mewtwo 3d print model

As you may see the printing didin't go very well so I will print the frame again and take new pictures. I decided to use an Arduino Nano as controller because I like it, it's easy to code, it's easy to find online and it doens't require big...

Another Same Day Edit: Did you realize that if you print this at 250%, you get a mostly safe pirate ninja star! It's true! Same Day Edit: OMG, I just realized that this makes a fantastic ninja star! Won't hurt anyone, obviously, because it's not...

A 0.3 mm nozzle would be recommended for the rotor blade, I printed with 0.4 mm. On the Nabe, drill out the holes for the screws with 2.5 mm and cut an M3 thread. Glue the Labyrinth ring to the Nabe at the rear with CA. Put the ball bearing in the...

To imitate part of the functionality of the original Super Soaker 50, the sliding “pump” acts as a jam door, providing access to the top of the Talon magazine in case of jams or malfunctions.  As a fun little detail to add, I commissioned the...

Settings I use for a Tattu 450 mah 2 cell lipo, where the tray just sits over the bolt heads: bolt_c_c = 43.5; //center-to-center distance between bolts bolt_shank_dia = 6; //shank diameter of bolt (where bolting battery tray to quad frame) - make...

Printing in PETG with an added layer of conductive material inside (connected to output ground) might help. Filling insides with some insulation compound (paraffin, for example) could also be beneficial. ## Construction The design consists of six...

Many of the pieces interact, for exmaple the crane in the Logistics pack can be used to move the Cryo chambers, and the desk & drawer tops from the Medical set fit on the structures in the Science set.  Everything is pre-supported and print tested,...

The 4 printed circuit boards with LM358 are required to be able to integrate the measuring device into the positive supply line, since the measuring devices can only be integrated into the negative line of a load without the additional circuitry,...

I recommend printing all parts with at least two shells and 25% infill. No supports are needed to print anything. It's still a work in progress, getting it to work correctly requires finding the right tension balance between the elastics that pull...

To solve this you could pause after first hex layer and check hole width, or if you have a MK3 magnetic bed, you can take it off and pound the nuts in with a hammer (make sure you have a well anchored bed on this print!).\r\n\r\nThis actually...

Build Instructions: This takes about 2 Kg of filament and 5 days to print. For the settings, see the Cura settings posted in the pictures. For the axle, I made the infill to be 50% because it takes more stress than the other parts. You can change...

The whole assembly of case front, case rear, lens cap and connector protection cover is a single component print in place. It must be made with a flexible but durable filament like TPU. I used a bright colour so as to easily spot the device if...

This will be an *extremely* tight fit, by design, and will likely require a fair amount of pressure the first time an end cap is installed.\r\n* Drop a spring into the spring cup of the end cap.\r\n* Push the rail toward the idler side of the printer...

2 M3 hex nuts - if you print the T-slot M3 hardware from Thingiverse Tools Crimping Tool / Wire Stripper Philips Screw Driver Soldering Supplies M3 Allen Wrench Time. Notes: Tolerances are tight. This is so the board doesn't move around when you...

If printed correctly nuts should go in well but tight, so no glue needed. 1. shorten the screws if necessary, the screws MUST NOT touch the eInk-panel! 1. if using regular sized raspberry, you have to drill the mounting holes bigger to 3mm. 1. -...

 <img src="img/probe_cutout.png">    - (printability) cutout for heatbreak setscrew is now a a straight-sided slot not a matching hole    - (printability) heatsink to toohead back mounting screws are no longer through...

Print instructionsIssues with putting this together: The hex shaped holes for the nuts are not necessarily the best fit. I sometimes would have to wedge a small flat head screw driver in to hold the nuts steady while I tightened the bolts. The two m3...

When you have printed the parts, it's important to get smooth surfaces so use a fine grit sandpaper and rub the parts until you have a totally clean surface and you can stack the parts without any visible gaps. Glue the cover and the guidehouse...

(Provided is for 11mm heatsink, but it can be easily modified)Post-Printing:The thermal pad needs to be cut out to fit into the red frame. The dimenzions are 50x50mm with 4mm sqares cut off in the corners. The thermal pad is then fixed between the...

Future changes: Re-work the cover - currently this relies on some flex in the body to fit it in place however I printed a body in ABS and found there was almost zero flex in the body so I will re-work a cover that is easier to lock in place. Probably...

Lid ---- Choice of 2 lids, I printed v2 which holds securely has a fix hole for M3 screw to close, and helps location but needs more work. V1 is simpler and should work fine. It kind of clicks on and stays there. Where to put the Pico ...

The smaller Knob is one from radio shack that Ive had for a while, there are other examples you can print elsewhere on thingiverse 2. Keycaps are [YDMK SA Carbon blanks from Amazon](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07PZRSZZS/) 3. LEDs: a. On the...

You can always cope with about 7 hours of printing time for the housing. I have now ordered 10 x AA 1.2 volts with 1600mah and the copper strip and am now waiting for it. I recommend printing it in PETG as it is more flexible. With PLA there is...

Lastly I have removed the wildcard hole on the back and replaced it with an angled slot for another scraper, a generic single-blade razor holder that has been useful for fine detail work or prints that are very on the bed. I picked it up on a whim...

For printing, I applied the revolutionary "arc overhang" technique, which you can see on cnc kitchen. No need for supports! Unfortunately, there's not enough adhesion between the layers to screw the cylinder and lid together, so you'll have to glue...

For instance, replacing the current flexible-tube-and-nozzle solution with a printed double-hinged air duct (directing air from the side) could change position and orientation of the pipe end opening to the front. Adding support for a second nozzle...

I printed with PETG, 4er nozzle, 0.2mm layer height. I later cut the slots in the border with the cutter. Here is a guide to changing the plate: You press the mirror so far that you can grasp behind it and then pluck it backwards (to the back of...

Max length of the lens is under 30cm roughly.Like this Project?Buy me and the devs a coffee! Updates:22.04.2021Updated 14_RAmotor_mount_NEMA_down to v4, adding adjustment for belt tension and making _up obsolete.Updated 05_pole to v5, adding...

Ideally a clamp with a spring for easy remove. Circuit schematics are available here thanks to Jeff Frohwein's work : http://www.devrs.com/gb/files/hardware.html http://www.devrs.com/gb/files/mbc1.gif http://www.devrs.com/gb/files/134a.gif Print...

So I used this version from stylesuxx with success: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:940737 Besides being much easier to print and get working, it has a simpler and more durable servo carriage that is designed so it will fit a broader range of servo...