qu rahn 3d models

Qu Rahn's lightsaber which was given to Kyle Katarn in Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II Print H1 x3 Update 1/29/20: Added Pommel Cap Update 4/25/20: Added Pommel Threads adapter & updated handle to have threads (You can now glue/screw the Pommel Threads...

... ...This green-bladed lightsaber was created by Jedi Master Qu Rahn. He passed it on to Morgan Katarn, who in turn gave it to his son, Kyle Katarn, who used it in his duel with the Dark Jedi Yun, Gorc, Pic, and Maw. It was later destroyed by Boc Aseca.

... II, this lightsaber is what you would see on the loading screens and within the setup menu. ... Possibly an early concept idea for Qu Rahn's saber. Thanks Flyingfolk27 for pointing out the only saber I missed! ... Update 1/15/21 Added Pommel Cap

It’s the old one, the first lightsaber I’ve published on Sketchfab. Over all the years I have learned a lot of things. When I was recently asked for some wear&tear textures to those older models, I couldn’t help myself but to recreate them...

Designed to be printed in sections and assembled using threads. Some parts might need glue (super glue). For decoration of the rivets, I recommend using actual rivets, by knocking out the rivet rod using a tap of a hammer. Design is hollow and in...

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An example of a miniature Qu’ran from the Ruth E. Adomeit collection. ...Decimated to 100K.

This is my version of the Bowden extruder designed for my QU-BD upgrade http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1227902

QU BD Carriage variant for the PM RepRap based on the original X-Carriage file http://www.reprap.org/wiki/Prusa Instructions Made with white ABS on highest fill with .2mm Z Resolution

Instructions Attached are zip files of the SolidWorks models, STEP files, and original QU-BD stls (from http://www.qu-bd.com/stl/). Of the SolidWorks models, everything is reverse-engineered from the stl files and within at least +-.5mm, though most...

... inside of the ring and around the ring edges. The Inventor file is included should you want to make changes. Print Settings Printer: QU-BD Two Up Rafts: No Supports: No Infill: 70% Notes: Printed in PLA with CuraEngine with no additional Adhesion.

http://www.buildlog.net/wiki/doku.php?id=ord_bot:qu-bd_extruder_improvements Instructions Select the version you need depending on what side of the shaft you run your filament through. Print the parts. Use a 3mm drill to clean out the holes. ...

... 1) Improve the base. 2) Add a power switch to the psu. 3) Make one version of the yz_carriage, x_motor_base to use LM8UU (24mm) bearings. Print Settings Printer: QU-BD TwoUp and M3D Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.3 Infill: 40%

A simple filament holder to append to the top of your QU-BD OneUp or TwoUp. Doesn't need screws or glue or anything. I placed the main spool into a drawer under the printer and I only take off the filament I need along the day. I hope this is a...

I'll update this intro as I progress. Description: This is intended to be a gasket between the fan and heat sink on the qu-bd extruder. I have broken 3 fans in the removal/reattach process. I believe the bolts are putting too much stress on the...

... Description: This is intended to be a gasket between the fan and heat sink on the qu-bd extruder. I have broken 3 fans in the removal/reattach process. I believe the bolts are putting too much stress on the plastic fan against the heat sink fins.

This is an entry into the SilverStone wall-mounted headphone stand design competition in collaboration with Linus Tech Tips.Please cast your vote for this entry by downloading it.You can view Linus' video about the competition here:  

Here is the QU-BD extruder in Sketchup format. ... I could not find it for Sketchup so I figured I would model it up. I used the open source .stl files from QU-BD and added the stepper and fan.

QU-BD's extruder converted from QU-BD's STL files Instructions QU-BD have been reluctant to publish usable solids files of their open source extruder, so I downloaded their STL's and rebuilt, then created an assembly file. The asssembly also contains...

Made to attach to the QU-BD One-Up extruder but should work for any printer with a exposed stepper motor or flat surface. ... Mounted with 2.5mm zip ties.

QU-BD Z-access coupler. 5mm to 3/8 Print two and bolt them together. ... I've had a lot of issues with Z access wobble using different couplers so I made my own which seems to work well.

Small modification to the LCD support arm from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:85644 to fit the top bar of the QU-BD Up series of printers. ...Just print two to mount a reprap discount LCD.

Here is my first contribution to thingiverse let me know what you think QU-BD extruder fan mount for 50mm Fan It will probably need support, just slide in to the heat sink to mount Took me 1:15 to print, speed Loops-30, Solids-60, Infill 100%

This is a QU-BD TwoUp (and other variations) modification to help reduce the Z wobble caused by the poorly supported Z axis threaded rod. This part will connect the threaded rod to part SS. This should also help correct the X Gantry sag although it...

The Z axis rod that came with my QU-BD Oneup kit had the hole drilled off center and not inline with the rod. This caused the entire extruder assembly to move (not in the Z axis) as the rod spun, I did not try to print before making this change but i...

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/iZULKa7lZPz

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/iZULKa7lZPz

The billet aluminum structure of the QU-BD RPM.

See updated version QU-BD TwoUp Upgrade in http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1227902.

One-up QU-BD YEXTruderundermount_r5 part converted in OpenScad from DXF depository file with a 6.35mm height