3d printed cracker

Three files are required to print this design! ... Materials: File Lamp_01: Made from durable ABS plastic File Lamp_02: Manufactured using flexible PETG material File Lamp_03: Constructed with robust ABS plastic Files available for download in...

... around in an old case somewhere. Please note that the design is quite large, requiring a printer with a minimum bed size of 30x30cm to print accurately. ... Version 1.1 includes several enhancements and minor adjustments for improved performance!

A simple lampshade I designed and printed using "spiral vase mode" or "spiralize outer contour" as it is known in Cura, ensuring that top and bottom layers are disabled and adding some brim if necessary. The mounting piece has a hole in the center...

The edges are designed to be printed out and can be used to create custom panels from any 2mm thick material you choose. ...To assemble the box like I did, you'll need 48 M3x8mm nuts and bolts, 2 M3x12mm grub screws for the hinges that allow the lid to...

... me to easily add or remove components as needed. The tower stands tall on my desk, making it easy to monitor and maintain. All parts printed successfully without any support material, even the delicate basket that holds the growing plants in place.

This is a completely three-dimensional printed speaker with a diameter of six centimeters. It comprises four distinct pieces which are glued together to achieve the final shape. I utilized a TPU 95A filament, and unfortunately, it doesn't work for...

Printing at various qualities, such as 0.35mm, 0.2mm, and 0.1mm, works well with this project. For assembly instructions, refer to this video, which directly jumps to the assembly part at 28 seconds: http://youtu.be/n6PNKXeDwuk?t=28s. ...Share the video...

... The driver is attached using #8 (4.2 mm) wood screws. There are two 4 mm holes in the rear for binding posts. This is an easy and fast build that uses very little material. The sphere is 190 mm in diameter so it fits most 3D printers. ...

Have fun printing and playing it like LEGO and make some incredible static/dynamic strucutres! To connect a linkage to one of the cube edge, first insert one side of linkage's spherical bulge into cube's dent, and slightly bend central part of...

Important Tip Printing the same file with a white material results in knobs too large for some pots that are completely compatible when printed with black material... This might puzzle a lot of DIY people. Unique Design Features The top raised...

Each linkage has a partly flexible central structure that allow linkage to attach and detach to the cube easily with high durability.The cube has 3 square holes passing through the center, which saves both filament and print time. ...The square holes...

M4 heat-set inserts or M4 nuts are used for assembly, ensuring that the correct "Filter Housing Insert" is printed, whether using heat-set inserts or nuts. The elastic adjusters ("tribars," or "tri-glides") can be purchased online or found on...

Each linkage has a partly flexible central structure that allow linkage to attach and detach to the cube easily with high durability.The cube has 3 square holes passing through the center, which saves both filament and print time. ...The square holes...

Prototype 1 encountered a major issue - the head shifted severely during printing and covered the peg holes I had made for the wings. This problem needed to be addressed before moving forward. The second prototype saw significant changes. I...

... Want To Encourage Them To Create New Designs. Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer Model: Sp300 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Mm Infill Percentage: 30% Notes: Push Fits Can Be Challenging, So Be Prepared To Make Multiple Attempts.

Printing the fingerboard in plastic was, I think, the best part of this design since the fret positions are extremely accurate. Note the zero fret instead of a conventional nut. I think this type of nut is by far the best solution at the nut...

The deisgned is super easy to print and required materials are pretty cheap, making the project aviable for everyone. Due to the smooth bearings and rubber O-rings the dolly is pretty fluid, with large wheels and a low center of gravity we have...

This 550g airplane, equipped with electronics, is simple to print and assemble. It has been thoroughly tested and proven to fly. The wingspan measures one meter. You can support my projects on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/tiboVDW. Watch the...

Alternatively, you can download STL files if you simply want to try printing this chainmail. Don't forget to properly position the chainmail on the bed of your printer; you may need to rotate the project in your slicer software to achieve optimal...

I modified Tom Stanton's larger wooden whipper trebuchet design to create a smaller version, 20cm wide.\r\nMy printer is currently down, so I haven't printed and tested the new design yet; you're welcome to experiment with the settings.\r\nThe axles...

... UPDATE! I've created a downloadable circuit board template. Simply print the template and carefully trace the internal design onto the circuit board. ...Next, cut or sand just along the lines, then fine-tune for an optimal fit.

These come cut and stripped http://ebay.to/2kAuHit Gel consistency glue for plastic http://amzn.to/2liPTXh Plasticine http://ebay.to/2kAvIai Solder Printed Parts: 2x covers 2x baffles (printed with the driver mouting side facing up) 1x headband I...

... free to adapt it as you see fit! Update 9/2/16: I've added a .STEP file of the assembly for easier modification. Print Settings: Printer Brand: LulzBot Printer: Mini Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: .2 Infill: 25 How I Built This

Adam Jochna posted a printed micro switch online, showcasing his clever use of an affordable 1/4 inch tactile switch. His design caught my attention, so I'll share it with you: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:756126. I created a similar part with...

... the spring back and then slid in the pullback holder. This was printed with PPBed temp : 80°CPrint speed : 15 mm/sNozzle temp : 225°CBed prep : scotch packing tapeIf you have any questions post them below I’ll try to clarify any misunderstandings.

I printed it using PLA initially but I've since decided to switch to ABS for my next build as PLA tends to be quite brittle and can break apart during a rough landing. Being relatively new to quadcopter building, I managed to break an arm on mine...

... The hull is designed to be glued onto the bottom of my extruded polystyrene base. There are 2 printable parts, designed to fit my Up Mini. Print 2 of Hull3 for a catamaran style bow, and Hull 4 for as many times you need for the length of your boat.

... crazything.STL and crazy.thing.manual.support.STL - the second has a breakable support that slic3r couldn't create. Any print quality works - 0.35mm, 0.2mm, and 0.1mm have all been tested. ... You can follow assembly instructions in this video:

Better customization could be solved by printing with soft TPU and scaling accordingly. Information for suitable filter material: https://smartairfilters.com/en/blog/best-materials-make-diy-face-mask-virus/ A suitable self-adhesive sealing tape is...

... if it has a switch - but it's not strictly necessary. Check out this short video on printing and assembling the parts: https://youtu.be/CQaUTQHGUD0 Watch the original Science Channel robot video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7oGwD6EgIY