3d printed cyberdeck
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This is a thing I call the Sand Raker, it is a very peaceful print when finished and put together. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/fRqaw5RR5FI A kinetic sand piece that rotates via an electric motor with a pinion gear of 11mm, and rakes the...
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These are an assortment of Dust Collection Accessories that I've printed. I may be adding more as I need them or possibly upon request for something. I've also added the actual dimensions to all the parts to make it easier for you to make sure these...
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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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So, measure twice and print once. In my case, I cured this by simply enlarging the holes with a needle file. But when I came to do this design, I had no idea where the original holes would have been.\r\n\r\nThe rear of the case has positions for two...
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As for printing requirements, please note that some of the parts in the images do not match their .STL file counterparts due to an error on my part. I uploaded images that demonstrate how to obtain the correct pieces if you encounter any issues. All...
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You can also use DIN 933 / ISO 4014 or DIN 912 / ISO 4762 or something similar - OBI: around 0.5€[8x] M4 nuts - DIN 933 / ISO 4032 (B3a) or nyloc variant DIN 985 / ISO 10511 (B3b), any material however if you have a M4 tap then you don't need nuts -...
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I printed a scan of the front of the hull and then glued it with dichloroethane. For cooling grates, I used modifier objects, as well as the author of the original project. I added mounting brackets and spacers to secure the power supply under...
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Building Instructions: Assembly: Print all parts first. Put an M3 nut into the opening of the parts called SensorPhotoTransistor and SensorLED. Put these two parts into the water meter main part. Slide rods through holes in the main part and the...
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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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Be sure to print the version appropriate for your application. In order to mount 12mm/14mm wheels to the adapters you first need to install <b>(1) M4x12 or longer socket head screw</b> through the center of the adapter (see pictures for...
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The name Maiden's Tower might also have its origins in this ancient story. Due to the vicinity and similarity between the Dardanelles and the Bosphorus, Leander's story was mistakenly attributed to the tower. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality...
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Alternatively, one could print the breasts and make an elastic mold. Step 1 If you look at the breast from the front and imagine a ball in the breast; what diameter would the ball be? <b>Bd= x (mm)</b> If you look at the doll's chest from...
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• build_plate_manual_y = The vertical position along either axis at which you intend for your item to be printed and produced. This could potentially refer to multiple settings and can help you organize production based on placement specifics of a...
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I printed and tested it with four 10 W blue LEDs (450 nm wavelength), but other types and wavelengths can also be used. Using the 10 W LEDs shown here, an 80 mm fan must be mounted to avoid heating the reaction vials above 30 degrees C. If lower...
cults3d
compatibility note: for my testing did it work for EGO’s and GEO’s the only thing to keep in mind is both those 2 have a slightly different hight so you do need to print 2 separate barrel mounts points in case you have both type of markers and like...
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compatibility note: for my testing did it work for EGO’s and GEO’s the only thing to keep in mind is both those 2 have a slightly different hight so you do need to print 2 separate barrel mounts points in case you have both type of markers and like...
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since printing orientations seemed to have a effect on this as well. when tolerances were getting to tight. and making these small lines is easy to do and make it so that you can remove some unwanted play in the parts in case you have some issues...
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since printing orientations seemed to have a effect on this as well. when tolerances were getting to tight. and making these small lines is easy to do and make it so that you can remove some unwanted play in the parts in case you have some issues...
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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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-AUTO TRANSLATE TO ENGLISH- After 3 years of using my mobile charger (huawei P30 PRO) the connector had started to break slightly (surely my cat biting it and dragging on the ground helped) so I decided to print a protector. The regular models were...
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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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To achieve a smoother rail on my new mk3 set, I've attempted to join the parts together at a diagonal, although this is still theoretical since I haven't printed the assembly yet. My symbol ring keeps getting stuck, possibly due to using the wrong...
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You'll want to print two each of the bottom stops with and without dowel, and as many of the top stops as you care to use to mark your positions. To finish/calibrate the stops, do the following: 1. Glue/epoxy 1/4" dowels into the holes. These...
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Print all the parts before assembling anything. 4. Start by assembling all the windows, doors, and trim as shown in image 1. 5. Assemble the motor mounts by gluing the two halves together. Ensure you align the holes before gluing. 6. Attach them...
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(Q-tips) Lubricate the sides of the piston with Shimano mineral oil (the same stuff that goes in the brakes) Push the piston back into the caliper. Repeat with the other piston. Park tool has this video available which explains the process without...
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The "printmode = true" with its following variables will prepare a print-ready layout of your parametered Structures. The length of each (not printable) Threaded-Rod will be "echoed" in the OpenSCAD-Console. They can be cut to exact that length. -...
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Assume structure can move only rightwards from starting points at given array perimeter += (future_value - current_value) + (shape[1+i] == '1') print(perimeter) ``` Note: `0`s or non-matching nodes could be part of structure, though no code will...
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Requires 18mm or ¾" holes in the lid and tub for mounting - use a spade bit for a cleaner cut as these containers are quite brittle.A full unit requires 1x Post (Lower), 1x Post (Upper), 2x Sleeves, 2x Through bolts, 2x Bearing Cups, 3x Arm (Hole),...
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Then print the 2 models and install them on the printer. For the sensor set it in retract mode and touch the nozzle and the bed. Then place the 2 mm (approx.) allen wrench supplied with the printer between the tip of the sensor and the bed and screw...