the rack torture device 3d models

From the beating of the heart to the functioning of the brain, every part of the human body plays a vital role in maintaining life itself. The human brain, for example, is responsible for controlling all voluntary movements, as well as managing...

Clearly the weakest part of the structure and print is the initial beams going out from the base, as these float in free space including their first branches, before being attached back to the main structure. Beyond that point it's quite stable...

The slender bars of each cube measure 2mm by 2mm, while the entire cube itself spans an impressive 25mm by 25mm in size. A fresh "hard mode" version has been added to the challenge. ...The overhanging features of this design reach a steep angle of 35...

Get a closer look at how the circle on the bridge is coming along, will you? ... The struts are designed to be hollow in order to accelerate the printing process. ... My trial run with this indicates that I need to take it slow when printing bridges.

Note the edges get a trimmed down square so you don't get too close to the bed edge.Speaking of, I usually let it go at a few mm of height and scale the Z until I get a 3 or 4 layer slice.Once it prints, carefully look at the top (picture is good)...

If you want to test it yourself, you will need: * A hanging scale with a capacity of over 20kg * Some strings * Three M5x50 carriage bolts (recommended DIN 603) * Three M5 nuts * A camera To calculate the torque, use this formula: t = 0.1m * weight...

The lower layers will probably print at your "minimum layer time", while the top layers are large enough to test your "default"/always-on fan settings. The photo shows the output from two different printers. The left print is from a Prusa i3 mk3 and...

So I made a few tweaks to the model so I could incorporate some LEDs: - https://www.adafruit.com/product/2226 - https://www.adafruit.com/product/4776 I powered the LEDs with an https://www.adafruit.com/product/3500 The LEDs were set up such that the...

In the midst of chaos, a woman's anguished cry echoed through the desolate landscape as she lay helpless and bound to a metal chair. Sweat dripped from her forehead onto her face, mixing with tears that streamed down her cheeks like rain. Her eyes,...

The ultimate fidget toy to test your 3D printer. ... Created using the amazing designs by chuuckaduuck and rayperkins: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4802126 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3046847

This is from the video https://youtu.be/4xyevbElGIU in which I postulated that z-hop is not very useful. The pieces prove very hard to successfully print, so I thought it would be hilarious to share them. ...Good luck.

The ultimate fidget toy to test your 3D printer. ... Created using the amazing designs by chuuckaduuck and rayperkins: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4802126 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3046847

A Christmas Tree made to test the limits of your 3D printer. ...Print instructionsUse your best settings and then adjust accordingly to improve the overall quality of your prints.

A Christmas Tree made to test the limits of your 3D printer. Print instructionsUse your best settings and then adjust accordingly to improve the overall quality of your prints.

It will expose your Z-axis problems (make sure you don't have extrusion problems). ... Designed for 0.3 and 0.4mm nozzles with printing line widths the same as nozzle size. ... I made this model for the video:

Test your heated build platform effectively with the new Suave Extreme Hold Hair Spray 10. ...Just invented, this innovative method eliminates the need for Kapton tape and works with both PLA and ABS materials.

... set at a generous 10cm in length, making it effortlessly adaptable to fit any desired size requirement. Although I haven't yet had the chance to print them, these models are ready for anyone to take on the challenge of bringing them to life.

Test how your support settings fare against islands. ... Good for narrowing down the minimum contact distances your printer can manage.

It was created using the Customizer app with settings including a top squish of 89, wall thickness of 5, bottom squish of 6, top axle diameter of 20, bottom diameter of 28, bottom squish of 2, bottom axle diameter of 0, outer sphere diameter of 40,...

PRE-SUPPORTED For best results, it is advised that you use the best support and print settings for your own printer. As with all 3D prints, some finishing may be required. ... Support us on Patreon -> patreon.com/tiny_furniture All of our miniatures...

... lines sized 0.5mm-4mm with 0.5mm increments; minor overlapping only at 0.5mm line width. ...To modify, utilize OpenSCAD script or individual STL files included in the merged gCode file, though note ReplicatorG's inability to open the latter.

... mesmerizing Swiss cube visuals I've been obsessing over! ...Presenting two groundbreaking designs that will revolutionize your puzzle-solving experience: the majestic 5x5x5 behemoth and its sleeker counterpart, the compact yet powerful 3x3x3 wonder.

The purpose of this design is to gauge the tolerance of your printer after printing and measuring the cube, specifically the hole, which will reveal the printer's precision level. This information is vital for designing components that fit together...

... ... Consists of 6 square, low-thickness pieces, which when printed and mounted on the wall make up the painting. Being relatively light in weight, it can be attached to the wall using double-sided tape. ... Can be scaled to a larger size if desired.

... fusion of art and technology. ...The Torcher Cube is more than just an instrument; it's a catalyst for imagination, a spark that sets the creative juices flowing, and a tool that empowers makers to push beyond the boundaries of what's possible.

This remix is the perfect torcher test for the holidays. Note: this print is very hard, this will test your printer. ...It might fail on the first try (like it did for me),but it will print.Visit me on pintables...

I do recommend using the Ender glass bed with Ultrabase. Works well with 0.2mm to 0.3mm layer height and 103% extrusion multiplier. Be careful to not go too low with the height, as it might come off even easier. Basic glass needs glue, though. Rough...

I do recommend using the Ender glass bed with Ultrabase. Works well with 0.2mm to 0.3mm layer height and 103% extrusion multiplier. Be careful to not go too low with the height, as it might come off even easier. Basic glass needs glue, though. Rough...

... 100 top_squish has an effective top axle diameter of 4 with 6 in play. The right wall thickness comes out to 5 the outer sphere takes on a size of 30 as set the bottom has a clear defined area of 28 with 0 axles moving and its size gets a big zero.

In a dimly lit cell, a man lies on the cold floor, his wrists and ankles shackled to the wall by rusty chains. His eyes are blackened from being kicked repeatedly, and a trail of blood drips from the corner of his mouth. A figure stands over him, a...