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Then print the inserts - I included the reverse one also just incase you did not know how to do that in your slicer - and use the same settings as the cups. When done just turn them over so the open side is down and let them twirl to the bottom of...

This will result in a more vibrant logo color and much better overall appearance of the logo on the lid.Bring the model file into your slicer (if asked, keep the model together as parts)Flip the lid over so that the top is on the print plateSplit the...

(manual pause)One possibility is that when you slice the full file, you find the layer at which it switched between the hex groove and a circle, and then come to your printer around the time they swap, manually pause the print (if your printer is...

The slicer needs to generate support only to the bottom of the collar and the bottom of the 5 expanding arms. The sliding collar is positioned around but not touching the threads and during printing this provides slightly more radial clearance. I...

Feel free to also use the "blanklithophane.stl" if you want a lithophane that has nothing on it. Use your slicer to print the Lithophanes. I recommend using 100% infill for anything with a picture on it. You can use 20% infill if you are just...

The other option is to fit the board, measure how far the window must be moved, then open the source in DesignSparkMechanical and move the window. [Note added 2021-02-08.] Note from feedback on the button: if the button seems too loose then you may...

I designed these parts in Sketchup using metric units and they import correctly into my slicer (which is also set to metric). If you have issues, check your application to see if has a way to select metric or alternatively scale down by a factor of...

Such edits can be done in Prusa Slicer, even.I'm considering future revisions that will include a desiccant tray (I am currently using Malolo's lovely desiccant containers - 2x 30mm pucks work well), a heater, and other conveniences. Should I be...

Most slicers probably wont't have issues, but some might interpret them as colliding geometry. I might add a remeshed version along the road if I find a good way to do it.</p></blockquote><p>I did my print with the following settings*:<br><br>PRUSA...

Note about the STL files: I only supply the right side, so you'll need to mirror the files in your slicer to print the left side. Be sure to do this for the screw, and screw cap as well, as the threads on the mount will be mirrored as well, when you...

Otherwise, Machining Coordinates Will Be Applied, and Your Gear Will Have to Be Rotated on Your Slicer's Bed. Saves Annoyance. Trust Me. Meshing Reference Within the Model, the Pinion Gear Has a Specific Diameter Circle About the Axis That Should Be...

Scaling up or down my STLs in a slicer would only work to a limited amount. Scaling up would result in the motor shaft being too short to go right through the prop. Scaling down would require drilling out the shaft hole back to 3mm.</p> <p>A few of...

UPDATE 19/04/2020 Forgot to mention that I use a nozzle to probe offset of #define NOZZLE_TO_PROBE_OFFSET {-49,-12, 0 } Also if you are looking for how to get your firmware and slicer upgraded to work with this then check out my other thing here. Do...

My printer/slicer added extra material to each ring which also needed to be trimmed down or the tip will not fit.The handles print best in standing orientation. To help with that I included a version with built in supports to make it stick to the...

Regardless, identify the layer where the slot is covered in your slicer and insert the pause before this layer begins. For me, at 0.28 mm resolution with the default customizer settings, this occurs before layer 14 (counting from zero).</li> ...

This can usually be resolved by turning on thin wall settings in your slicer. UPDATE: Be sure that you're printing the newest version (v7.1). Otherwise, the duct will probably extend past the tip of your hotend (see description for details). ...

All dice have opposing faces sum to 7, but the book's face pattern is slightly different from my design. In the 20131213 version, I've added a little 3D-printed box to hold the assembled die and rotated a few of the pieces to make print quality less...

All of the parts are orientated to print base ready to print with your favourite slicer . . The individual files are FDM orientated for least support and strongest print orientation, as seen in the images. All parts are cut files to fit build plate...

No additional soft (except the slicer) needed. No tools, no screws, just piece of paper and a pen to do some simple math calculation and planning. Q: Is this challenging to print? Not at all. No supports needed (minimum angle is 45 degree, so every...

... If you're using PrusaSlicer, go back into your Advanced Print Settings and adjust the "Elephant foot compensation" until you have a crisp bottom edge. If you use Cura, or some other slicer, poke around in your settings and look for similar options.

If your school printer is from a different brand, please use the correct slicer program and G-code file. Between sessions: Print all the students' coasters and bring them to the next session. Second Session: Showing the coasters and discussing the...

The models in the 3mf files are already correctly oriented so just load the 3mf files into your slicer of choice and print away!For print settings, I recommend:Nozzle Size: 0.4mmLayer Height: 0.2mmPerimeters: 3-4Top-Bottom Layers: 4-5Infill: Gyroid...

30x30x5mm Test Square: Just a little bigger (or you can alter the settings on your slicer to make the 20x20x5 model larger.) File 2b. <b>30x60x5mm Test Block:</b> Twice the size of the previous. It is also something to see if your corners might be...

Use the preview in the slicer to determine the correct layer. Layer 24 in the provided examples).</p> <p>If loading an SVG image for the integrated frame, this error is possible if the SVG can't be used: "ERROR: The given mesh is not closed! Unable...

Litho Panes I used paulbovbel's litho pane customizer in my slicer. I made them 0.75 of the original size. The panes are able to slide into the boxes without removing the boxes themselves, enabling you to change what appears easily. Thank you,...

Please check that your 3D printer/slicer supports this before purchasing the files. Using default settings will result in the models printing solid. All of the parts shown in the photos were printed using a Creality Ender 3 V2 3D Printer and sliced...

They will be glued in sections to their mating ceilings, so they do not have to maintain their spacial offsets. Print instructionsNotes: When using supports on things like the fireplaces, I found that it is best to put a support blocker on the back...

Some pieces you may have to orient in your slicer so the flat side faces down. Though the core is now much stronger, this means that the interior threads are likely to give way first. Though you can still tighten the pieces more than before, avoid...

Step 1 - Load both files/models into your slicer and center them (keep the USB openings unobstructed) Step 2 - Then select both models (Ctrl+A) and group them. That's it, just slice and print as you would normally. Risers You'll need your printer...

I decided to design them by myself and not use the slicer function as it seems to create far too many unnecessary supports and gives a hard time cleaning them off. Those additional STLs are available but not yet published as it is unclear if there is...