land raider crusader bits 3d models

All these settings are preset in the 3mf for both MK3 and MK4.The super transparent version is a bit more tricky since it uses just one orientation for infill lines. Layer height and perimeters are the same as for the opaque version above but the top...

Solder one of the micro switches onto its wire and use a bit of super glue to hold it into place. Then thread the second wire through the cavity and solder it in place (this will not be removable unless the wire is cut). To assemble the spring...

...I heated them up a little bit with the heatgun before gluing to the plane just to give them a curled shape that would follow the line of the fuselage better. I used 4 screws (2.5X8) to attach the cowl to the fuselage as you can see in the pictures.

A good opportunity to get to know OpenSCAD a bit better and to go overboard to make everything parameterizable. The OpenSCAD file contains some examples, like a box to hold AA or AAA batteries and a pencil box with space to store 3M Post-it®...

Use your slicer's 'pause at height' or 'filament change' feature to create multicolored decorations on a single extruder 3D printer, or why not add a bit of sparkle? This one comes with a bucket load of customizable options! OpenSCAD Customizer...

The main files and documents can be found for free at: Thingiverse/mikejeffs (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5137852) There are alternative versions of this engine: Steel shaft version - Cuts down on the printing and adds a bit of strength but is...

The nut should be able to rotate with respect to the base.After gluing make sure that the nut is rotating freely, if there is too much force try to put a bit of oil.Printing:I printed my parts with these settings:Nozzle: 0.4mmLayer height:...

Some people find it quick and easy to solve, while others will find it a bit more challenging. These little puzzles make great gifts for anyone who enjoys a good puzzle. They look fantastic and provide at least a modest challenge. Solution: The...

You can also turn the whole device a little bit (just a few degrees). Now you must close the device to prevent environmental light from falling into the sensor. Additionally, it helps to minimize fogging of the water meter cover glass. You may add...

Nose and leading edges are designed such that you can print them in TPU if you desire, for a bit more crash survivability. If you do so, I suggest the leading edges are printed in 10% infill. Included in the files are options for; Wings with the...

I will be purchasing the Spire of the Watcher one but let's be honest, that's going to take a bit to arrive. (Please ignore the surface passes, I need to do some more tweaking over the holidays.) <b>EDIT AS OF 2023-04-01 (Not an April Fool's...

The globe is printed in clear plastic and dyed with ink to give that blown glass look and the figures I painted with acrylic paints then did several coats of gloss medium a think resin to give it that glossy glass/porcelain like look then I did gold...

... built like other CaderIfor trucks and has curly phosphor bronze contacts (bearing on the wheel backs) soldered to a strip of PCB that is wired to the loco so it follows it everywhere. (mine is disconnectable but that is a bit difficult to explain)

The disadvantages are that (1) the handle is somewhat weaker when assembled and (2) the handle may be a bit difficult to print as it is very tall and has a small contact area with the build plate.How to print:Print with an infill of 90% and a 0.2mm...

In a pinch (if your printer has issues printing these tiny bastards), you might be able to get away with some clipped up bits of the unused horns included with your servos. I designed the junction of two shoulder pieces to be held by two 3mm x 6mm...

I glued the boat with Loctite super attak Power Flex gel, but first sanded it a little bit on the gluing surface. For better tightness and join I glued it inside with epoxy. After the boat was finished I spray painted it with acrylic colorless...

The parts are easy to print, no difficulties.It's powered by a lego technic powered up m motor and for steering I'm using a controller from Lego (8879) to slow it down a little bit. You can also use your own motor and your own steering. But I think...

Drill the axle holes in the Base to 3.1mm with a drill-bit so the axles can spin smoothly 1. Drill the axle holes in the wheels and Spacer to 3mm to ensure a tight fit on the axles 1. Drill the bolting holes to connect the Stepper Holder to the Base...

Its a bit of a mess as was done super quick...whole thing done under 2 days.The micro switches used were from https://www.altronics.com.au/p/s3262-51mm-lever-spdt-momentary-solder-tail-microswitch/ Much cheaper from Aliexpress If you need more than...

If it doesn't, you might have to tweak the settings for bridge flow ratio (~0.7) and bridges fan speed (~85%) a bit. The settings mentioned here worked perfectly for me, but your mileage may vary. </p><h4>Here are some of the settings I used in the...

They will go across the gaps between the pairs of protrusions on the top of the holder.Take one spring retainer and put its small tang (the sticky out bit) in one of the very small holes next to a gap. There is a hole on both sides of the gap to...

People ask me why the detail is so prominent (not just the bimbo bits) but the muscle tone, anatomy, clothing, etc., on my models... Well, as they're primarily made/designed for my own collection, I always sand down with fine emery and then have...

People ask me why the detail is so prominent (not just the Bimbo bits) but the muscle tone, anatomy, clothing, etc...on my models. Well, as they are primarily made/designed for my own collection, I always sand down with fine emery then have models...

- To make the switch fit, cut off the NC terminal, insulate it, and fold the NO terminal across the top - You will need to tap the threads for the magnetic holster mount - The mag spring may need the top u-bend to be squished a bit - DRS4010 is a 10...

The bottom of the pegs for the cover may need a little bit of sanding, but not much at all. The lid should open and close easily/cleanly and it snaps shut with some force. The Arduino code is located here:...

The coin hole was also a little too small because the coins edges aren't perfectly flat, so I increased that radius a bit too. I also filled in some of the space of the point token wells to make it less weird; there's still some extra space there,...

I've also put the old f3d files back, since they behave a bit differently when out of range parameters are put in, see the comments for more detail.) (edit 3/24/2019, I've added an f3d file for customizing the o-ring.) This rugged box features hinges...

The hinge is made from a short bit of filament, which is then melted to the outer box to keep it in place. I used a soldering iron for this. Instead of making a PCB I just 'air-wired' the connections on the shield board. The design is simply made...

Two possible options are: paying at least three times the cost of an Ai3M and getting a printer that might still need upgrades, tinkering and care - or paying much less and turning the Ai3M into a machine that can finally offer excellent printing...

It's a bit tricky but you can do it with some patience. Install the new fans in the base. Use the 1.5mm bolt and nut to secure them. Coat the top of the riser and the inside of the base where the riser fits with a generous amount of acetone using a...