3d printed mouse trap

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... I have not mounted the printer, controller, and power supply on a base board, so the wires to the controller are not cut to length. It's still pretty messy, but I'll do it once I'm happy with the design and fix everything down. Happy printing.

Here's a list of things you'll need for the project: To start, print out this box I designed! Here are the project materials. These aren't specifically for this project; they're all items I had lying around from other projects. You can find them on...

More suggestions==================== I recommend printing the socket adapter and the snap style arm in ABS for proper flexibility/operation. PLA may be too stiff for them to work well. Also, depending on your setup you may want to use a brim on the...

I printed this with pla on my prusa mini with supports on the build plate only, 40% infill, 4 perimeters. for the support settings i used: Z contact distance: 0.2mm pattern spacing: 3mm contact layers: 4 xy separation between an object and...

Print that inner panel whatever color you wish and use white LEDs to shine through, or any combination of plastic colors - LED colors, color shifting, or controllable I use two buck converters like intommy does, but with a slight difference. The...

Tevo Parts used: All extrusions 3 Nema 17 40mm motors GT2 Pulley and idler Flex coupling 6x Wheels Leadscrew MKS Base 1.4 board Things I had to add myself: 2nd leadscrew 2nd flex coupler Z pancake stepper 2 smaller wheels PSU (Got a laptop supply)...

While I haven't printed it myself, it should work just fine. *** 9/27/18 *** The main litho no longer needs to be resized (I've renamed it to MainMashup.stl). The crown's orientation has been fixed, and all the parts should fit nicely together now....

2 printed objects 4. 2 stainless steel screws M3 5. 2 stainless steel nuts M3 6. Tools: hammer, tape, plastic bag, soldering iron, resin or glue gun. I chose to use Raspberry Pi for the project. For the electronic component, I set up a photoresistor...

... In case you do not have a GT2 Pulley for this project, see the new GT2 Pulley 50T and required components. Also, see the new GT2 Pulley 76T and required components. Design printed without support... mostly... ...except for parts needing support.

My plexi has arrived and fits tightly, but it's essential to measure yourself as you build due to print expansion and margins for error in cutting. Measurements are: * Main Panels: 446mm x 524mm * Door Panels: 213mm x 524mm Other objects used in...

I also made the spacer shaft shape wider so it is not as hard to print, nor as fragile to handle. I also eliminated a few of the sizes that I felt were not necessary. --- This is a PPC (Pixel Pipe Clip) spacer tool that will help you accurately...

If you're not using a hole that has been cut, then there is a cover so your nutrients don't get light.Use a 51mm hole saw and you have a water filling hole and a hole for the water level gauge.General printingEverything is aligned for printing...

The V1 frame weighs about 10g, while the V2 frame weighs around 8g when printed using PLA. My entire setup (currently based on the V2 base and the V1 top) weighs roughly 38g without the battery. It is specifically designed to support motors measuring...

small boxes used for storage - I had some space left, so I decided to go with 2 small boxes, which can also serve as a save box - 2 additional magnetic deck holders - for exploration cards, if you throw out one of small boxes you can also save cards...

(quick post to share files, more info and tutorial coming soon!) https://youtu.be/96DQsjyok3U - print parts on the side (rotate 90°) for best durability and performance...TPU is perfect but I tried PETG and it works fine until you destroy something...

The basic mount would be printed in PETG, the camera mounts in PLA. The whole thing is VERY stable. The angle adjustment is connected with an M4 screw with 2 washers. As long as you don't bump into anything, the camera should stay in place and...

For those who just want to print and don't want to do any soldering, I created a board with sliders that won't require electronics or additional work. However, it's not as awesome. Enjoy! P.S.: I didn't get around to painting it yet (ran out of...

https://kc9on.com/product/fox-hunt-offset-attenuator/ ###What is what### To use this case, you'll need to print the cover and one of the cases depending on your choice of connector. FoxhuntV5C.stl has no antenna outlet for you to modify it to your...

... However, since the switch acts well before that point is reached, it's not really an issue. If I ever remake the flap, I'll simply add a 5 degree taper on the underside to clear the body. Other than that, it's a perfectly fine job. Happy printing!

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...

The other must have mod is the welding mask, I was able to unsnap some joints on a $10 mask and 'thread' it through the existing holder, then just use the top Velcro strap to attach to the front headband, better than a printed attachment - takes all...

I am in the process of test printing with this setup. Edit 9/29/21: The Extruder mount bracket may not be needed if the three bolts are replaced with 3x M3x35 bolts. The adapter should be tight enough inside of the V6 adapter. Edit 9/30/21: I...

If you're using a servo, be sure to print the rev counter (“rev_counter.stl”) as well, and mount an extra magnet and an extra reed sensor in place. However, if you use a stepper, all you'll need is an extra coupler for it to work smoothly. For ease...

Insert the UBEC into the printed UBEC mount and screw into place in the cover. 5. Insert the mains socket/switch housing that was removed from the stock cover, and screw into place at the rear of the new cover. 6. Insert the original 24v printer...

The case is designed for low cost electronics: * 7" AT070TN92 LCD (16:9 ratio) * HDMI+VGA+2AV LCD control board, LVDS, chipset RTD2660H * Touch Screen Panel (eGalax) Print these parts flat side down, with NO support material. Use a 0.2mm layer...

I made it that way just because it can be printed without supports. The three holes are used to line up the two pieces. Drill them out a little and you can use a short piece of filament to aid in the process and just trim them off flush with that...

***** Print Settings Layer Height 0.2 mm Infill Density 20% Generate Support - yes. Build Plate Adhesion Type: Brim ****** I controlled the LEDs using an ESP8266 chip and software obtained from: https://github.com/Aircoookie/WLED ***** If...

Print with layer height 0.16 and 20% fill.&nbsp;If you like my designs give me like and share. If you like them a lot invite me to a coffee.</strong><br><br><a...

In it's current state, however, I do find the wallet quite usable.  Assembly:Print a base, lever, cash compartment, and then lid. Add magnets to the holes, being extremely careful to place them in the correct way, so that the ones in the lid actually...