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2016/10/16 New: 2S Light Version Available for Printing Polycarbonate - a Game-Changer in the RC World! This is an exciting development that is only compatible with the previous version of 2S. 2016/10/06 New: 2S Version with Adaptation to Lipo Bold...

The entire box is designed such that if you print with 6 shells in your setting the outside walls will be solid, and the front wall will be double thick as it will take most of the hits. The bottom is flat, but has a large recess to allow you...

Just four parts: 1) Frame (will print on an Ender 2 or larger) 2) Top 3) Camera mount (for Vtx camera) 4) Cube camera mount Again, the electronics are all Tyro89 components. The esc mounts to the frame and the flight controller mounts at 45 degrees...

I've included them as the "Corrected" fins but left the original in case you want to print the slightly oversized ones for extra stability.\r\n\r\n5) You'll need the nose cone linked above (I used the "Base2" base for this nose) and the retainer...

... plug in the so it is not embraced by the adapter.</strong></p> <p>I am not responsible for you being locked out. :D. Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: NoSupports: No Resolution: 0.2Infill: 15% Filament: Janbex PLA Black Category: Household

Human: Gameplay Video - https://youtu.be/oej_kcawIRE Parts: (6) - m5 x 30mm Bolts (6) - m5 Hex Flange Nuts (6.5") - 1/2" PVC SoftTouch Self-Stick Non-Slip Surface Grip Pads - (6 pieces), 1" x 4" Strip - Black...

To extend the rear arm tubes, you will need: Forward (forward): L:120mm D:15mm Backward (backward): L:130mm D:15mm Printing Information for Parts 80% PLA for power elements and 30% PLA for the rest of the parts. Setup Requirements For this...

This is a remix of the smart nanoleaf replica from Surrbradl08 wich can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3354082 The SMART CIRCLE LED DOT is easy to print. I use black PLA for the top, the bottom and the inlet. For the diffuser i used...

Single-color and MMU multi-color versions are included.Required materialsEach lock uses eight 8mm X 3mm (D x H) round magnets and can be attached to the enclosure with two or four 3.5mm screws.Printing instructions&nbsp;The lock has been designed for...

Build: Print the button and plate. Remove the support material. Fit the button into the plate to make sure they move freely. Trimming might be needed. Place the pen spring in the button and insert the button into the plate. Make sure the button...

Here's a poorly recorded video of it running on 100mm/s: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GovX9jY8XzE ## Change Log 2019-05-01 * Moved the Horns Duct to a separate thing: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3600021 2019-04-24 * After some testing I no...

hi,\r\nplease like if you enjoy \r\nthe green wall i made it pretty easy\r\nyou can extend the system with regular 80mm pvc pipe pieces\r\nit is also best to use sprinklers in the module reservoir but a hole will also do fine\r\nfor best results use...

Print out little tabs for the aluminum plate. Total of 4 tabs were needed when using the 6″ x 6″ aluminum sheet. 3. Place the tabs on the top of the aluminum plate, then attach a metal circle around the plate's edges to keep everything in place. 4....

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.</p><p>I added a 1 mm wide bar in the middle of the switch to make it easier to move the switch when...

I recommend printing the monorail at 100% infill. The sign can be added into the right ear from a slit between the ears. The sign is based on the one that was on the Epcot Ball from 2001 to 2007. The sign was modified to add in open area below the...

... we used Cura. Make sure the Layer Height matches the value you used when you made the lithophane. Print with 100% fill using white plastic. Materials Needed Works best with translucent plastic. ...If you use white plastic they need to be thinner.

The SKR v1.3 board mounts with M3 screws, directly into the printed plastic. The holes are 2.8mm diameter, so the M3 screws will cut threads into the plastic if you turn slowly with pressure at first. This works best with PETG, but also works with...

Post Processing: As I usually do with my prints, I remove the supports, then sand it down, after this I apply two coats of primer, sanding between coats. Once the model is smooth, I start painting the model using acrylic paints and DaVinci feather...

To achieve this, you can adjust your printer using the following template: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5413456 It allows you to adjust the feed rate specific to your filament to obtain precision of the order of a hundredth of a millimeter,...

Every glance at this work of art will make your eyes light up with admiration.Printed in PLA or PETG, the robust material ensures long-lasting stability, giving your board a firm hold while creating a harmonious connection between window and...

Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator 1 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .3mm layer height Infill: 25%, 2 extra shells Instructions Parts The included file parts.pdf is a list of the parts needed, along with costs and...

# Print Instructions: Be sure to use supports for the wall pin and the gun holder. Take care to clean the supports and leave a smooth finish on the gun holder. I set this up so the gun points to the left to hide the screw holes. If you want to...

I increased the tolerances a bit in the last version 1.1 but I didn't printed it because the version 1.0 is already working good for me (after sanding). So I hope it will be ok for you. Anyway, you will still have to remove the supports and sand...

 I printed all the files in PETG.  Files...

The print should fit snugly between the power supply connector and the RF shielding. If you happen to have other jacks, just go ahead and check the OpenSCAD source how to modify it according to your needs. ... Finally: Have fun playing the old...

1 × M3 washer (buy it or print it; I buy steel ones so that they distribute loads properly) 1 × M3 wingnut (preferable), or some other nut or thumbscrew. ### Assembly 1. Screw `Camera base` onto the Y carriage (*not* the heated bed) using the M3...

Mount the printed spacers on the Raspberry board, by sliding them around the tubes. 6. Mount the 3.5” TFT screen on the Raspberry Pi board using the GPIO connector. 7. Mount the whole assembly on the right side of the main panel using four M3x10...

The plate was designed to be printed flat without any supports, which makes it a little different from most printable plates available. However, you will lose some travel on Z height due to the motor being on top - roughly 45mm. You'll also lose...

... as an individual piece: top, bottom, button. Make sure to leave the translate and rotate function commented when compiling for export so that each piece is flat side down. I printed mine at 0.15mm layer height and 25% infill and it worked nicely.

Instructions Bill of Materials 3 or 4 - 1m OpenBeams depending on the size you want (6) 13/32" x 1" compression springs (44) 3m x 5mm screws (44) 3m nuts 1.75mm filament 4 corner open-beam corner pieces (optional for improved stability) 2 OpenBeam...