mudbox 3d printing

For printing I just made everything 50% Gyroidial infill, with ESUN PLA+. Did a bunch of pretty serious drop and smash tests with early iterations and the unit held up pretty damn well. I got the makita mount from somewhere a while back but cant...

The ball-and-socket system requires one spacer and one nut to be printed and installed for each ball joint used. Be sure to install the spacer the correct direction - with the bevel side facing the ball joint (see photo, which shows a longer piece...

(At least in my setup, if the original z-axis endstop was used, you could wire this in parallel as a backup, possibly.) The part is best printed in ABS, PLA will warp over time. Instructions Use...

The STL file itself prints flat and then will need to be bent with a slight angle in the stem. This can be accomplished by running the stem under hot water or dipping it in a bowl of hot water to soften it a bit, and then using a pair of needle...

The print time for this project is around 13-15 hours with a layer height of .28. https://youtu.be/-cRUheSAXM4 [Update 2] After finishing my assemblies and using them, I can confirm that the coupler I made is strong enough to handle the cleaning...

Print Settings: - Printer: Sintron Prusa - Rafts: None - Supports: None - Resolution: 0.3 mm - Infill: 40% - Notes: No fan being used. Supports are needed for all sensor brackets. Designing this project involved combining the inspiration from...

... structure (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4695870). So I also redesigned the 140mm spindle. It now has a hole at the top where you can put a (colored) steel ball. Also, the bottom edge is rounded to make printing the bottom a little easier.

It is assembled with a 0.2 mm extra length to make up for round corners when printing the pieces separately. Keep in mind that this model IS NOT TESTED since I do not own such large printers. Uploadet per request. <b>Thanks!</b> Once...

You only need to print one lid for an entire stack. The idea is that you simply pull out the component boxes, unstack and remove the lids and the components are ready to go, in bowls, so your components are neat on the table. The magnets are placed...

Print these parts in PETG or ABS, not PLA. You can finish them as desired; I personally sanded, primed with filler spray, sanded some more, applied primer/filler again, and then spray-painted with clear coat. Automotive paints would be ideal, but...

Materials needed: You will need to print the 6 gear bearing: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:53451 ** Thanks emmett ** 12v motor 12v variable resistor with dial 10' long speaker wire 10' long lamp cord female power plug 3' copper pipe brass...

... professionally done and designed to remove beautifully (provided you have dialled in your printer settings). They are guaranteed to give you one of the best printing experiences you've ever had! Are we allowed to use the term "printgasm"?! ...:-)

Depending on your print tolerances, you may find that you're unable to twist it that far. In that case, take the SCAR off the barrel, lock the sleeve so the barrel-gripping fingers extend into the inside, and file away some of the high points of the...

The pegs are quite thin, so it's best to print them with a layer height of 0.08mm. This setting should make the pegs strong enough to hold up to inserting into the bracket but flexible enough to slip into the bracket with little force. I've also...

Hello.I need to “repair” my 1080Ti fans because they started to make some weird noises and low the rpms, temperatures go higer, and… why no temperature and noise reduction upgrade ?First I want say the photos are of the first functional prototype,...

Assembly I printed all parts with ASA, I glued the "5015Halter" to the component cooler with acetone. Fasten the "Grundplatte" with M3x10 screws. For the "Schlauchklemme" and the cold end fan, drill out the holes with 2.5 mm and screw in an M3...

Another entry in the line of action figures I'm 3-D printing because the real ones way too expensive for me to afford to buy! Sources arms and legs modified from Baby Animal by R1N6MAN https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4642359 head from Jim...

The lamp used in this setup is an Aglaia 4W LED touch-control lamp featuring a clamp base that was removed to accommodate a longer M6 x 20mm screw for mounting on the printed bracket. The non-conductive material of the bracket prevents electrical...

As printed it the adapter should be a reasonable fit on that bar; if it is too tight to fit or adjust, clean the large hole with a round file or sandpaper, or put a 5/8" cutter through it. (I used a 5/8" Forstner bit, backwards - thread the shank...

The design is somewhat double-brick out-house in most places and doesn't require high-resolution printing, such as wafer-thin walls. However, it will produce a robust system that people may like to refine themselves. OpenSCAD files are provided to...

Take care to ensure the Adapter port with the wires has been sanded to remove sharp edges & serrations from the printing process. Slide the Adapter over the motor and secure with a 2.5 to 3.6mm wide zip tie. A pair of pliers will help to pull the zip...

Parts: * 2 - 5015 Radial Fans*: link to a 24V version; you might need a 12V version depending on your power supply * 4 - 5x5mm magnets*: for mounting the cooling duct * 2 - 2W 12V LED modules*: wired in series or parallel, depending on your power...

As this model is in 1:10 scale, it is rc controllable and not a quick print!I used quite a lot of filament and paint to get to the point which you can see in the pictures.&nbsp;The Fusion File is quite a mess but I hope you won't have to use it much...

Place them in position at the Bottom print and ensure they are fully seated before beginning soldering. Once done, you can snip off the extending length of the pins. Depending on your printer's overhang capabilities, you may need supports for the...

Fishing the wires through the print is a little tricky but not difficult. Longer screw is for the battery latch and sandwiches all parts of the adapter together for strength. I used flat head socket screws since I had them, but any flat head M3...

My plexi has arrived and fits tightly, but it's essential to measure yourself as you build due to print expansion and margins for error in cutting. Measurements are: * Main Panels: 446mm x 524mm * Door Panels: 213mm x 524mm Other objects used in...

Place them in position in the Bottom print and make sure they are fully seated before you begin soldering. Once done, you can snip off the extending length of the pins. Depending on your printer's overhang capabilities, you may need supports for the...

(quick post to share files, more info and tutorial coming soon!) https://youtu.be/96DQsjyok3U - print parts on the side (rotate 90°) for best durability and performance...TPU is perfect but I tried PETG and it works fine until you destroy something...

Important Update - 22-08-2016 Please refrain from printing this design version as it has been found to contain incorrect belt paths, not set up perpendicularly. Check out the discussion on RepRap forum at:...

There is not any planet nor dwarf planet in the Solar System based on carbonaceous material, but it is theorised that a carbon based planet could exist in other planetary systems.Type: Asteroid.&nbsp;Orbit: Sun. Main Asteroid...