120mm cigar ashtray 3d models

It's about 320mm cubed (1ft cubed). It's using 210mm, 230mm and 250mm 2020 Series Aluminum Extrusion but should be able to scale to anything (I think), you would just need to alter the Marlin configuration files and get longer rods, belts and a...

But the 120mm Version takes quite some time to print. Therefore I also added a 90mm Version which will take less time but also has less space inside.But I also felt that the whole safe just feels to ligthweight and cheap. Therefore I made a...

## My setup I have an early Easythreed X1 without part cooling fan, and instead I used a PC 120MM fan standing next to the printer or 4010 centrifugal fun with simple duck, both connected to fan header in the electronics box. They unfortunately...

You may choose to add them, but if your printer is pretty well calibrated and you use the settings I list above, you should be able to print with no supports and still get really good results. I also have a Monoprice Select Mini printer with a 120mm...

[Video of it at 120mm/sec](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQ1KrQZN0Y0) printing the back for my [Rugged Raspberry Pi Tablet](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4245726) Here's another [Video printing at 150mm/sec outrunning my...

The electronics cavity is 58.9mm x 90.9mm x 120mm (WxDxH), which should be big enough to take a range of circuit boards and cell packs.Each of these examples has a set of STL files to download.  The back plates for these examples have only the...

If you want a larger side to side, check out Ikea Lack Filament Guide ± 90mm or ]Ikea Lack Filament Guide ± 120mm. Print the single object as identified. Once the print is completed, line up the guide on top of your top Lack table, narrowest side...

The 120mm should work fine but if the wires are too difficult to handle you can always use the 150mm case instead. I did not cut the side holes (top/bottom pieces) all the way through as I found they made the ends of the print sloppy. Instead there...