3d printed cracker
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----------------------------------- What you will need: * Four of the Corner Posts printed in your choice of plastic. * Two strips of polycarbonate strip 1/8" thick, 4" wide, 2 feet long. (Available from McMaster Carr in the USA part number...
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I printed my own, but it may not be to your requirements depending on the board size you're using. Power: There should be roughly 129 LED's used in total. At 5V, that requires a good bit of current. I bought a 5V 6Amp PSU from Amazon for about...
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* The final touch was designing and printing a small adapter for a power socket (similar to this one) I happened to have. * I drilled 5 small holes in the back of my tablet, fixed the power socket there using my adapter, and soldered the wires...
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This miniature comes with optional presupported files for resin printing. These files come as ready to go STL files or Lychee files if you wish to edit the supports for your custom needs. You can find my latest releases over on my Patreon! ...
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Furthermore the PLA which I used to print these funnels is partially water repellent so that frictional effects are small. A Better Turbo Funnel ---------------------------- Bernoulli's Theorem states that the flow rate is proportional to the...
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This miniature comes with optional presupported files for resin printing. These files come as ready to go STL files or Lychee files if you wish to edit the supports for your custom needs. You can find my latest releases over on my Patreon! The...
prusaprinters
I first encountered the idea for this type of robot in a biomedical article, presented as a potential new candidate for exploring the human colon due to its simplicity and ability to navigate confined areas....
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(STL included for the feet: print four of them in TPU for best handling of vibrations) * Low version, which does not require feet to lift the Ender 3 Pro. There is no slot for a fan however. Use at your own risk as my advice is to always use active...
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On my version, I suggest that you start with 4 seeds in each of the 12 pits (print 4 copies of the 12 seed model and then separate them using nail clippers or small scissors). Increase the number of seeds in each pit progressively to increase the...
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This is a ventilation system for an IKEA Lack enclosure.The top and bottom flanges have a “key” that will align the two halves so that the screw holes line up as well as the notch that can be used for servo and/or fan cable management if you wish to...
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Tools ==== * Soldering Iron * Allen Wrench (M3) * Super Glue * hacksaw or carpet knife Assembly ======== * Print the top, bottom, switch bracket and optional hemera bracket * Solder the two pin header to the back of the Duet3d PCB board * Fasten the...
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Assembly video (in Russian): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rt2GikOnDV8 The parts are printed with PLA plastic, the body and struts are 100% infill, the wheel guard mounts are 75%, the wheels are 50%. When assembled, my copy weighs 1466 grams. ...
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I wanted to print this awesome design by HexiBase on my Ender 3 but the two halves were too big to fit on the build plate so I split each one into two smaller sections. The two sections are joined together via a tongue and groove arrangement, making...
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This is my over complicated / over engineered solution to prevent humidity from ruining my filament while it prints in my garage. The spool sits on the rollers inside the container and feeds out a tube on the bottom. The roller assembly has an...
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These three stls have different wall thicknesses: | part | wall mm | |-----|-----| |thinwall_20_30_10_0p50.stl | 0.50 | |thinwall_20_30_10_0p60.stl | 0.60 | |thinwall_20_30_10_1p00.stl | 1.00 | I printed the pictured rough white part back in 2012 on...
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Also (constructive) criticism or exchange of experiences is welcome! Please also have a look at my designs on https://www.thingiverse.com/rolfmobil/designs and https://cults3d.com/en/users/rolfmobil/creations. under the same username (rolfmobil)......
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There are also two variants of each model - one "basic" variant, and one variant that has been slightly altered to suit printing at 28mm scale. You will find all 28mm variants in the zip archive named "28mm versions" included in the purchase. All...
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this should be intuitive ISSUE ADDRESSED 1 OF 3, The manufacturer claims a print area of 240mm x 290mm. (I don't think I was getting even that!), but more could be squeezed out with alternate parts The issue is with the wheels that are mounted to...
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You can choose to print these as they are, or you can watch our Blender tutorial for the method to easily seperating shells in STL files; Click Here 10 x Space Western heads that feature various stetson hats and bowler hats. All the hats are...
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In the case you see a distinctive tilt into one or both sides of the build plate, first try to disable this feature and perform a test print. Tweak X_TILT_COMP and Y_TILT_COMP if needed to achieve an absolutely flat first layer printout. Use...
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Print Settings Nozzle size = 0.4 mm (minimum, smaller better) Layer height = 0.2 mm Filament change layer for colours on "300ZXBoxBack": 1) Start (Colour of the background, mine is in white) 2) Layer 14 (All logos outline and "Twin Turbo" letters...
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The parts are small so I printed with 100% infill and also used supports for the hex nut holes and the two points that extend out the side of the inside block. Before applying silicone wipe the mould down with dish soap which acts as a separating...
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I print it with the cut in the bumper, which you can separate carefully with an exacto. Then wrap the bumper around, and trim the plugs as needed until it fits together well. Then I use my soldering iron (set around 3/medium) to heat up the edges...
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... ends at the posts) 8.) To mount it match drill using the fitting into the side of the psu and run two machine screws with a nut. (Bonus points if you use Loctite or a lock nut on the nut.) Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: No Category: Electronics
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I tested it by holding the thermistor onto the print-bed as it warmed up to 80c and I could see the fan getting faster and faster - but it was still really quiet. Even at the lowest (and quietest) default speed it puts out a good amount of air and as...
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I would recommend printing at 100% infill to keep this nice and strong. Parts needed: M8 x 50 studding (shorturl.at/fBOU2) 1 x m6 x 18 countersunk bolt (shorturl.at/EHJO9) 6 x m6 x 40 cap head bolts (shorturl.at/vwG78) 6 x m6 nyloc nuts...
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We merely tighten the hard plastic filter mounting hub against the printed (hard) top rim of the porkchop's stem. This appears to be good enough for me, but you should test it and add a seal if necessary. A flat O-ring with an ID of 22 or 23mm...
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UNC 1/4 20 - http://ali.pub/4kpo3g I use high-speed epoxy to fix the screw and handle AB Glue Epoxy - http://ali.pub/4hvg7o The elastic that is yellow in the picture is a TPU filament - http://ali.pub/4kpplb I printed a knob from PLA filament -...
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Other Notes: I printed these on a Super Racer @ 100% infill, 100m/s 210/60deg. I wanted them solid to transfer as much of the vibration as possible through to the pedal. Probably doesn't need to be that solid but they still took less than 1 hour for...
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Updated post-printing assembly instructions for new filament sensor platform and housing. 2021-05-10: Added base for Longer printers that supports al Longer stock parts, including extruder, extruder stepper motor, and one of the optional filament...