nextbit robin factory 3d models

- I did print all mine using this super cheap, strong, and easy to print Carbon Fiber PLA which makes the parts look as if they had come from the factory. - However, if you want a little more color, this <a...

The first time that you navigate to the page, you will see the factory default FlashAir page asking you for additional values to set up the card. Do not make any changes and refresh the page. At this point, you should see the newly-installed browser...

The design was modeled on the Zotac GTX 1080 AMP Extreme with the factory fans removed. I have not tried to customize the print design for a different brand of graphics card, but even if it doesn't fit, hopefully, the design elements can be used to...

Tighten the tension nut to remove play as per factory instructions. Then you can drill out the two 3mm holes from the front to get them aligned perfectly. Install the two M3x12mm bolts with the washers and nuts on the backside. Remove the stepper...

Designed and tested by David Hartkop for the Pueblo City-County Library District's Idea Factory makerspace. This system has been tested for magnet wire ranging from hair-thin up to around 20 gage. The resolution is related to the circumference of...

Motor designed by David Hartkop for the Pueblo City-County Library District's Idea Factory makerspace programming. THE APPROACH: Rather than designing a rotor with high angular resolution, this motor utilizes a single magnet and four electromagnets....

... for free. Scan the World is an open-source, community effort. If you have interesting items around you and would like to contribute, email stw@myminifactory.com to find out how you can help. Buy a print of this sculpture from Blue Banana Factory.

Printing/Build Notes: - All parts were printed on a factory-stock Ender 3 Max, using Cura 4.10.0* (see below) and cheap Creality "Ender" PLA filament. - The only part that required support was the cockpit (which is printed vertically, like the...

There is negligible allowance to move the motherboard mount location any further forward from the base than it is when it's mounted in the factory location. This mount keeps it in the same relative location, and shouldn't require any longer...

The upside down one isn't as clean of a print for me but the threads were spot on and went on with nearly the same ease as the factory hunter cap. I printed them in polymaker polylite yellow ABS and scaled the print up on the X & Y to 101% to...

It looked good, and the mounting holes match the factory arms. I only replaced one arm, but all four feet set on a flat surface, unlike the previous sample. It was easier to flex this arm (in PLA) than the original, which, in my experience, breaks...

Mount it with 4 M3 bolts - you'll need longer ones than the ones provided with the printer so you will need to replace the factory ones. I used 10mm long ones, they were slightly too long (but don't cause a problem). The display itself I mounted...

Take care pulling the factory line of the back of the F2 as you do not want to damage the brass barb or it will leak. Make sure the line has ample space in the back of the gun to make the 180 degree turn into the back of the F2 or the macro line...

The bed as delivered is a fixed position, factory leveled bed. Unfortunately, the folks at Raise3D did not take into account the probability of the bed going out of level, which it did for me. They also do not take into account when a user has a...

Having only 1 print cooling fan means that one side of your prints will suffer from less than optimal cooling. I designed this fan shroud to use the factory supplied fans (1 hot end cooling fan 40x40x10 and 1 print cooling fan - blower 40x40x10). You...

... I could do better. Constructive criticism is always appreciated.In any case, I would love to hear from you.Please feel free to visit my store on My Mini Factory to view the other objects that I designed: https://www.myminifactory.com/users/DanoSoft

... re-share! Added .factory files and GCodes for a Prusa i3mk2s PET and ABS parts Added the Prusa extruder holder (without Pinda holder version); this version is stronger, if you're not going to use a bed probe, this is better than the other version.

This board has the same form factor as the Zero W and a number of advantages for an embedded Octoprint server: 4 CPU cores (Octoprint runs fast, plenty of CPU to also run a webcam) A WiFi connector from the factory (while it's been done, I know my...

Factory had it on 24V which could only reach 60C in 40 minutes. Heatbed is massive 300x350mm, 7ohm across leads, on SSR relay, 4 minutes to 110C, all controlled through PID through software, on same 24V line, to send "signal" rather than power...

The rings are worn on the first and second joint and hold a polyimide-coated Flexpoint flex sensor with its factory-installed socket. \nYou must use a polyimide Flexpoint sensor to ensure accurate readings. Using Spectra flex sensors or uncoated...

The springs used in the build are made using the amazing Spring Factory 1.2m by vbailet. I use 0.7mm stainless steel spring wire. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5171637. This truly is a marvelous printed tool. To build a single lure wand you...

I found out the hard way that the H formed bed holder was not properly aligned from the factory and I needed to loosen all the screws on it to make it nice and square. Soo, hope you also can enjoy a play free bed... (umm, that sounded a tad bit...

once inserted into the CD slot, everything is held in place by friction. This thing is designed specifically for my 2005 Peugeot 206cc which has a factory-fitted Clarion CD player, but should probably be just fine for any 2005 206, maybe any 2005...

I realize the factory belts are thicker than the ones I run and it probably rubs while the carriage is all the way to the front near the corner. I have updated the design of the carriage to increase the clearance and will label it at Y1.1 and Y2.1. 6...

The other problems I'm trying to solve are: - development of print profiles for different materials on a slicer like IdeaMaker since Cura, of which Creality Slicer is a clone, I don't like much (even if it works very well!) - creation of a...

Here are the steps I used to enable my M500 command by flashing the Airwolf HDX factory firmware (kindly obtained by a thingiverse user that I have not named yet until they provide permission). At this time this firmware is configured for the...

- I had to change from the long factory screws to customized screws. I got (4) M3x55 partially-threaded screws, hack-sawed them down to 44mm depth, then beveled them with a file. - The extruder fans end up being recessed 7.9mm from the front of...

Remove the power supply cover and slide the factory bed cable out of the grommet in the back of the printer. You will need to unscrew the mains grounding wire (green/yellow). 4. a. Tin the ends of your wire 16ga wire and screw them in the...

I’ve kept the factory spring-loaded drive block assembly, since it works pretty well. This carriage spaces the nozzle tip at the right height to use a glass plate on top of the 2X's heated platform, or skip the glass and print right on the plate. I...

The other is for a larger, 4-wheel carriage (re: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07ZHWZ567 or https://smile.amazon.com/CCTREE-Printer-Upgrade-Extruder-Support/dp/B0823B9SP1/), which is becoming more common with newer printers that have factory direct...