3d print files miniatures

The pieces are printed with 50% infill, 10 layers of 0.15, 4 perimeters. Only the engine support may need supports (see image). ... Equipment: GT2 pulley 16 teeth for 5mm axle 142 (or 140) mm GT2 belt 3 CHC M3x16 screws 3 CHC M3x8 screws (or headless...

Assembly Once all the pieces are printed, start by running the wire through the hole in the center disc of the inner_reel so that equal lengths are protruding on either side. Thread the wires through the holes in the upper_half so that the wire on...

It is one very easy print.This version works and is complete and tested. I put in hollow tubes in many locations so you can put electronics how ever you prefer, inside, outside. Lights in buildings or Christmas tree.update...

Once you've printed out this part, and optionally Piercets external tensioning parts, remove the current idler and take the 608ZZ bearings out. Add the additional 608ZZ bearing, put a washer between each bearing and on the top and the bottom of the...

The dustshoe has a total of 5 parts that easily can be printed in three parts or maybe even less. It contains: A base part called Dustshoe basis (with the version on the end) Then a part to attach to your vacuum cleaner called Dustshoe...

I would make the cable length to reach from your pants pocket to your goggles, or your shirt pocket, whichever works for you better. PS: If the LiPo buzzer is too loud stick two pieces of bubble gum into holes of little speakers, that will make the...

To print this model, just remember a few things: there's no need for supports in any of the parts, and the printer should be accurate enough to handle shapes like the fan case and fan holder. When you assemble the fan case and fan holder, there will...

This mod requires a new XY end-stop bracket that houses both end stop switches (I suggest printing it in >50% infill TPU so it has a bit more flexibility to insert the switches, but is still rigid enough - not loose, not crazy tight) , and a few...

Printing in the orientation that's generated makes the smoothest surfaces for the ball bearings. The best airtight container I've found for this purpose is the Sistema KLIP IT Bakery Box (about $9 on Amazon...

Bill of Materials (To build the extractor fan as pictured) Printed Parts: 2x Fume Extractor half 1x Extractor Switch Housing 1x Extractor Arm Mount 2x Tooth Lock Arm 1x Tooth Lock Arm Short 3x Finger Grip Bolt 3x Finger Grip Nut 1x Base Finger Grip...

Bill of materials: Printed: 1 x CASE MAIN 1 x CASE FACE Bought: 5 x Banana sockets of different colors (https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a1z09.2.0.0.67002e8dUgkbaW&id=561956389062&_u=52q9f1426ddc) 1 x Potentiometer 50k Ohms...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/3mm-Coupling-Motor-Rigid-Flange-Guide-Shaft-Coupler-Motor-Connector/232597820268?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&var=532004818119&\_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649 3mm 2x 18350 battery...

The 18 to 22 pipe fitting could be removed This plate could then be copper plated with this technics : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1661301 If you have any design to share I would be glad to offer at least the binary codes of the ESP32 and the...

The ball housing needs to be printed in black for it to trigger the sensor properly. The ball is a tight fit, and I use PETG filament; I press the ball in with pliers. When the filament is absent, there's a 8x3mm round magnet on the back that pulls...

When I printed it, I placed the A blocks right next to the B blocks in the slicer, so they were already joined together. Here are the coordinates in case you want to get neighboring pieces, or need them for whatever reason. I'm also including...

Thin "windows" are designed into the forward and bottom surfaces of the backpack, which can be cut away after printing to increase much-needed airflow. PRO-TIP: The DTX03 ships in standard-definition mode, but it's capable of recording nicer video...

Print 16 squares, 8 of each color and 2 times each piece (one of each color). Rules of the game: https://www.teteamodeler.com/activite/jeu/jeu-echec-initiation.asp Playing the introductory game of chess Installation of the chessboard and its...

Everything looked good in the preview but when I printed them they were just left out. I solved this problem by increasing the thickness to 0.5 mm. 2. I added a 1 mm wide bar in the middle of the switch to make it easier to move the switch when...

This is a little bit tricky as you may not touch the PLA printed support with the hot solder iron, and the space through the spokes of the outer support rings is quite limited. At last, mount the Nd-bearing magnets onto the axis. Use the hülse.stl...

... to control the servo yourself, so don't ask. Added servo_holder_only.stl on request. This is the servo holder without the space for the electronic components to control the servo. I did not print this servo only variant as I don't need it.

... points. This needs supports for building (you might try flipping it upside-down to check if you need less material - this depends on your printer. Also added full- and half-height main body extensions (these can be printed without support).

 PLACING IT ON THE WRONG LEG IS A HIGH RISK TO YOU.You could use this mechanical design and limit switch to interface with the low-voltage system, but you will have to provide the required software modifications.There are several adjustments...

;-) I remembered this puzzle from back when i was a kid, seeing it at a flea market - and the contest brought it back to mind almost instantly.Although i took a slightly different approach to add a locked gift compartment, which should fit most gift...

Designing and drawing this model required over 1200 hours of work, and printing it took an estimated 2000 hours. The model uses various colors in PLA, including True Red (10 pounds), True Yellow (2 pounds), True White (8 pounds), True Black (4...

I'll update this when my print finishes. The Fly can fly from any position to land on any bug that that your opponent placed, moved or flipped on their last turn. This includes bugs on top of a stack. It then moves one space down into an empty...

I aimed to keep the list of printed parts minimal by developing a two-gear system instead of a more complex scissor extension arm. A unique feature of my design is the guide wheel that supports the tracing gear to keep it level and prevents it from...

The design consists of 3 parts : 1) the base (about 4 hours) - 12% density zig zag support and 10% gyroid infill 2) the spindle (about 4 hours) 3) the screw (about 20 minutes) Note : spindle has been printed with different support angle. The outer...

The "Upper parts" contains: -Mosquito/Dirt Blocker (updated to be perforated) -funnel -Pipe attachment (needs to be epoxied/glued into bottom of funnel) -Feet should be printed as needed. need minimum of 4 feet to support weight. The "Funnel" STL...

Not only was it my first real model using FreeCAD - which I'm still learning - but it's also my very first attempt at designing printed screw threads. True to form, I didn't start with something simple where you just look up standard threads on a...

Assembly Once all parts have been printed, support material removed, and cleaned of debris: 1. Turn the hopper upside down. 2. Insert desired cup type (e.g. tap) into the cup hole, so the flange is flush with the gap at the end of the cup hole. 3....