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Cut the hacksaw blade to these lengths: For 3-inch dispenser - 91mm For 4-inch dispenser - 117mm For 6-inch dispenser - 168mm I took the temper off the blade by heating it to red hot and letting it cool slowly to make cutting, drilling and finishing...

 Then set the Knobprobe as your probe and probe the nozzle or tool on the Knobprobe.Should work with a Prusa probe but I don’t have one to test with.When probing with a nozzle, use a hot nozzle to account for thermal difference.Here is a video of it...

 Specifically, I added a MicroSwiss hot-end, pretty much tightened every screw, and adjusted every eccentric screw.  Also I installed a dual drive geared extruder because the extruder that comes with it is awful and needs an...

I was concerned that the fan was blowing directly on the temp sensor so hot spots on the board were not being cooled. If you mount your psu vertically or in an open air area with low ambient temps then this cover will be a better choice for you as...

Its motor and the bearings became sizzling hot after running for a couple minutes in my hand in a large open room.The second config I tried was two undervolted 40mm Noctua fans (you can see them on the attached photos): a NF-A4x20 PWM (12V) and a...

Probably not, which is why the fairy lights have been running hot and we are now proud to present our “ready to 3D print” cookie cutters! If you are going to 3D print something that comes into contact with food, please do it safely! So, before we...

Probably not, which is why the fairy lights have been running hot and we are now proud to present our “ready to 3D print” cookie cutters! If you are going to 3D print something that comes into contact with food, please do it safely! So, before we...

You'll need to run the heatbed hot (60-70C) and/or an enclosure to keep the heat in. No need to print at a ridiculously high infill, 20% should be plenty. Any more you are just wasting filament. All up this will eventually clock in at around 72-90...

The shape of the tree will vary depending on the filament used and how hot you print. Generally, I recommend you print on the hotter end that your printer/filament can successfully do. ...If you're unsure, print one of my Fast Informative Temperature...

They are the exact parts I used.a 608z bearing for the hot end contact point. &nbsp;Use of an all metal bearing is recommended although I have not tried one with plastic covers.</li><li>4 M3x12 bolts for attaching the battery adapter to the soldering...

Probably not, which is why the fairy lights have been running hot and we are now proud to present our “ready to 3D print” cookie cutters! If you are going to 3D print something that comes into contact with food, please do it safely! So, before we...

you know, like the hot/cold shoe connector between a flash/strobe and a camera.The only assembly I could not get around is the PSIAB-Start-Single together with the PSIAB-Flat Nut and the PSIAB-CCS-connector. I made an instruction pamphlet. ...A single...

This requires that your hot end does not have any ferrous metals near the print, or that the magnets fit snugly. Also, because there are so many different kinds of magnets and installed at different times at different levels, it's VERY easy to...

With a soldering iron you could melt the plastic slightly so that the parts stick in it, alternatively you can of course use a hot glue gun. Unfortunately, there wasn't enough space in the foot to make plug-in connections, so you have to use a...

Therefore this compact duct system which is based on a 3010 Hot End Fan(similar to the V6). Only for 4010 fans and the Ender 3 the thing as a very minimal base duct whiuch can be expanded upon, adding weight with the various options. There is also...

However, the original little buck converter seemed to be getting quite hot considering the lowish power being consumed so I thought I'd upgrade the 5 volt supply for the LED's. This case has a pair of countersunk mounting holes in the base and...

I haven't had to touch the settings since I got them dialled in so its more a set up and forget affair for me with the printer being fully controlled from Octoprint I have made a slot on the left of the cover to be able to bring out and extruder, and...

- hot glue the cap head screw in there. The bridge is relieved to mate up to the carrier plate. The initial prototype was modeled with the fit-up clerances to the parts on the Ender repo on github, and some trimming of the shoulder was needed to...

The vendor images ran incredibly hot, i.e. you needed a heatsink. (which I worked into the design) Luckily, newer upstream images that came out while I was in the middle of this project fixed that issue.</li> </ul> <p>None of these downsides were...

The four holes in the pivot backing are to allow additional gluing strength; I am planning on putting a glob of hot glue in each hole to form a tack weld of sorts. The pivot bracket is also intended to be glued to the prop arm. There are two screw...

I used 230-degrees hot-end temperature and 70% flow for the varioshoreTPU. Used 2 perimeters with 10% gyroid infill. 10/06/2021 Edit Added new wheels to be used with bearings. Files with 4x8x3 bearing name modifier have slots for 4x8x3mm metric...

So back manual work, i used a brush and thicker acrylic paint for it. Then put a Pi into each housing, clip the displays into the shoulderpads (and secure them with a bit of (hot) glue or better: with molten filament). The most annoying part: The 5...

I have routed my leds parallel with the hotend cooling fan, so they are on only when the hotend is hot. Alternatively you can route it directly from the power supply with a toggle switch directly. Or you can use a led strip, or COB led or whatever...

I also used a dab of hot glue to aide in minimal movement. You do not want this piece permanently glued. It is 3D printed and could break. This was designed to allow easy re-print and replace if it breaks. Printer setup: - All Creality -...

easy fix is using a soldering iron at low temperature (I have a fast heating one, so I turn it on for 5-10seconds and it's hot enough to melt PLA.) This is meant to be used with the original drawer untouched, you'll notice that the drawer holder is...

ABS would be the ideal choice, but it shouldn't get particularly hot down there. I made mine out of PLA+ for simplicity, if it ends up melting I'll update this. - add one M3 threaded heat set insert in the hole at the base of the bracket's bridge -...

Using a hot knife I cut a slot to let the duct assembly clear the tensioner mechanism. ...It ain't pretty but it works<img class="image_resized" style="width:100%;"...

It's best to print these with filament that will hold up in a hot car such as ASA, PETG or ABS.Use to make speaker rings from tweeters up to subwoofers. If your printer is too small to print a certain size the model can be split up using a tool such...

You may use hot glue, but I recommend a real glue. The headset is so cheap that if something breaks or you want to try a new revision, just buy a new one. Don't risk your Nintendo Switch without a proper reason. I added the FreeCAD V0.19 source...

Meanwhile, the capstan gets hot in a relatively short time, shorter than I would have hoped, but it's unsurprising given the high stress on the cables for root joints. As of 09/28/2018 For now I'm parking this, not going to make more updates in its...