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I plan to drill out the four mounting holes to enlarge them to both adjust the hole alignment and to install these threaded inserts which should resolve the minor alignment issue:...

EasyEda Picaxe schematic and board: https://easyeda.com/Rick100/ir_picaxe EasyEda Attiny85 schematic and board: https://easyeda.com/Rick100/attiny85-ir_motor_copy 50MM Clear globe:...

Without the tree supports, I think it might be difficult to get out the support from the limbs. I print the limbs vertically, so one side should be clean down the bolt hole. The base bolt hole will need some work to prise out the supports.</p> <p>Be...

EasyEda Picaxe schematic and board: https://easyeda.com/Rick100/ir_picaxe EasyEda Attiny85 schematic and board: https://easyeda.com/Rick100/attiny85-ir_motor_copy 50MM Clear globe:...

I included a model of the case with an integrated support, which I printed and does seem to help, but even this model still will require supports (I suggest using tree supports with this also). Post-Printing The M3 inserts should probably be...

Link stl per il tool: https://github.com/Annex-Engineering/Sherpa_Mini-Extruder/tree/master/Assembly_Tools/Shaft_Grinding_Tool 3) fate attenzione al grano che serve a fissare l'ingranaggio BMG sull'albero. Il grano stringete bene altrimenti avrete...

I plan to drill out the four mounting holes to enlarge them to both adjust the hole alignment and to install these threaded inserts which should resolve the minor alignment issue:...

I plan to drill out the four mounting holes to enlarge them to both adjust the hole alignment and to install these threaded inserts which should resolve the minor alignment issue:...

The only area that requires some supports is an overhang for the Allen wrench pocket, so the supports can be (optionally) blocked everywhere else. 0.2mm resolution Tree supports Cylinder: Position the drill guide cylinder to print with supports...

If installed incorrectly the spade connectors will hit the hyperpixel screen and you won't be able to connect the power wires to the switchSolder a female breakout wire to ground to the SparkFun USB-C Breakout BoardSolder a wire from the SparkFun...

I used Coex Black PLA but of course, any black filament will work just fine (or, again, any color you wish!).ElectronicsThe way I've designed this is meant to be USB powered, using a Dollar Tree push light as the LED source. If you pry them open you...

Parametric PCB base =================== The master location for these files is https://gitlab.com/wjcarpenter/3dprinting/-/tree/main/parametric-pcb-base They are also available at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5713009 For a project I was working...

- 1 Highly Detailed Modular Lady of Darkness Hero- Interchangeable weapons: Bloody Sword, Bloody Sword with bats, Sword, Sword with bats.- 1 Custom Base- Supported Files Lenora on Vampiric Barbajiann (Heroic Mount)It is said that before he was...

I printed it with tree supports, sliced via Cura 4.5 and printed in PLA at 200/50 temp. Glueing of the final parts is necessary, with filling of joins and sanding highly recommended for FDM prints. Resin printing would produce a finer surface. I have...

Polycounts for each individual tree range between 1,034,320 to 543,018 vertices, collectively amounting to significant geometry that visually translates well through its simplified cube representations within object properties settings. The plane is...

Print Settings Printer Brand: FlashForge Printer: Finder Rafts: No Supports: Yes Infill: 15% Notes: Supports are only needed for the nut trap part, and I would STRONGLY suggest using tree-like supports, as other supports are significantly more...

this is an afterburner direct drive mod for the "tronxy x5sa pro" In Y axis you lost 10mm print space ------------------------------------------------------------ V3 is now online in V3 you can use the origin tool Holders: Thanks to...

Cura said it was a 9-hour job with tree supports, so I added them as separate files as well if you want to glue them together and save 2 hours of printing. <h3>SHOPPING LINKS:</h3> I highly suggest buying new stepper motor cables so you can...

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or something like that, will also work.Fasteners: zinc plated steel but, similar to the printer fasteners, stainless steel looks cosmetic better:2x threaded rod M8 or 5/16", L = 423 mm (I started with M6 but that wasn't stiff enough);2x cap nut M8 or...

(See photo)●Sensor_back_cover.stl・A thermometer cover with a hole for pulling out the wire.・It is not necessary if you are using the original cover with additional cutouts.★Other necessary parts・2mm thick cushion tapeWhere I got it: Local home...

You may find the original work, as well as extensive documentation including the kinematics here: https://github.com/uStepper/Robot-Arm-Rev-4/tree/master ## Background As uStepper is focussed on closed loop servo controllers their design does not...

However, it's worth noting that I've printed parts with tree-type supports, which were relatively easy to remove (PETG doesn't like bridging). If you print this hopper, you'll still need the original part cooler fan ducked from here:...

A clip on BLTouch protector has also been added! The new offsets for V3 are: define NOZZLE_TO_PROBE_OFFSET {35, -44, -2.62} . . . V4 (more modular design, better cooling potential): THE 4TH VERSION OF THE FANDUCT CAN BE FOUND HERE:...

You WILL need small supports and can use "Tree" supports via Cura (on the inside and out of the print) OR, if you don't want to make yourself mad removing supports after you print, you can use custom supports on the inside of the base to support the...

Print in flexible white TPU to allow these to bend as you smush them against trees etc. Print the threaded base and nut with 3 or 4 walls and just 20% infill. This keeps the parts lightweight yet strong and it shouldn't break if you don't crank too...

Trees incorporated within the scene yield 9555520 polygon count, complemented by 4837482 vertex data points; these structures are represented as cubic boxes in their raw form, stripped of finer details or textures. All elements and assets exist at...

Polycount and vertex count statistics for the trees in this model reveal a total of 1,896,292 polygons and 1,005,326 vertices. To give you an idea of how these elements are represented within the scene, they are displayed as simple boxes using...

Remixed models: * thingiverse.com/thing:934033 * thingiverse.com/thing:2162616 * thingiverse.com/thing:2755289 * thingiverse.com/thing:1147748 * thingiverse.com/thing:3948024 * thingiverse.com/thing:2663491 *...

The Solidworks file contains both configurations and now has better feature tree organization. I've also done some flow simulations for fun, and they seem to indicate that it works reasonably well. Not very experienced with flow simulations, but it...