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I created a remix of this for hockey puck feet, but I didn't need the screw hole and shaved down the height a little bit on the puck covering. ...I also tightened up the grip so it would work with these and fit snugly without any additional hardware -...

... using these optical switches: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2210746, a fantastic resource. Meanwhile, the corner brace I've chosen is this one: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2918055, an excellent selection for added stability and support.

I modeled this in 2019 from vernier caliper and other means of measurement from the real printer I purchased. This is the complete 3D printer, all parts, enough to reproduce. This is one of the best affordable Delta 3D printers ever produced. ...Some...

I designed a unique layout for the stop or end key. ...It looks really good. The inscriptions are positioned perfectly, running all the way up to the top and supported firmly at the bottom.

A replacement holder for the stubby stock one. ... The new card reels of my preferred supplier barely fitted and my 2.3KG reels certainly didn't. ... This comfortably seats both It simply replaces the existing part using the same bolts.

I wasn't thrilled with those other coolers, so I took matters into my own hands and designed something better. ...This one leverages a high-performance PCI slot cooler with its bracket stripped away to effectively chill the drivers.

The original one was too thick for the 2 bed tabs, and lowering it at the sides to host both tabs was not good because having less grip to the bed and also covering the screw holes, so I thought a great solution would be to indent the center (by...

... through the disc slots and mount it on top of the rails. The disc needs some support - but that's about it. This results in a very nice simple, easily removable overhead light that's touch activated and incredibly easy to change batteries with.

I essentially eliminated the stepper motor's cable hole from Trent White's design, as it wasn't necessary for my purposes and visually unappealing with a hole on each cover.

... A 10mm hole in front will fit any pneumatic fitting to guide your filament. STL and DXF files are available for cutting the plate with a laser or CNC milling. ...I built this plate myself, and it works perfectly - photos will be added soon!

... some Noise vibration suspension on all my Printers. To complete the job, you'll need 6 x M4 x 8mm and 6 x T-nuts, along with 3 Squash balls or SKLZ Bolt Balls. The install was straightforward - just follow these simple steps and get ready to enjoy!

... - A notch has been added to securely hold the belt within the slider. - Unnecessary features were removed and cleaned up for a more streamlined print. - Small geometrical adjustments were made to make the print both stronger and easier.

After remixing one of Thingyverse's better ducts and creating a version that stands out due to its oddness, I decided to give it a proper try. The Plan: Make it compact and quick to print. Ensure all four screw holes are accessible. Optimize...

Normally, you can just replace the nozzle, but that requires preheating the hotend, then swapping out the nozzle, and finally heating it up again and tightening it securely. This process is not very safe or easy to do. Swapping out the whole effector...

These fit the 5mm arms on my AKLP perfectly, and I'm utilizing 12 of them with 6 springs - one spring at the top and one at the bottom of each set of arms. The 25mm springs I used can be found here:...

... of mind. Keep in mind that a larger screw may be required to ensure a secure fit. Important Printing Notes: Print this item with ABS or PETG materials when using it with a heated bed to prevent warping and ensure a smooth printing experience.

... To put the finishing touches on my project, I first printed both parts separately before carefully gluing the pushpin into place in the front part - and voila! ...My reset button is now ready to help me recover from any printing mishaps with ease.

... for both corners to be perfectly level. Mods I made were: Cutting out space for a rotating t-nut, and cutting out a spot for the corner 2020 extrusion so you can cover up any inaccuracies of the corner from using the built-in belt tensioners.

22 August - [¬] Feet - Added extrusion profile 16 July - [+] Door clip 22 June - [+] Images of Stage 1/3 complete - With 2 being the spool holder and 3 being the lighting and filtration systems - [¬] Bottom Corner Back - [¬] RGB LCD holder 21 June -...

I crafted some extra practice foam golf balls using my trusty CR10 3D printer and merged the two components into this innovative creation!\r\n\r\nUpdate: Version 2 was tweaked to ensure a snug fit, allowing the golf ball to rest securely within the...

I Prefer to Print in ABS for Withstanding the Heat of the Hot Bed. ... It is Also Possible to Print with Ingeo 850/870 and Perform Crystallization Treatment. ...If You Decide to Do Crystallization, I Recommend a Filling Percentage of 80-100%.

Thanks to the designers of this, I'm just cleaning up some lines on the remixed model and adding some 2mm-wide vent holes. ...Being relatively new to delta designs, having XYZ reference points available can be really helpful for others who are still...

... attaching it to the frontal aspect of the two tower arms at the base. ...Next, you'll need to slide your LED display across to either the far left or far right position and then secure the tool holder within the remaining 60 mm of clearance on hand.

... its compatibility with standard units, requiring no modifications whatsoever. ...Each component remains precisely in place as originally designed. Simply attach these brackets to any stock unit using ten M4 x 8mm pan head screws and matching nuts.

... spool holder, easily mounts two 608 bearings. ...Print this item and connect one bearing to each clip. ...You can find the bearings I used at Amazon, listed as: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01L7PCRB6/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

... of the glass over the heated bed. ...More often than not, I find myself printing directly on the glass rather than using buildtak, which can be a convenient alternative. The ability to simply drop it in and still heat it up is a definite advantage.

They work seamlessly with full glass beds and can be adjusted even while the printer is running, allowing for precise fine-tuning during the first layer process. My 240mm bed has a diameter that allows for some movement in the wheels to accommodate...

Remove post print residue.\r\nI created a nut pocket so I can use a 3mm X 20mm bolt with a nut and with the rod end installed, the bolt will barely reach the nut.\r\n\r\nRepeated assembly and disassembly have shown that the mounting hole for the E3D...

Two STL files are provided: 0.1 and 0.2, each with a 200 mm diameter. If you choose to use the 0.1 file, you can easily modify it using scale actions in your slicer. Be aware that most slicers default to uniform scaling, so make sure to check this...

... By doing so, you'll notice that the looseness and its resulting noise significantly decrease. As for the clips, it's highly advisable to secure them with glue, since they may ooze during printing. ...In this instance, I utilized a 2-part adhesive.