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Intended for 3D print. A generic hooded adventurer. He might be a questing knight, undercover vampire hunter, wizard, alchemist or even a spy or assassin. The model has detachable arms, giving it the option to use a vast arsenal of different...

I tried to describe everything, but the pictures will hopefully clear up any confusion.This is my first 3d project, so please ask questions or leave any comments you may have. I have some videos on youtube that may help as...

This model and many more are available in store, We do pop culture, rock and roll as well as fantasy, historical and mythical.In the world of 3d modeling hyper slick and smooth finishing is all the rage, here at Out of hand we prefer a more world...

Bush\r\nDepartment of Mathematics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, USA\r\nE-mail: pierrethomas.brun@gmail.com\r\n\r\nHere is a link to their...

(If all you need is the 1/5 scale dummy engine you can still get his version there.) If you wish to get just my 1/5.5 scale engine remix without the cowl, it is available here: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/carl-goldberg-cub-dummy-engine I...

... It's sort of an in-between of the hand drawn images found on the website and the 3D models in the trailer. The tolerances are intentionally on the slightly tight side so make sure to calibrate your flow rate to make dimensionally accurate parts.

The imaginary cylinder including this feature, up to the larger threaded length, is approximately 13.50 mm. So I made a cutout to clear this imaginary "presta valve wrench flats area", a cylinder of 5.1* 1.15 = 5.87 mm x 15.50 mm (13.50 + 2 mm for...

... is situated underneath the servo!</p> <p>Before you connect the Servo to your controller make sure that it provides enough power for the servo - or you can damage your controller! Better: Use an external powersource. Category: 3D Printer Parts

It's mag-fed and full-auto, with 95% drop-in 3D printed parts. Most of it can just be printed and dropped into the existing mounting points, but there are some (non nerf standard) screws, a pen spring, and Bondo. Had it out at a Nerf war recently,...

When I had my 3D printer four years ago, one of the projects that were always in my mind was this conversion. Throughout the years, I should say that I liked the bubblegum CNC conversion the best, and that was my biggest inspiration for designing...

Maybe you could take a few out if only you had a special weed eater head that you could 3D print in the comfort of your not totally eaten yet home. Naw, that probably wouldn't work anyway, and those squirrels are so gosh darn it cute, you couldn't...

This Shield was designed while keeping its strength in mind and serves as an example of a universal method to segment large parts into thin segments for 3D printing. The diameter of the shield is around 650mm. I designed the front side myself and...

This is one I designed with the input of my daughter. Trap those pennies! I love designing "impossible" things for my 3D printer. One thing that truly baffles those unfamiliar with FDM printers is the idea of "trapping" objects inside a print. My...

They are fast to 3D preview, to download, and to slice. These files are optimized for fast printing at 0.2mm layer height. You can really crank these out quickly!</li> </ul> <ul> <li>I recommend printing a second set of the tiles mirrored so you...

More confused than ever, you decide to Google chopsticks and find out there's this chopstick-hoarder on Thingiverse who accidentally designed a shelf (perhaps for drying pasta?) that uses 3D printed brackets that you then hammer three chopsticks...

I found out that an enclosure isn't only good for printing ABS / ASA or protecting the printer from dust, but it also can be used to organize things you need for 3D printing.I used the sides of the Tukkari TLX enclosure to attach different holders...

All you need is a 3D printer and the STL File shown above! The dimensions of the Ghost Clip are 6.55cm x 3.00cm x 0.200cm. This innovative, revolutionary design was engineered by myself and Brendon Wen. His page is linked here:&nbsp;<a...

(Galaxy brain or more will suffice) A 3D printer, I think that's a given. Wire stipper Soldering iron Heat shrink Allen keys and screwdrivers Hammer (yes you may need this) Hot glue gun  Instructions (starting at the image with the parts laid...

It's not necessary to have a multimaterial printer for these prints; all examples shown were printed on my single nozzle 3D printer using Devin Montes' excellent tutorial as reference. The results demonstrate the effectiveness of this method in...

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(update: after much comparison, the alternate horn definitely works better!) For another experiment, I super glued two of the larger inner cone diameter rotors together and aligned their slots properly with a couple pieces of filament while the glue...

... first print of the original design door cracked when installing it). Regarding supports, keep in mind that some parts have some shallow indents for washers that could get filled up with supports or rafts. Good luck! Category: 3D Printer Accessories

Meanwhile, the MK3/S keep plugging away as some of the most tireless workhorse 3D printers in the world.Thank you to all who have reached out, commented, posted makes, and especially before-after prints showing the improvement. It feels nice to share...

total cost blew out here, 20x35mm, 20x30mm and 50 4mm nuts was $25, I am starting to see where that $20,000 pricetag for a commercial unit comes from. (deleted: and the idler bearings are currently cheap 4x13x5 versions, hence flange parts to hold...

If you are looking for more, check out our premium projects: https://codeandmake.com/premium Parts ----- If you plan to 3D print the case included with this project, you will need the exact components listed below. If you use alternative components...

This is a 3d-printed hitbox case I've made for myself some time ago. I have wanted to upload it to the site, but have postponed it several times due to the complexity and amount of work required to make it upload worthy.So who is this case...

My some other things: <img src="http://things.ruvim.info/img/Disc-Sander-Duo.-D50mm,-D75mm.jpg" alt="Disc Sander Duo. D50mm, D75mm" title="Disc Sander Duo. D50mm, D75mm"></a> <a...

In this 3d version, I tried to stay as close to the filming model as I could given my skill level and the availability of detailed photos online. For a detailed discussion of the original filming models and the distinction between the versions used...

### Required Hardware: ### Sadly, not everything can be 3D printed. Below is a list of items that will need to be bought in order to make this a functional motor: * M2 x 10mm Screws - 8pcs * M2 x 4mm Screws (it's possible to cut the 10mm ones down)...

I finally opted for a 3D printed slide switch which incorporates a limit switch with a roller arm, from the "Schalter" model in the list above. That provided a switch with an acceptably light operating effort, a major breakthrough. The new style...