iteration 110 3d models

Next I will print the parts to move to the next iteration and i will post the print options I'v used. Edit2: Good news i will also do a version of this with 3030 extrusion lets see how it gets. Edit3: Stls Uploaded for the frame, need to modify the...

Total branching iteration cycles may span up to 7 discrete numerical step measures where every branch generated grows minimally 70 units lengthwise measured according specific minimum ratio setting defined between lengths covered fully within reach...

... ----- Meshsmooth Iteration Level 2: Optimized Performance at the highest possible Detail:----- Detailed specs are detailed for full visual fidelity.\nOptimized Performance delivers at Maximum quality.\nPolegon Count 459896,\n vertex count :479251.

The original design was for the X-Plus, there were a couple things I changed for this iteration for the X-Max. What I wanted to do: 1. Integrate the belt clamping mechanism into the fan duct 2. Move the fan duct (for extruder) forwards 4mm to...

Custom hot end cooling for Longer lk4 pro and Alfawise U30 like printer, I've made it smaller than the previous iteration (blowie-mk1) using only one 5010 part cooling fan and a 4010 fan for hot end cooling.I've re-designed the mounting system so...

This is my iteration of a PSX to USB controller adapter. It uses an Arduino Pro Micro as the micro controller. The 3D printed shell packs everything very tight together. Important LEDs shine through hidden windows on the shell.</p> <h3>Parts</h3>...

I tried a couple of iterations of the design which worked ok, but I spotted this article from "thercracer" and he covered a part made by Fiber-Lyte (who I was familiar with from my old racing days and even have a giant Fiber-Lyte sticker on my tool...

Prints done correctly may take slightly longer to complete than standard designs, so give yourself some extra time before reaching for more projects that demand even more from both machine and material combined; though sometimes what starts out...

After more than 10 iterations, I believe this is the ultimate in terms of accuracy for the filament guide. *3 Nov 17*: The screw holding the idler gets bent over time if the tension is tuned too high. Hence, I designed a version 2 that holds the...

To demonstrate the iterative nature of the design process, I included all test pieces that led to the final design. The final assembly consists of eight individual parts, each constructed without supports. I won't delve into the printing details as...

This new shell fits much better than the first iteration but you'll have to take the mid shell apart if you want to take it apart unlike the first. I modeled this in Fusion 360 based on 3D scans by u/Forty_0ne and a photogrammetry scan I took myself...

The cover I show in the pictures is the first iteration. It is square on all edges. The files for download have the new cover. I added 4mm to the height to make it fill the space a little better. I have also rounded a few of the edges. Let me know...

I promise that "cap" made more sense in a previous iteration.With these installed I can now get enough pressure in my Rubbermaid 21 cup spool boxes to pop the lid loose. Leakage from this joint should be negligible over time.</p><p>The reason for not...

All other parts listed below were purchased online: Parts Quantity LM8LUU x2 8mm rod (132mm) x2 10mm rod (300mm) x2 SBR10 linear rail (500mm) x2 SCS10LUU x2 SBR10UU x4 SK10 x4 T8 leadscrew (100mm) x1 T8 leadscrew (300mm) x1 T8 leadscrew (400mm) x2 T8...

If the .STL files make the crank too sloppy, let me know and I'll create new ones with lower 'undercut' when possible.\nDue to my error in reading the due date (thought it was Dec 16 until today), I will be short on try/fix iterations of what I'd...

I iterated over several designs and came up with this 3 part design, where the adapter core (big cylinder) is required and the screw and nut are optional (you can also use zip ties to fix the two parts of the spool together in the middle instead of...

Elara Vex, her raven-black hair pulled back into a tight ponytail as she worked to debug the latest iteration of Eclipse's AI system. Her eyes sparkled with intensity as she tapped away at the holographic display projected in front of her. "Eclipse...

To re-iterate, the designer of this part is not liable for any damage caused by use of the pucks in any way shape or form. Use the design / pucks solely at your own risk. ... If you really want to just use the original "gasket" version, that one is...

Taking community feedback into consideration, this is iteration v2.0 of the Mini Beast 3D printer. Your valuable input is crucial in resolving any issues and making improvements in all aspects, performance, ease of use, and maintenance! Thanks for...

I've created a Back Plate with no holes in, if you want to use without the stand, file: no_back_holes_lcd_12864_back_cover.stl YouTube Playlist, this will show you the iterations: LCD 12864 holder on adjustable stand...

Our bases feature a selection of these features, not just multiple iterations of the same item. A lot of thought goes into positioning and aesthetics - these are not cheap cookie-cutter bases, these are top notch! Our smaller bases are ideal for...

The 5th one for the trans output speed sensor near the tail turns out to be a wonky oddball size and took a few iterations and caliper work. For those just interested the sizes are as follows:</p> <p>Transmission cooler lines are 1/4-18 NPT, you need...

Whether in its purest 14k gold or the lavish 18k iteration, your finished product is destined for greatness. This sumptuous model has only one purpose: to awe and inspire those fortunate enough to lay eyes on it. Every exquisite detail screams...

This is a print-in-place, pre-assembled product comprised of two parts that have been perfected over several iterations to deliver consistently great performance in a rugged package. I've worked hard to optimize this design so that it adheres to my...

About this design: After extensively testing different sizes of blower fans and iterating my design multiple times, I concluded that for the effort put in, I deserved some incredible airflow or nothing would have been worth it. As it turns out, when...

Then I used Autodesk Fusion 360 to design multiple iterations. Each time I printed the parts, assembled them and then tried out the ergonomics. After all those designs, I tried flying with it and tweaked the design several more times after that. I...

I would not argue this is a superior design but through 10+ iterations with the health care workers in this area this is the design they released for production and it is a much quicker and easier print to nest on any 200^3 mm size printer. Designed...

IdkHow I Designed ThisFirst iteration of the cup (actually printed). This isn't in the uploaded files, but getting to here took a lot of hours already. ...(If you really want this model to print for some reason, just comment and I'll try to find...

It took a lot of design iterations and harsh feedback to get the design that I am now posting. Each stick design ate up a large amount of time to figure out what made it feel good and bad and a lot of tournament losses as a result. If you like the...

Ultimately, my robot stands proud thanks to it taking around 60 US Dollars for acquiring essential components including third party spool filaments I purchased thus leaving no regret in this incredible hands-on challenge of imagination coupled...