imax b6 temperature sensor 3d models

Just contact me via twitter @Kerlemakerspace or send a message :DDisclaimer: alcohol in moderation! Print instructions:Supports: all the parts can be printed without supportLayer Height: 0.3mmPrint Files: .3mf - Files are provided for adaptation...

It was blowing up a storm, and as you can see http://youtu.be/EulzPW4e3Nc and the clips held just fine. I created these because, between the wind and the temperature, these are the only interesting snowflakes we're going to see here in Florida....

and should be printed with a high temperature tolerant plastic, such as ABS. (PLA will work, but will also fail spectacularly if your motors get too warm.)</p> <p>The infill for the main frame pieces can usually be anything greater than 25-35%.</p>...

Extruder motor solid cover was doing fine but then when speeds increased, especially when experimenting with Volcano hotend, I had to increase extruder current which was making it to go hotter than I like and certain low temperature PLAs got too...

You can try elevated temperatures (e.g. 80° for PLA) as long as the part is not under stress. It will retain its shape and return to normal strength after cooling. Chemical sterilization: should be possible; experiment UV sterilization: not...

But i recommend a closed box in case whyever there is some water leaking.Material:PETG (because of the high temperatures in cars in summer)Assembly:1. Attach “hook for canister box” with&nbsp;some super glue to “canister box”. You can adjust the...

I think the heat from the voltage regulator heatsink could warp / melt PLA plastic around it, so the vents / screen cover is printed in PETG, which has a much higher glass transition temperature. My first test print was in PLA though and that has...

Temperature and humidity monitoring 5. ~~[Filament Dehydrator](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5412512)~~ <br> 6. ~~[Fume extractor and filtration system](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5473739)~~ <br> 7. and much, much more! <br> ...

Because there is no warm up period, this light can be cycled on and off with no reduction in lamp life.LED lights run at significantly cooler temperatures than traditional metal halide and high pressure sodium lights and contain no harmful gases,...

I prefer ABS rotors as they are lighter weight, and can handle a bit of temperature if needed. SLA also works well if you have it. I made a rotor with 50/50 Siraya Blu and Fast Grey, no supports, and it came out nice. I found that common infill...

Baal's Demonhound Riders (Modular Cavalry Unit)The fearsome Demonhounds are extremely savage and dangerous demonic beasts, with very robust bodies, a fur that can withstand high temperatures and powerful horns and fangs with which they tear their...

This part is not subjected to high temperatures under normal workloads, although of course the blade will get hot in use and this may be enough to soften the material, though this has not been an issue for me yet as it doesn't get particularly heavy...

The accuracy of the model printed on FFF printer can vary from the result shown in the pictures.This model was tested with PLA material.To avoid printing problems, we recommend the following settings:ExtruderNozzle Diameter: 0.4 mmExtrusion...

Because there is no warm up period, this light can be cycled on and off with no reduction in lamp life.LED lights run at significantly cooler temperatures than traditional metal halide and high pressure sodium lights and contain no harmful gases,...

Because there is no warm up period, this light can be cycled on and off with no reduction in lamp life.LED lights run at significantly cooler temperatures than traditional metal halide and high pressure sodium lights and contain no harmful gases,...

◘ Wall Line Width = 1.2mm (setting it above 1mm forces cura to use a single wall on angled sections) ◘ Top/Bottom Line Width = 0.5 (for cleaner infill) ◘ Walls = 1 (Important, otherwise you can get multiple over-thick walls with gaps in the bottom...

**Make the BabyCube as silent a possible** * Use TMC 2209 silent stepper drivers * The hotend fan is temperature regulated and only switches on when the hotend reaches 50° Celsius * The the control board and stepper drivers are passively cooled by...

It would be a good idea to print this part at the low end of the temperature range for your filament and at a lower print speed if you have any issues with it. Most of the part is covered/hidden, so any defects will not show anyway. 4 - A number...

Small flathead screwdriver Supplies to go half-way (3) M3x0.5 25 mm socket cap screws (1) M3x0.5 square nut (1) 625 bearing (2) M3x0.5 nylock nuts (2) M5x0.8 8 mm button head screw (2) 608 bearings (1) 20T idler with 8mm bore or E3D idler Additional...

But I found it kept working loose due to the temperature fluctuations from the printer during use. I didn't want to glue it, as I wanted full access to the solder joints etc in case of any future issues. So a screw was the simplest solution.The light...

My setting, 1st layer: bed temperature 85, filament 245, half speed. Other layers: bed temp 0, filament and speed resume normal. If using thick fabric, eg, 1.2mm, you will need to offset by "G92 Z1.2" somewhere after G28(home). But you can't pre-cut...

(see photos) The heater cartridge was also sliding out a bit and caused a high temperature spot, you may want to take a look yourself.Changelog:v2: 2020/05/234010changed the angle of the duct to hit below the nozzle, not the tipchanged focal position...

PETG and ABS are best if your bike is subjected to high temperatures (like sitting in a car on a hot day) but any of the materials should work. No supports are needed, and you can use whatever layer height you wish. I suggest using enough shells to...

The lid you might want to turn 180 degrees so the flat side is against the bed: The Switch The switch is a little small and harder to print, however it is doable with the right settings: Bed Temperature - 70c. Initial layer speed - 10mm/s. Printing...

You can also use the jig for that.Can you spot the 5 holes?The hole at the front for the throughputs is also visible,Also there is hole at the bottom (32mm) which holds a cheap temperature / hygrometer, which is also available from china, e.g. here:...

Original 'thing' files are here https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2907538 Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: CR-10 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 80% Filament: Overture PETG Notes: Even though the printed...

I have an upgraded hot end (E3D V6) so temperature may be slightly different on yours. Please don’t bring PLA over 215c if it takes more than that, there is something wrong with your thermistor reading. Bed Temp - 60C Speed - 50mms for most...

The accuracy of the model printed on FFF printer can vary from the result shown in the pictures.This model was tested with PLA material.To avoid printing problems, we recommend the following settings:ExtruderNozzle Diameter: 0.4 mmExtrusion...

Since it will be in the ground temperature is not going to be an issue most likely, however, I see no reason PETG would not work if you wanted to use that. Strength-wise PolyMax PLA is supposed to be stronger than run of the mill PLA, so that might...

PLA will NOT hold up to car dash temperatures. You have been warned. PETG *might* be okay, but even then you might want to consider a larger nozzle (0.6mm or larger) and PETG Carbon Fiber, or PolyCarbonate Carbon Fiber, not so much for the strength...