123 blocks uses 3d models

Simple Skadis holder for common 60mm diameter solvent pump bottles.This model requires M2.5 heat-set inserts, M2.5 screws, and printed hooks.Required PartsPrinted hooksSee linked project for more detailsM2.5 heat-set insertsCNC Kitchen “M2.5...

This 45-degree bevel cutter utilizes standard utility blades and was crafted specifically for use on dollar tree foam board. It works flawlessly for cutting bevels for folds and hinges for control surfaces! This bevel cutter is engineered to...

It can be attached to either side of the seat using M6x15 to M6x16 screws. Velcro along the underside of the keyboard and across the tray ensures easy keyboard storage. The tray measures 200 mm in length, making it printable with any 200 mm printer...

Gather:8x 608 bearings8x m4x14mm bolts8x m4x12mm washers8x m4 nuts18-40x #6x1/2" wood screwsPrint:2x Guides2x Rails2x Caps6x Risers (if needed)1x DrawerYou may have to put the drawer on its back side in the slicer.I recommend printing 1 rail at a...

Each bottle is sufficient to store a variety of useful tools related to 3D printing. ...Printing these models requires no supports if oriented on one side, provided that your printer can produce vertical round holes without support structures - as seen...

I created this $10 IP Camera which allows you to use it for Octoprint (Or just a security camera) instead of a wired USB camera. USB has a limit of the number of web cams it can support with the bandwidth of the USB Bus. ...This IP Camera does not have...

... Use the same hardware to complete the installation. Be sure to use the longer 2 screws in the bottom hole locations. You may need to loosen the 2 screws holding the metal fan frame to ensure the bottom of the vent is parallel with the build plate.

...:)For printing any heat-set insert project on a FFF/FDM printer its a good idea to use 4+ perimeters to make sure that there's enough surface for the inserts to bite into.My test and final prints were done on a stock Prusa MINI+ with Prusament PETG.

... on that side relative to the non-exposed parts. I used the a library that's technically very good however it looks like my $fn value was too high, thus producing a very large STL file. ...It also takes a very long time to render in OpenSCAD.

Shown here, scaled to 158% to use the full Bambu X1C Print area. Under this bowl is a small slot and holes that run to each of the external sun rays. When dark with the LED this print gives a great energy vibe with a warm aura glow. This print is...

... parts. Tricky! I used the a threads library that is technically very good however it looks like my $fn value was too high thus producing a very large STL file. ...It also takes a very long time to render in OpenSCAD.</p> Category: Tools

I wondered if I could make a needle style bearing using chopped raw filament, which would have the size and precision I need. This object is a prototype, but it appears to work ridiculously well and only adds 4mm to the height of the 8mm lead...

So I used an ESP8266 NodeMCU to obtain the time from internet and added a correcture for rounding errors from time-values to steps to the software. Additionally the change from CET to CEST and back is considered automatically. So the clock nevermore...

... relative to the non-exposed parts. Tricky! I used the a threads library that is technically very good however it looks like my $fn value was too high thus producing a very large STL file. ...It also takes a very long time to render in OpenSCAD.

This also depends on the type of plastic used and how good your printer is. The tolerances are a mere 0.2 millimeters; most printers can handle this in ultra-fine settings. Please be aware that it won't fit together if you choose a setting over 0.2...

So I used an ESP8266 NodeMCU to obtain the time from internet and added a correcture for rounding errors from time-values to steps to the software. Additionally the change from CET to CEST and back is considered automatically. So the clock nevermore...

But all of them are running with only quartz accuracy and needs permanent correctures.So I used an ESP8266 NodeMCU to obtain the time from internet and added a correcture for rounding errors from time-values to steps to the software. Additionally the...

Modified the inductive probe version to use a clamp instead of a setscrew. It seems like you're continuously improving and refining your design based on feedback and new ideas. You've also been kind enough to acknowledge the contributions of other...

Note that whichever one you use, they must match: 5/16-inch bolts won't work with 8mm nuts nor vice versa. Post-Printing Assembly instructions This part holds two 608zz bearings. You'll need two of this part; the threaded rods keep the two pieces...

:)&nbsp;Printing NotesFor printing any heat-set insert project on a FFF/FDM printer its a good idea to use 4+ perimeters to make sure that there's enough surface for the inserts to bite into.My test and final prints were done on a stock Prusa MINI+...

The result should be a snug, solid fit when assembly is complete.The tradeoff for this snug fit is that swapping a box out can be a bit of a pain, requiring disassembly and reassembly.Printing NotesFor printing any heat-set insert project on a...

The result should be a snug, solid fit when assembly is complete.The tradeoff for this snug fit is that swapping a box out can be a bit of a pain, requiring disassembly and reassembly.Printing NotesFor printing any heat-set insert project on a...

Ultra HD quality block placement is seamless, suitable for indoor or outdoor use. ...Compatible with 3dsMax 2013, FBX, OBJ and MAT file formats.

This thing is for carrying four photo cells (ICR 123 or LC 16340). I use it to store the cells for my old FENIX P20 flashlight. ... You will also need: - M3 x 20 mm screw - M3 hexnut - 4x neodymium magnet (h: 3 mm , d: 6 mm) - some glue...

Chair

I was tasked with crafting a compact project enclosure that accommodates a single AA battery, measuring 9-12 volts and holding a charge of around 1,200 milliampere-hours.

I'm not capable of describing humans.

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They're just simple keychains.

Humans are being remixed to have a slide on top. ...The models might require rotation.