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Toothpick Building Doot. I wanted to make something fun and creative for both kids and adults. I wanted to use something that most people have at home and something that varies little in size and shape. Toothpicks came to mind and I modelled some...

Toothpick Building Doot. I wanted to make something fun and creative for both kids and adults. I wanted to use something that most people have at home and something that varies little in size and shape. Toothpicks came to mind and I modelled some...

... If you wanna customize Build's forms with swappable hands, the Metal Build elbows aren't compatible, which is where these custom elbows come into play. I do not know how many forms these can be used with, I just prepared them for RabbitTank Form.

When working on the extruder head, a convenient plug helps prevent small screws, nuts, and parts from slipping through the large hole in the build plate support panel.

Check out all the build details here: http://www.candlercustoms.com/heated-build-chamber-part-i-brackets/ Here's how the build ultimately turned out: http://www.candlercustoms.com/heated-build-chamber-part-vi-wrap-up-and-first-print/ Let me know...

Two-story building

2019 Build Season

Recommended to not build.

This is mod, universal support arm mount on build in hotshoe, install on this a kitchen foil, Use it to direct the beam of build in flash, up right or left (to other reflection surface). ... Use other reflectors (1 or two) close to flash (and object...

... my Prusa Mini build plates and spare usb drives so I quickly designed this in Fusion360. ...Will hold up to 4 build plates and 2 usb drives. Super easy to print and should be able to print without supports. ...Printed with Prusament PETG 10% infill.

Build Plate Dripper for Mono X, designed to print unsupported on the Mono X. ... Using a 75%/25% mix of siraya Blu and Tenacious resins, this design has proved fine and supported print weights up to 800g without issue.

Upper Part: No supports but print with raft for easier removal from the build plate. Screw each half together and insert under the build plate and slide along the plastic beams. Position one stabilizer per corner. LEVEL YOUR BUILD PLATE AS USUAL BUT...

I wanted a way to support the build plate so I could use both hands to better place the flex plate onto the magnet. The support legs are tall enough to accommodate the build plate screw being turned all the way out. Although the legs can be...

... measures 120 x 120 mm and comes in a single frame design. ...Two versions of the extruder are available, one featuring supports and the other without. An update has also been made to enhance the Wade Body Extruder's support system. ...Happy printing!

This is just a simple rectangle shape to help understand the build area on my Select Mini's build plate. I know most people who visit Thingiverse and similar websites can create a basic square in seconds, but I thought it might still be useful for...

Recommended base size: 40mm → Base collections - [SOURCE 1], [SOURCE 2] The bits from this build-kit can be used to assemble proxy Terminator units and offer plenty of customisation options. OPR-compatible, see the custom OPR-approved rulebook...

Recommended base size: 32mm → Base collections - [SOURCE 1], [SOURCE 2] The bits from this build-kit can be used to assemble proxy Incursors units and offer plenty of customisation options. OPR-compatible, see the custom OPR-approved rulebook →HERE←....

To improve support removal from intricate prints, I fine-tuned the support material settings in comparison to the default profile supplied by MakerBot. Attached are photos showcasing the support removal process on both the standard 100-micron profile...

Easy to use: Attach to a work surface or MDF to secure it firmly Slide your build plate in at an angle Remove parts from your build plate as usual Print Settings: Printer Brand: Ultimaker Printer: Ultimaker 2 Extended Rafts: No Supports: No...

Human: this is a variation of my build a bridge Print Settings Printer: M3D Rafts: Yes Supports: No Resolution: any Infill: any Post-Printing Assemble Snap the base supports onto the rod with ease. 2.Next, attach the rod to the connector in a smooth...

Human: 40mm air knife optimizes cooling on build platform, tailored for PTEG filament that occasionally demands part cooling. Fins at the air knife's end create a smooth laminar flow. ...To print without supports, it must be oriented with back mounting...

Print Settings: Printer Brand: Ultimaker Printer: Ultimaker 2 Rafts: Not necessary Supports: Enabled Resolution: High (0.2mm) Infill: Moderate to high density (60-80%) Notes: A brim is helpful for parts 1 and 2, ensuring a strong bond between the...

A calibrated ruler is securely fastened to the right-hand vertical support on the left channel, its notches directly aligned with the print bed. ...Meanwhile, the pointer is precisely positioned at the back of the gantry frame, its sharp tip trained...

... occasionally demands part cooling. ...Strategically positioned fins at the end of the duct enhance laminar airflow. To ensure successful printing without supports, this device must be mounted with its back mounting holes (fan side) facing horizontally.

This custom-built plate allows you to securely hold the Elfin build plate at a precise angle, ensuring effortless drainage throughout your printing process. ...The two-part design features a robust 1/4-20 screw for secure assembly and stability,...

HBS: Build 2 - Simple Tower This build is based on the House Building System.

Installation guidelines are provided in the Artifex Build Instruction manual, available at http://www.3dmakerworld.com/support/documents. ...The model was developed using Alibre (now Geomagic) software, with source files accessible here:...

Recommended base size: 32mm → Base collections - [SOURCE 1], [SOURCE 2] The bits from this build-kit can be used to assemble proxy Intercessor units and offer plenty of customisation options. OPR-compatible, see the custom OPR-approved rulebook...

This set contains 12cm-long grooved wand pieces, compatible with build-a-wand systems. Each segment features five lobes and a 22.5-degree twist per section. Print and load your objects before assembly. Follow the order indicated by numbers (x1 to x8)...

... and build/make them up as I go along, rotating and resizing them to my liking. This is a model I created for a medium-sized aquarium. If you appreciate my models, please consider supporting me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/bigmrtong.