iteration 110 3d models

This is an iteration on my previous grip for the original 3DS (http://cults3d.com/en/game/ergonomic-grip-for-3ds-original-3ds). It addresses some shortcomings and while it isn't a complete redesign like my upcoming Vita grip, I still think it's a...

The first iteration I made of this design started bending at that corner after jiggling the case around. I also printed the new version with a 25% zigzag infill pattern - the previous version printed with Cura's standard infill and it didn't have any...

After many iterations and combining the best features of popular face shields, I believe this design offers great protection, comfort, and ease of use. Like my first design, no elastic is required, and you can easily 3D print the straps! The big...

For this current iteration of the tower, the tray slot should start at no more than 37mm high and be at least 54mm wide. For silent roll use a craft foam and felt base and a felt edging in the tray. ... The tabaxi mini seen on the balcony is one of the...

Do you already own every single iteration of this mould? Do you want to be a god? This serves as the definitive, most easy to print, assemble, and ""playable"" version of this model. Still not an easy build! Recommended for those who know their...

This design allows for disassembly and part swapping as needed, given that it is an initial iteration of this project. Assembly begins with the Radiation dome, consisting of a lid, three waffle disks, and a package holder for the BME280 sensor. The...

I didnt expected that I had to make so many iterations for this (I think I did 8-10 versions). However it was a cool project to learn more about designing processes and usability. What I did was a lot of re-arrangement until I chose the design...

This model is the culmination of weeks of work experimenting with multiple iterations of the design to have one that works reasonably well. While it is not 100% identical to the original battery pack design, it works fine when proper precautions are...

After a couple iterations I've settled on this one here and been using it for over a month now. It's never hiccupped or acted like it was unhappy being spun up to 4200+ at the shaft. I printed mine from Carbon Fiber infused polycarbonate because...

... bearing, which can be found at Thingiverse.com. I used Rhinoceros 3D and the GearGen script available for it. The process took place over four separate iterations of the design, and I plan to update this section in the future with more details.

This is the ninth iteration, and I keep finding improvements, so be aware that I may update, and if you find a problem, perhaps I can fix it. After doing some looking around, I see this upgrade removes the options for most fan ducts, so if anyone...

This highly simplified iteration of this blade was designed for one such fan. This was originally intended to serve as a pen, but the tolerances were off and the pen did not fit. The fan was amazed anyway. Keep in mind that this is a work in progress...

Next, utilizing CAD software, a digital replica of the model is created employing meticulous design guidelines painstakingly developed through countless prototyping iterations. The resulting premium digital file is now ready for fabrication. In the...

This will enable me to afford the hardware for a custom loop to do a next iteration. You can also find a unfinished expermental 25mm-Version in the .stp file. It needs some work on the screw holes. It's not tested yet. Adressable...

This is my second iteration of this project, and changes are based on flaws that I found in the first printed version that I've been using for several days. The nozzle is about 8-10mm before the printer bed, making printing Y axis "shorter" by that...

My extruder is mounted on the left side, one row up from my mount plate - this provides more Z height.\r\n\r\nFuture iterations will likely lead to a new design entirely and I'll provide a link back here.\r\n\r\nDon't forget to flip the parts upside...

I'm confident that with some tweaking/future iterations, I can get the cost down by a significant margin (50% or more reduction in material). I may print it soon, but not right away, maybe I'll consider a smaller version of it as a test of how small...

8 2 mm screws to attach the motors to the bearing blocks 8 #4 x 1/2 inch metal screws to attach the lids to the top and bottom of the chassis 2 #6 x 1/2 inch metal screws screwed into the hinge of the wedge to keep it from folding when the bot gets...

This iteration of a dropper lever for drop handlebars represents another attempt at redesigning the component. The remix links should provide an indication of this effort. I have revised the design so that it clamps lower on the drops, allowing for a...

There is one part I recommend printing at a smaller layer height, which is the net, as it has very small details and it'll look better, I printed it at 0.15mm.Infill: 20% for all the part minus the pole which I used 100% to make it a bit heavier and...

You will need to iterate the size to get a snug fit but not TOO TIGHT - this is the real risk, that one might cut off the blood supply to the finger, especially if wearing overnight. You can get a pretty good idea of this both from the feel of it and...

* The error may be occurring because of a variety of factors, including the fact that it has already converged on an approximate solution but you still have so many epochs and iterations to go. It could also be due to overfitting or your data not...

This is my third iteration; another one is being worked on for future release. Information The box holds 75mm x 75mm x 3mm lithophane pictures with a 2mm border added for stability. I've posted settings needed, and you can find them at...

It's terribly easy to round corners and make stuff pretty, but it's annoying and difficult to cleanly simplify geometry back down again for modifications and dimensionally-accurate changes.2 - I'd like to iterate on this some more; for example, my...

Here's hopefully the last iteration of my 7 segment clock I'll do... :D I've always wanted to make one that's closer to a horizontal design than the SE turned out, and here it is. Also, this is the only one where all digits including the dots fit on...

The most advanced iteration of the 11-ton class twin-engine family was developed in the late 1990s at the request of the military to meet the need for a modern aircraft capable of performing Air Force RESCO (combat search and rescue) missions. The...

I might address them in a future iteration, but for now these tips could be useful: The screw tabs are not strong enough. They would need a thicker material or to be printed on the XY plane to have more tensile strength.</li> <li>The pins that hold...

This project has taken me over 5-months of work, lots of iterations, multiple different bikes, many older versions that will never be released, and months of testing. These two bikes are the result of all of that hard work. I hope you enjoy it, I...

Especially check that the nuts and threads that mount the rear sprocket don't bump into (or come very close to) the bracket - Make sure you remember to check and adjust the injector position every time you adjust your chain slack Disclaimer: this...

It really should have been made like that from the beginning and was only not like that due to the iterative design process I used and my own lack of thorough thought!** **Update 3:** Just noticed someone else already remixed and combined the bolt...