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WARNING I worked on perfecting this design over a year, my other 3D printed Brompton upgrade for the front carrier block forms part of this design. It carries the battery pack and VESC brushless motor controller. I am satisfied with the strength of...
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If needed, there is an alignment block to help with that (it may need the bolt hole opened a bit, haven't checked).Fit the head of the 2" 5/16" bolt into the hex depression on the nose piece, gluing with CA glue. Follow up with a bolt lock piece (has...
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She may not print a whole basketball, but you’ll be able to print a really detailed softball! Development thread is here: https://forum.lulzbot.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=654&p=6754#p6754 Instructions Parts needed: One Micrometer Head...
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As part of a series, this model will be integrated into an intricate city block, blending seamlessly with surrounding structures to form a cohesive urban landscape. Careful consideration was given to the scaling and dimensions of the model to...
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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...
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Less layer changes, less filiament swaps, smaller purge blocks with thicker layer heights, Faster Prints. they are cheap and worth it. This spool holder can be printed in under 3 hours while still making a strong print. I dont have settings for...
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you can use one of these in place of one of the USB power boards if you are powering a bed heater that draws more than the Duet's 18A circuit can provide: http://amzn.to/2ozFxFg - Lugs for two 5-pin Wago connectors (221-415) to be used as terminal...
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having to jungle 2 tools in a limited space and not get burned, drop my nozzle, or damage the delicate wires in the heat block was a real challenge. Honestly that struggle is why I rarely swapped nozzles, as getting a printer to work can be enough...
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Now in an editor find the group of code that reatlers to that hexagon (Example find T31 on COLOR_07_Print_order.jpg now in an editor find ;T31 The first small group is the purge and color change area for the following block of code. So, M163 S0 P16...
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You can use "Magnetic Joining Block.stl" to shim the corners and link the walls together. #### Magnetized System DungeonSticks are designed to use optional sphere magnets inside the pieces to help hold their shape, add rigidity, and aid in quick...
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Printing -------- Since the fan duct is rather close to the Mosquito heat block it has to be printed with a temperature-resistant material like ABS or (even better) PC-FR. If you use the 2510 direct cooling fan, you'll also want to print the...
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Turning off Night Mode is a surprisingly good option if you have street lights or keep your porch light on, but for those who want to use Night Vision, I suggest you block off the IR Light with something opaque (like electrical tape) before...
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All other hot ends: Other than the Rapido UHF all other hot ends should be mounted in the lower mounting position to avoid the heat block being too close to the plastic of the face plate. All holes are either 3mm of 4 mm. I have not modelled any...
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For this 3-wheel version, on the Adimlab printer, I found the x-axis belt anchors were too high, so I made some little blocks to put the belt into. You will need to mirror it in your slicer for the second one. If you don't have a belt tensioner on...
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I originally had the shroud/frame centered on the back bracket (top to bottom), but the bottom of the front frame hung down a bit too close to the heat block/silicone sock and I was worried about the adapter "taking the heat". So I moved it up to...
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- **accessible:** The heater block is perfectly exposed, making it easy to hold still with a set of pliers while you change your nozzle. No need to remove the factory shroud just to change a nozzle. - **just plain awesome:** Bad ass cooling...
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The hacked-about Hornby chassis is secured to the footplate with M2 screws into tapped holes in the blocks moulded into the footplate. The connecting rods etc are part of the chassis while the cylinders are fixed to the footplate, so fitting the two...
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This also comes with a 5e compatible stat block. This miniature comes with optional presupported files for resin printing. These files come as ready to go STL files or Lychee files if you wish to edit the supports for your custom needs. You can...
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they prevent the tiles from being folded out too far during the game and thus blocking the ones that should be folded in. the "Hochklapp-Hilfe" is pushed onto each row of 10 tiles. the markings make it easy to see where the individual sections...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIbiG6at01g Used in this project: eSun Black PLA -...
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Parts like the handle and the blade pieces may require some sanding to fit, the part "blade sanding support block" can be slid into a blade piece to keep it in shape. Printed assembly: My recommended order of assembly is to combine the upper...
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Easy/dumb answer for that: get a T nut and a bolt and install it on either side of the feet spacers so they're physically blocked, or use the excuse to print something else off that's T-nuttable and mount it in a way that sandwiches where the feet go...
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Please note that this design blocks the LAN and USB ports and reset button. However, I have never needed to use these ports/button. My USB port is firmware-disabled by Samsung, and I connect over WiFi so that I can place this hub away from clutter...
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If you only want to install the e3d, you only need the piece to block the tube. This is "tg-bloqueur-std.stl". I use 2xM3 30mm screws. In this kind of objects, where it is uneasy to maintain the nut in the hole, I add a piece of foam then a scotch...
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You can also use the standard EVA 2 lower Dragon mount if you want.For Rapido hot ends:You will want to use the Rapido mount I have provided, which has an additional lower support that makes the Rapido mounting very rigid.All other hot ends:Other...
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The E3D V6 is slightly shorter; however, an E3D V6 with the Volcano block is exactly the correct size, to the mm. A Trianglelab E3D V6 costs $10-$12 off the shelf (without the fan, which isn't included in a replacement $10 stock hotend), In bulk,...
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I ended up using the fan guard mounting holes for attaching the fan and duct to the bracket, and then later switched back to the mounting holes on the fan duct when I changed the orientation of the extruder block. All in all, it works well and is...
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I also have support blockers block any of the screw holes and captive nut cavities because they aren't needed there and can be a pain to remove. Finally I also have support blockers go across the whole bottom curve thing because supports aren't...
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So I suspect they would block the lights on a longer set. As an experiment, I'm thinking of getting hold of a set of the tiny rice-grain lights, the ones with the tiny solid wires. I think these would make it possible to fit far more lights into the...
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Use a foam block in front or behind the battery to adjust position and weight balance as required. To use a ni-mh stick battery make two BatteryStickholder01 and add to the sides of the chassis. Place BatteryStickholder02 in the battery tray under...