Post-Printing Requirements: Materials Needed: - Cable - Sockets - Wago 222 modules - Knife - Side cutter - Screwdriver Cable Selection: For Europe, a cable with a 1.5mm2 copper wire is recommended. This type of cable can handle a 16A fuse at 240V,...

Dont just rip the support plate off, take your time and work on the light parts with a thin hobby knife or a scalpel. ** If you have any troubles - message me here or on instagram(preferred method, link in my profile) and we will try to work...

Test fit the base plates in the bottom of the plugs, trim edges by scraping with a razor knife if necessary. </li> <li>Glue the base plate in the bottom of the plug, with acetone for ABS, or other appropriate cement or glue. </li> <li>Install the...

I recommend opening up the holes by piercing them with a razor knife (see photos), and rotating the knife blade to carve out the fill. Do this for both sides of each hole to ensure a clean hole. The instructions below assume you have already done...

In know Victorinox also makes double-ended bits for their Cybertool pocket knife. If you know of a good source for double-ended bits, please let me know and I'll post that here.</p><p><i>UPDATE</i>: I've added another version of the body for...

**Hobby Knife with #11 Blade:** The hobby knife proved useful for removing excess brim material and cleaning up rough edges. **Medium Length Tapered Bead File:** For areas where the previous tools couldn't reach, I used a medium length tapered bead...

Once the tubing is seated, cut the inner edges flush with the two curved surfaces with a fine hobby knife.This is important, its the proximity of the tubing to the moving parts that keeps the filament in alignment. After that, screw the bowden...

I had moderate success adding supports to the slot and cleaning up with a pen knife.Compression ferrule gave me some trouble slicing due to the sharp edges registering as empty layers. Manually adding supports to the bottom few layers seemed to solve...

It also made to be thin enough so the button can be accessed if needed.Last but not least it is another proof of concept of my design for bubble supports which work exceptionally well, with lower fillament cost and easier cleanup compared to any...

Note: The pictures showing the wiring enclosure section has multiple cuts with a hot knife to make it fit and to give the replay binnacle additional space for wiring. The files have been updated with those changes. The Wiring enclosure pictures show...

--- ### Tips: My first knife proved too heavy, so I made a half-handle and glued it to the side of a piece of thin plastic. I may try to rebuild the hand to clutch the knives, but that will take a lot of trial and error. Gluing it to the side feels...

Supports are required for this model.In addition to the printed parts, you will need the following hardware:* Qty 2: Blue Male Spade Connectors* Qty 1: #6 x 3/8" Flat-Head Thread-Forming Screw (Wood Screw)* Qty 1: #8 x 3/4" Flat-Head Machine Screw*...

Carefully with a sharp knife, razor blade, or Exacto knife, cut off one side of the grommet along one inside edge, so the inner part is on the half we're going to use. So for 3 holes, you'd need to cut at least 6 grommets, since we're going to use...

I was able to use the knife to gently scrape excess material from the flat smooth fronts of the grips. The next thing to do was cut the supports off. The sharp knife was too dangerous so I used the snips or cutters. Please note that at this point I...

Tools ==== * Soldering Iron * Allen Wrench (M3) * Super Glue * hacksaw or carpet knife Assembly ======== * Print the top, bottom, switch bracket and optional hemera bracket * Solder the two pin header to the back of the Duet3d PCB board * Fasten the...

I was able to use the knife to gently scrape excess material from the flat smooth fronts of the grips. The next thing to do was cut the supports off. The sharp knife was too dangerous so I used the snips or cutters. Please note that at this point I...

You could also push the top of the knife vertical into already deep enough cuts. (This helped me getting trough quicker and the board should not get much damage from this) Watch your fingers! Once your cuts are all trough, you will need to lift the...

Remove this with a spoon, and mix in the additives.Pour the soap into the mold and allow it to cool for a few hours at room temperature.Carefully pop out the soap from the mold.Using a knife, chamfer the bottom edges to make them less sharp.Congrats,...

The fan holes in the front now have a 0.2mm bridge to support the holes, just cut them out with a knife. This requires good bridging capability, but otherwise should be fine. Update 8/30/2020 ----------------------- Printing the fan...

A few prints have an added brim to assist adhesion (I know these can be added in the slicing software but I tend to like brims in certain locations – ie corners, not just everywhere) Some bits that slot together need a fair bit of "trimming" with a...