ptc hacks 3d models

My previous method was a makeshift solution - clamping car smartphone holders to my workbench or coming up with other clever hacks. But I figured, it was time to create something that worked better and lasted longer. To make this exact one, you'll...

I swapped the Z-Motor Mount brackets over to their topsy-turvy side, ripped out the front corner brackets, ordered a batch of large lead screws and hacked off the vertical rails of the D-Bot to boost overall printable height without breaking the...

... So I took the Gen 5 base from the Hero Me platform, took some measurements of the mounting, and hacked together a base piece that removes the need for the adapter. The hotend can be mounted directly to the plate as is, with the printhead around it.

One M3*20 Socket cap screw For the needle point, I employed a hack saw to trim the nail to precise length, then used a cordless drill to smooth out any burrs. The nail is then carefully pressed into the bottom of the rear slide plate. To secure the...

... to modify your printer. Instead, visit our forum (https://beeverycreative.com/forum/) for support and guidance. Happy printing! PS: If you're feeling adventurous, feel free to hack away. ... Thanks to Francisco Mendes for reviewing my text!

... CAD file is also included for resizing purposes. The provided image demonstrates the driver controlling the electronics cooling fan, while the power cabling is smaller than that used on the heatbed driver. Enjoy your hacking experience - Matt.

So with my free time I started coming up with small hacks to make my dorm more like home (full of plastic trinkets). This clip is designed to hold bags, light jackets, basically anything light with a handle. How I Designed This Steps: This was...

Guidelines for Cutting 20x20mm Extrusions with a Hack Saw To effectively cut 20x20mm extrusions using a hacksaw, follow these steps: 1. Ensure the hacksaw blade is suitable for metal and has a sharp edge to prevent unnecessary strain on the saw. 2.

This project is a remix of the idea found on the website hack a day (https://hackaday.io/project/170481-laser-cut-medical-shield). After several changes I was able to reach this minimalist design, easy to clean, easy assembly and high production.

This quick hack was created in response to requests from fellow modders after I posted it on Thingiverse - specifically in this hull mod: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4027127 The print quality may be rough due to its creation on my old Anet A8,...

Inspired by a microscope hack, I now enjoy 10x and 60x magnification, but find 200x unstable. For the assembly, you'll need: - 2 x 8mm steel shaft (about 30cm each) - 1 x M10 thread bar (about 30cm) - 2 x LM8UU linear bearings - 3 x M10 nuts - 2 x...

This hack might also work on later models like the 2.0 or AiO printers; however, I haven't had a chance to test those. As an added bonus, I've included the original 123D files, so you can feel free to modify them as needed for your specific needs. ... ...

Couldn't find any flash-drive-like case for the Teensy 2.0 so I designed this one myself using OpenSCAD.\nI've included the logo of E(vil) Corp there just for kicks, but you can remove it or change it on the scad file if you want to.\nAlso made a...

This simple hack makes the goggles fit an average-sized face perfectly. I also took it a step further by creating a backup and gluing on some foam from a FatShark replacement kit - I had to trim it down, but it works beautifully. In both cases, the...

... and it's been fine. There's a .3mf file in case edits need to be made. The model is pretty hacked together, but hey, it prints! ... Thanks to https://www.thingiverse.com/vague_badger/designs for the original design that I based this off of.

Instead of using the factory positions for the auxiliary switch, they hacked into what used to be an ash tray holder. I scored a great deal on the Jeep, but had to swallow their lack of know-how and fix the old switch myself to get one that would...

A photo illustrating how this concept can be efficiently assessed at a "hack-a-thon" using Legos has also been included. This magnetic braking system holds significant potential for various industrial applications, offering an alternative to...

... one I printed! Update: I just hacked the SCAD file so you can now modify the text via the customizer if you'd like. Hope you find this thing useful! ...Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: Thing-O-Matic Rafts: No Supports: No Infill: 100%

Here's my hack-amo version of the filament spools stand for the 'Multiple Mechanism Auto-Rewind Spool Holder' by ea69. It's basically a wall mount design for the stand. Non-printed parts needed are: Two 3x10mm screws and nuts When mounting the...

This hack lets you use a USB port to attach a Raspberry Pi camera.\r\n\r\nI've got multiple Raspberry Pis and cameras lying around, and finding somewhere to mount the camera has always been a problem. Once I set up the computer, though, I hardly ever...

... that can be exported to DXF. Currently there is a bug using number_of_teeth=3 and 5, at least in OpenSCAD. EDIT: Teeth now have more material behind them, due to a 4 point tooth. EDIT(2014-07-16): fixed (read "hacked") bug for 3 and 5 tooth blades.

I drew inspiration from this project: http://rr-m.org/blog/hacking-a-thrustmaster-tx-rw-gaming-wheel-with-arduino-uno-part-1/ To ensure maximum strength where it matters most, add a 100% infill region over the area where the bolts intersect -...

Built from Dutchmogul's Olimyoo Brave, I created this Olimyoo hacking experience using Tinkercad bits. Kudos to Dutchmogul for bringing my Myoos to life! Huge thanks. Check out our Patreon page. Thanks! ... Print Settings: Printer Brand: MakerBot ...

So I used Mesh Mixer to hack together two copies of the original 6 slot module to create the 12 slot module.When slicing, make sure to check the walls with the AA lettering for irregularities in the printed lines due to surface artifacts. With...

A fairly extensive hack-job. This kind of fan does not blow evenly, rather they tend to blow in the direction of blade rotation, so mounting this fan horizontally makes something likely fall into the inlet and means one side of the cowling gets...

You will probably have to design/hack a replacement for the Part c piece to suit your placement need. (mine was designed to hook over the folded table tennis table that is stored in front of the car.) The 95mm mirror I used was from Ali Express...

Hacked off the charger from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2892321 and then shoved 3 together and cleaned it up a little, just a little ;) Then added a platform for those trashy $1 bms for 3s, wired it all up w/ some 24ga rj45 wire, double sided...

This clever hack requires some basic DIY skills and easily available parts. To turn your tripod into a spool holder, you'll need: 1 x 608 Bearing 1 x 6-32 x 1" Machine Screw 1 x 6-32 Nut This conversion works perfectly with ColorFabb spools, and...

Nothing was exactly right, and most of them weren't easily modified, so I just started hacking away in OpenSCAD. The DeucePegs.scad file is the interesting one, but I'll upload things as I generate STL files. I do NOT suggest you actually use...

This Mandalorian Ring is a swift slash and cut hack of a much superior work that was originally designed as a demonstration piece for STL editing's potential applications. However, after several viewers of my video requested the file, I decided to...