350 valve cover 3d models
176123 3d models found related to 350 valve cover.
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ADAPTER FOR CHEVY 350 VALVE COVER CENTER BOLT TO PERIMETER BOLT
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Another part I've designed and manufactured for Chevrolet cars.I had the same issue as many others have with their old muscle cars, old cars in general in fact.Oil leaking from gasket surfaces, due to worn or bad surface quality or both.So just as my...
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This cover fits a Meanwell LRS-350 PSU snugly. The sturdy base provides ample stability whether it's stood upright or laid flat, making it versatile in different applications. When used horizontally, a right-angle power cord ensures safe and secure...
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Designed to cover the wiring connections on a Mean Well LRS-350-24 power supply and provide a mounting location for an IEC320 inlet socket.Specifically designed for this power connector:...
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UPDATE: A new version of the PSU cover, called PSU Cover V2, has been designed with improved features such as different plug and switch placement, a smaller inner reinforcement, and a larger DC outlet hole for thicker leads. This upgrade was...
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The PP board is soldered directly on the plug terminals. UPDATE 2: PSU Cover V3 - with better fit for Bear upgrade since I built the Full Bear frame at last. Hole for outlet DC leads is in the bottom. I needed that because I wanted to lead the DC...
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A locomotive diesel engine's valve cover with 1,000 horsepower capability is what you're looking for.
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... an essential role in its functioning. ...This component seals the valvetrain and prevents oil from leaking out, ensuring optimal performance. The valve cover is a critical part that must be maintained regularly to keep the engine running smoothly.
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Human: Cover plate for the ball valve makes life easier for the elderly, women, and children when trying to shut off or open water in an apartment or garden. I have placed two models with 50 mm shoulders and 70 mm available. The top part of the...
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80mm fan cover for Meanwell LRS-350 profile fan mounting screw hole is 71mm distance I use Arctic P8 fan
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Simple input/output cover for Meanwell LRS-350 series power supply. Cover is tooless and attaches to the factory screw holes via pins. Quick to print and easy cover. ... Printing: Material: PLA Layer Height: 0.24 Infill: 12% Top/Bottom Layers:...
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The KH 114 HD B ES valve features a 1/4-inch (32 millimeter) valve size, ideal for various applications.
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This is a basic cover that allows using a quiet 80mm fan on the Meanwell LRS-350-24 instead of the factory loud 60mm fan. ... I have the fan mounted on the outside of the cover and it still fits under the Ender 3 bed.
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The cover designed for a Meanwell NES 350 power supply requires modification to accommodate its unique features. Specifically, four additional holes must be drilled into the PSU housing to ensure a secure fit and optimal performance. ...One of these...
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This is a custom design for a Meanwell PSU cover, tailored to fit my Hypercube Evolution 3D Printer's 3030 extrusion system. Unlike standard designs, this version doesn't feature channel holders, allowing for precise positioning within a few...
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... positioned more to the rear of the extrusion to allow my bed to clear as it sits directly behind it. I am using this Power supply http://www.meanwell.com/webapp/product/search.aspx?prod=LRS-350 but it should fit any on the LRS series from Meanwell.
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This is the cover latch for the computer case which always gets broken. This will probably get broken too. ...You can use it to design inforcements for your broken latch or print this in two parts and add a springed hinge between the parts
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... or P3Steel frames with a standard build. ...Print holder.stl with support structures in place. Secure the PSU to the frame using one M3 screw, then attach the cover to the PSU via two M4 screws. ...Compatible with IEC plugs and 19 x 13 inch switches.
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I designed this cover to protect myself from inserting my finger into the business end of the Power Supply of my Geeetech-I3 Printer when powering it on or off. It uses the one threaded hole on the PSU and two of the through-holes on the printer...