3d printed transformers

This is still a work in progress and I haven't printed every file yet. Scenario : The French are retreating and have blown the river bridge in the local town and are holding the far bank. The German commander has detached battlegroups to either...

Accuracy depends on a multitude of factors, including the print quality, the gauge's accuracy, and the saw itself. I was able to achieve precise cuts within a few thousandths of an inch. Please share how it performs with your tools. Additional...

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...

The alignment pegs print separate to make it easier and glue into one side of the base of bezel along with the magnets. I use superglue. The power for the amplifier and microphone board comes off the GPIO header. #Thank you! ... If you got...

Once the project became generic, I switched to a list of pin numbers - these also must now be header pins numbers not GPIO pin numbers.Since I originally started this for the Raspberry Pi, here are some...

For screws, you can use either two nuts per leg (one above and one below the printed hole) or M3 threaded inserts. I designed the screw holes tightly so that M3 screws alone are usable, but be aware that adjusting the screws multiple times will...

You can print a lot of things, but not everything. Even though I had to learn this the hard way it was still very interesting to do and I had a lot of fun designing and testing it. Also it was interesting to see the 300 m target with 24x. With...

Print for four wheels 40 roller from ab86uk (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3118584) and my two wheel halves 4 times each (2 identical halves = 1 wheel) in STL orientation in 0.2 mm and with 25% infill. Support is only necessary for the recesses...

The design consists of 3 parts : the base (about 4 hours) - 12% density zig zag support and 10% gyroid infill the spindle (about 4 hours) the screw (about 20 minutes) Note : spindle has been printed with different support angle. The outer shell is...

I made a battery pack for my TS100 soldering-iron. It is a 6S battery pack made out of 18650 cells. With the cells I used it should be possible to solder at least 3 hours without a break. I also used a Lipo Battery Voltage Tester that shows me the...

Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution:.2mm Infill: 5-10% Notes: Rafts and supports are required only when printing the nucleic acid blocks. NGSS, CCSS, and Overview of Objectives: * Describe how nucleotides form specific pairs through hydrogen...

... fan in place of the current IEC inlet. Print Settings Printer Brand: SeeMeCNC Printer: Rostock MAX v2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.3mm Infill: 0.2 Notes: Three perimeters helps ensure the inserts have a good amount of material to bite into!

You'll want to print: - 4 x clamp - 2 x wall mount - 3 x s5-s6-s7 - 1 x everything else As for the rest, adapt the instructions from the above link to complete the assembly, and modify as needed to suit your installation. (Hint: when dual-banding,...

One uses 3mm rods glued in holes to support these, while the deeper one has a printed base and so a larger space for electronics. There's a groove at the rear for an aerial from the receiver, if it has two, so they can be at 90 degrees. The body lid...

Initially, I used it to print boxes for Arduinos. Then, I began adding designs to the library to make boxes for Grove shields. After four or five additions, it became cumbersome to add new designs to the global variables of the main file of the...

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...

Left to our own devices to scour the net for solutions, (clearly we weren't the first people with CR10S Pro V2's to have purchased this product...right?!?) well after printing three different models that just didn't fit my setup quite right, I got...

They can be printed with PETG, ABS, or Nylon materials, but PLA is not recommended because it's not elastic and heat resistant enough. Type 1a: Car Mini Relay Socket This type of socket has five contacts that are 6.3mm in width and is designed for...

&nbsp;If you're adding a rackmount device, you'll need longer screws for the ones that go through the rack ears.Smear a very thin layer of urethane glue on the faces of the corner brace, position it, and drive in the wood screws to hold everything...

Fishing the wires through the print is a little tricky but not difficult. Longer screw is for the battery latch and sandwiches all parts of the adapter together for strength. I used flat head socket screws since I had them, but any flat head M3...

There is a new version of this carriage at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3615464 AND an even newer one at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3688067 I highly recommend the newest version for better rigidity and simpler printing and assembly! This...

... werden M3 Muttern und Schrauben. Die Schraubenlänge sollte M3x16mm sein. Tool-Beispiele sind Amazon-Affiliate-Links. Druckeinstellungen / Print Settings: Gebrauchtes Druckermodell: Ultimaker 2 Printer Brand: Ultimaker Printer Model: Ultimaker 2

From strength and flexibility, PETG seems suitable as the print material. While PLA can also be used, it is hard and brittle, so it may break easily or cause problems with the fit of the nose frame. Initially, I thought of attaching paper to the...

... FRAME To protect your frame, most sharp metal edges have a plastic cover. Print RodEnd.stl to cover–up the sharp rod end. It's not in the photos, but you'll know where it goes. ###BIKE The bike in the model is a Banshee Prime V3. ...

Printing without support is required for this fan duct. Secure the fan with 2 M3 x 10mm screws and attach the duct to the carriage using 2 M3 x 25mm screws, with nut traps built-in for additional tightness. All measurements are in mm. #Response...

I have started replacing all of my RPi 4B cases with these while I wait for my RPi 5s.Have also included a number of optional attachment brackets and feet that can be screwed onto the case for specific needs.Print recommendations: - Slice cover...

we should be able to read the block now success = nfc.mifareclassic_ReadDataBlock(currentblock, data); if (!success) { PLAY_ERROR; return; } // Read successful for(int i=0;data[i]>0;i++) { if(data[i]=='') { Keyboard.press(KEY_LEFT_SHIFT);...

... (about 7-8 cm each) some soldering skills. **Edit:** Added original adapter battery rail ### Print Settings --------------------------------------- **Printer:** Anet A8 **Supports:** Not required **Resolution:** 0.2 0.32 for the lid **Infill:** 20

Separating the parts: I recommend cutting as far as possible along the bridges formed during printing between the two parts before inserting the truss screw into its hole. Only then should you finish breaking the bridge by turning the parts around...

I also had a print with significant layer shift which makes me wonder if the cooling of this setup is not enough for some reason. Maybe the fan was too close to the board to allow for good airflow? Maybe it was already too close to the back panel to...