jjba part 6 3d models
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I decided to build (just to assemble - don`t have drone parts for it) the short version of the frame today and saw some problems, that have to be fix. So I did: 1. Reworked the 19mm cam holder, bacause in the original version it can`t be put in its...
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Now the hard part. We'll be soldering a JST terminal to the front 5v pad  Depending on the JST XH 2.54 you have, you may need to modify the...
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The smaller the part, the more precise your printer should be. 1/2 scale should work well without extra precision. Any smaller will need a printer which supports a step of .05 mm to be smooth. This fractal gear bearing design is hypothesized to be...
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I originally designed these as openlock so the main tiles match the largest tile type "U" from that set (around 4"x4" or 10cmx10cm) but I'm posting a version here without added openlock parts/volume as it's the current style I prefer to use for my...
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And waiting on 3d printer parts because my printer is down. Hello! Thanks for viewing. This is a "trail" camera that I've configured more like a dash camera that uploads footage to a local NAS over FTP. Its job is to be mounted in the top of my...
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It's an invitation to be part of something bigger than ourselves, to contribute to something that will outlast us, and to leave a lasting legacy. By embracing the Concept Alpha, we can create a brighter future, achieve greatness, and make the world a...
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The very wide field of view requires clearances inside and outside of the camera, to avoid eclipsing part of the image at extreme angles. In lieu of bolts, Gaffer Tape is used to secure the pinhole in place and affix the hexagonal plate to the front...
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If the camera in the app accidentally picks up more than just the design (ie: the side of the paper), there is a place within the design where you can delete extra parts. Because this was made in the Makerbot Printshop app, it does not produce a...
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Try to be kind to others and don't put your finger, nose, or any body parts near the business end of the weed eater. I mean, super fast spinny thing with plastic that shatters, what could go wrong? Remember to kiss your Mom, if she's still around,...
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I recommend you print at least that part of the piece at 100% infill.Post-Printing (See photos)Add BB’s to cavity. ...Apply superglue to discourage rattling and to affix base.</strong></p><p><strong>Glue base on, with letter to the...
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The badges changed between the first couple seasons (where they seemed to use a darker bronze look for the gold part of the badge) and the later seasons (where they used a brighter bronze that looks almost gold in the right light.) As for the shapes,...
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The maximum that can be done for my part is to create any moving elements, after rigging these elements with any rules and laws of movement, after which you will get ready-made animation, for example, the work of a suspension of some non-standard...
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But I'm trying to be hip and use this whole new "publish/subscribe" system...\nPrint Settings\nPrinter Brand: MakerBot\n Printer: MakerBot Replicator 2X\n Rafts: No\n Supports: No\n Resolution: 0.2\n Infill: 10%\n\nHow I Designed This\nParts\nMake...
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You also have the option to mount a fan, which clips directly in to the lid's hexagonal perforations. NOTESPRINTINGDesign is 3 pieces: Base, Body, and Lid All are interchangeable, so choose any mix of variationsThe base is mostly hidden,...
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Parts are created in 3d modeling software, no copyrighted product had been scanned in any way. These models are for personal use as proxies and should never be sold. ...If it causes copyright issues, i will remove it.</p> <p>Remixed from:<br/> <a...
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I originally designed these as openlock so the main tiles match the largest tile type "U" from that set (around 4"x4" or 10cmx10cm) but I'm posting a version here without added openlock parts/volume as it's the current style I prefer to use for my...
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Almost all my printer parts are ASA now. Glue square nuts in place (super glue, hot glue, soldering iron melt them in place) you don't want them falling out while trying to mount your fan. It's very frustrating. </p><p>The Einsy base now...
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I tried a few of the local big name australian caravan parts suppliers (who purport to have the "full spectrum" of pipe fittings) and they didn't know what I was talking about. I found some being sold on UK eBay but at a cost of more than 48 AUD...
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Second, the opening is too small for the fan to force air through, which creates back pressure in the enclosure that you can feel coming out of the back of the fan, All that air flow gets wasted instead of being used to actually cool the part. ...
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Supports are not needed for most parts. Printing these pieces on their backs as they are oriented works well for the track pieces. The buckets do require supports when printing on their back. The switchback and loopback pieces may need supports. I...
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A puzzle in 33 parts! No glue needed.</p> <p>Original design by Nicolas Erre<br/> <a...
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I opted to include screw holes but haven't used them, I'll save that for when I decide the best place to mount it. I also went back and finished the initial design to slide up a leg and mount that way, although I haven't printed it I'm 99% sure it'll...
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Let me know if you have ideas for design changes and I am happy to draw alternative parts. Happy making!</strong></p><p> </p><p>PS: be realistic about the expectations of astronomical views, this telescope cannot compete with large telescopes -...
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I am not going into any details on the electrical part of this, but you will need to do some soldering to connect the fan wires to a suitable male connector to plug into the female connector on the Craftbot. Again, you can of course desolder this...
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The required parts are: 2x 125mm M6 threaded rods (available here as a single 250mm length cut in half) 4x M6 spherical rod-end bearings (M6 eye x 9mm to locate snugly in the bracket) 4x M6 standard nuts 4x M6 x 30mm bolts (~10mm bolt head OD) 10x...
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After several failures I got a working set point at 260°C The printed part adheres very well to the bed at PETG temperature (90°C). Apart for the filament temperature, the settings are the same as regular PETG. [update] = better results got with...
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I will have to glue these two parts, but the final result will be stronger than if I did it in a single piece. Plus, the printing will be faster because it's not printed in height. As usual, you can use any 3D software to design, more over when it's...
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Most lines are only 2x0.4mm lines thick by design.This will leave some structural bulk a little thin so add a Support Blocker covering the whole model, switch to Per Model Settings, Modify settings for overlaps, Infill mesh only, Wall Line Count 1 or...
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The spare part is not available individually, you have to buy the complete mirror. Therefore to print out here. This is the plate for the right mirror, I don't know whether it looks like this on the left. I printed with PETG, 4er nozzle, 0.2mm...
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and hopefully this will help make the installation/troubleshooting a bit easier to deal with. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Pro Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .2mm Infill: 20% Filament: Jarees PETG Matte Black Notes:...