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Unfortunately the fan direction and the filter requirements do not allow the cool shiny side of the fan to face out towards the grille (in the direction of airflow). Instead they have to be mounted with the "shiny" side towards the bracket. This...

I have since replaced both with standard Creality 42-40 and all is good and running really cool. The firmware changes were relatively simple, there are only a few comments to tweak. I did however have to invert the direction of the X & Y motors. I...

Also, the Y-axis sensor needs to be moved back (closer to the center) to give clearance for the part cooling fan from crashing into the front extrusion. For the filament-out sensor, you’ll need to go into your firmware and adjust the amount of...

This is certainly a cool look for a planter, and I can see how adding conventional drainage can ruin the aesthetic. But that's no excuse to skip it.</p><p>I didn't want drainage to be an afterthought, to be a plain little dish that breaks the...

The cpu stays cool and doesn't throttle. The GTX 1070 gets hot enough to throttle but stabilizes at 83°C. An RTX A2000 would be ideal. The iGPU of the latest generation CPUs is good enough on its own to use for most things if you don't need a high...

Plug in the fan, reattach any hardware, power on and enjoy the cool breeze of a front case fan on your HP Z4\! Actually, it really is rather tepid, so if you want to test higher speeds, reboot into the BIOS Setup → Advanced → Built-In...

... <p>While not necessary, I used support enforcers on the rings to ensure they printed smoother. If your printer has good part cooling and/or you don't mind a couple layers having a bit of droop on the rings I expect it will be fine on it's own.

The majority of artefacts seen in tests to date relate more to Retraction and cooling settings. There is less evidence of noise through inertia. I have uploaded a video to YouTube of the thing in operation, link below: Components 1.Although most...

Summary This is the second iteration of a 3D printable Vice made by Machinist Extraordinaire, This Old Tony recently put out a video on a cool vice design that I wanted to recreate. Now This Old Tony is a master of metal, and I just play with...

The majority of artefacts seen in tests to date relate more to Retraction and cooling settings. There is less evidence of noise through inertia. I have uploaded a video to YouTube of the thing in operation, link below: https://youtu.be/XW-WkwuptpY ...

A few copies of it will be printed, for two reasons: cooling during print and as spare if some print fails. raketplattform överdel_xy0.4mm_z0.2mm_ELIXIR_ELIXIR_ELIXIR_ELIXIR_ELIXIR.3mf raketplattform...

Because it looks super cool. I used 3 planets in my gearbox. The planetary gears turn a spur gear that is concave to hug the rope. It links up to another spur gear (which I'm calling the auxiliary gear) to “grab” the rope and keep it from...

If you have some stringing, try to clean up the most prominent whisps for a clean main print.Make sure, that the print bed does not cool down between printing the pips and the dice body.After printing, the satisfying folding of the dice is next. I...

- Make sure the bed has cooled off properly before removing any parts. You definitely dont want to warp them, especially the coin plate and the security ring - I use a tolerance of 0.5mm to make sure things can move. depending on your setup, you...

I used them for testing purposes.&nbsp;End CodeReduced the idling current of A, B and Z motors.&nbsp;Filament CodeUnder the Advance tab, copy and replace the gcode in the Filament start G-code section; filament start gcode 20221117; Run the chamber...

Print it, slap it onto your wall, make your own T-Shirt with it, as long as you don't make any money off it and maybe, just maybe send me a picture of it I'm cool with it.It was supposed to be a one-off project, yet time and time again I had been...

With LED lights, there is no warm up time or cool down time before re-Striking and provide instant illumination when powered on, adding to the reliability of LED technology. By nature, LED light sources run significantly cooler than traditional...

The part cooling fan wires run along the bottom of the Hemera and up this chase. Carefully fit the Hemera into the Effector, taking up slack in the wires. Attach the Hemera with two M3x12 screws on the front and a single M3x8 screw on the back.</p>...

While this worked exceptionally well with my printer's BMG-centric extruder / hotend setup, I recently opted to again upgrade my extruder / hotend assembly to the recently released Bondtech LGX Mosquito Shortcut Extruder Prusa upgrade kit.Given the...

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This model is both designed for ease of 3D printing and to be visual pleasing.The model was designed with a wingspan of 1 meter in mind, resulting in overall dimensions of 1000mm x 400mm x...

I have been quite impressed with the Cam 3 with its high definition video and other cool features (my wife and kids love calling our cat Milo from a restaurant and make him look around, looking for where our voices are coming from. And no, this is...

I DO guarantee that the files are printable and even if you don't get the trigger functioning properly, you will have a cool display piece if nothing else. WEAR SAFETY GLASSES AT ALL TIMES WHILE ASSEMBLING AND PLAYING WITH THIS TOY!!!!!!!!! NEVER...

Never the less it's a cool feature with room for improvement. - The Samsung Smart Tag used is the "Plus" version. I had it lying around and if the box gets lost somewhere, there is a better chance of recovering it. - I am not using the Phoniebox...

&nbsp;*I used brims on:&nbsp;&nbsp;- legs*I used rafts on:&nbsp;- umbrella tip &nbsp;(I printed the tip and the spats_buttons at the same time to allow the tip some cooling time between layers)&nbsp;- spats_buttons&nbsp;- hand_right&nbsp;-...

Keep in mind that the last step could be very hard in the beginning because of tight tolarences.Conclusion&nbsp;This is a pretty cool design. The only thing I doesn't like is, that the tolarences are so tight. I had to turn the wheels for eproxemtly...

24V * M3 S4 = 4020 RPM (67 Hz) * M3 S8 = 6000 RPM (100 Hz) * M3 S16 = 6300 RPM (105 Hz) * M3 S32 = 6480 RPM (108 Hz) * M3 S64 = 7020 RPM (117 Hz) * M3 S128 = 7920 RPM (132 Hz) * M3 S256 = 8280 RPM (138 Hz) 12V * M3 S4 = 1260 RPM (21 Hz) * M3 S8 =...

Also, the Y-axis sensor needs to be moved back (closer to the center) to give clearance for the part cooling fan from crashing into the front extrusion. For the filament-out sensor, you’ll need to go into your firmware and adjust the amount of...

Repeat for the second right angle connector Set Screw Couplers Screw in the set screw connectors wherever you want, I angled them at 45° because I thought it looked cool and just in case I needed to screw into them (Didn't need to). Attach the 8.5"...

... (Caution ⚠️&nbsp;if the soap is too hot let it cool down a bit so your mold doesn't melt)&nbsp; &nbsp; 9. Now you can set the mold aside and wait for it to set. You can also speed this up by putting the soap in the fridge.</p><p>&nbsp; &nbsp; 10.