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Screw the Hemera into place using 4x M3 screws and at least 2 square nuts. 7. Fine-tune the belt tensioners, but don't make them too tight - this may produce ghosting. 8. Optional: filament sensor. 8.1 Attach the Duet 3D filament sensor to the...

Magnetic spheres are used to make 3D printed polygons that can be used as an educational math tool, a fidget device, or a unique set of magnetic building blocks.  The polygons can be used to make polyhedrons and other fun shapes.Triangles,...

For this you need to use the "Case_Bot_Pads" version of the part, with 15x4mm round or square pads. Otherwise, you just need to print the "Case_Bot_NoPads" version of the part. For more info about the printing parameters I used, please have a look...

Hardware Required: 6 x M4 30mm Hex Stand-Offs 4 x M4 20mm Hex Stand-Offs 12 x M4 40mm Button Head Hex Screws 14 x M4 12mm Button Head Hex Screws 6 x M4 Square nuts 1 x M8 75mm Bolt 2 x M8 Washers 1 x M8 Hex Half nut (Optional, used with thinner...

Welcome to the HevORT XHD12! What is it?Several members of the HevORT community were starting to build 3d printers larger than 500mm which is about the maximum that the standard 20mm gantry beams can handle before having rigidity issues that prevent...

Any other filament that can reliably recover from deformations would also be viable.ScalingThese pieces are designed for a board with 1-inch squares. I based these proportions on information found on the internet and compared it against 3 different...

The three longest pieces that create the initial cross section I think could be improved a little as the tips of all three pieces have some sort of disconnect causing the tips to print as their own squares. They still work though but I would make...

https://hobbyking.com/en_us/kd-53-30-high-voltage-brushless-outrunner-190kv.html 1 x M8 (8mmØ) CARRIAGE BOLTS WITH NUTS & WASHERS CUP SQUARE COACH SCREWS ZINC PLATED), threaded length is 65mm. 4 x M4 x 16mm Button Head Bolts, to secure motor mount...

Miniature Trays The following base sizes will fit in the base sliders miniature trays.  Round: 25, 28, 32, 40, 50, 65 mm  Square: 20, 25, 40, 50 mm The amount of miniatures that can be stored depends on the base size and how close the models are...

It is important to keep the format: At the beginning and at the end of the list are square brackets and between them a comma-separated list of width specifications. 3. You can designate the individual subdivisions. The order of the entries...

Fine, small square and flat hobby files work great for that. Also, if your 3-D printer is like mine, the sharp tips/ends of the feet will be slightly enlarged and rounded due to printing expansion. Place a flat piece of 400 grit sandpaper on a flat...

I used a coarse square file to modify the frame. Make sure that all the dust and metal filings are completely removed from the printer prior to proceeding. STL of the modified frame is included for reference. Modify the frog by adding additional...

There are colours that match the game, but I didn't have every filament in stock.Colour doesn't really matter, nor does the number of any type of dice, as multiples can be found in the game - a set of six odd dice is really neat!The dice are all 20mm...

The fans are screwed into the threaded holes of the heat plate ensuring good compression of the heat sinks to the heat plate.Inside each chamber there is a corrugated copper foil curtain that is soldered to the heat pipe that uses 21 square cm of...

I've designed for 3/4" and 20mm square aluminum tubing as legs. The previous design for 1/2" tubing legs did not really leave enough room for internal wiring, so I've removed the .stl files for those. If anyone wants them let me know, but I would...

Look at the non-MMU plate for reference in regards to supports - but at minimum, flip the center pieces (with screw holes) square-face down and select “support from build plate only”. For option 1, print the plate once as is, after setting your...

Take a 7mm long piece of 1.75mm filament (the ends should be cut square and with just a slight chamfer) and insert it through the hole in the ratchet and into the hole in the end of the push rod. Push it firmly into place and make sure that when you...

I have designed a Tablet Stand that works great, but I've never found one that fits squarely on my lap to watch a movie or supports my Bluetooth keyboard for typing, so here is one that does that and fits in a laptop bag. Usage is straightforward.

Settings can be done in the web interfaceCode updates can be done without Arduino IDE with the use of the provides .BIN file Web interface:  LEDs and status LED colours during startup:White squares will be shown raising from the bottom to the top to...

As I started to see if I could use my existing Bondtech BMG I quickly and painfully found out that this would never work for me as the original square big stepper motor would hit my MagBall arms and pop them off. So, I found a way by using the...

Miniatures not sitting flush with the ground because of rocks or other debris in the square? Make this a feature of your game play by requiring the character to pass a test of dexterity or suffer a rolled ankle! NOTE: Any other miniatures show in...

A multi-colour table lamp inspired by the Dutch painter Piet Mondrian that you can easily print without a multi-material printer, 180mm high by 122mm square. Print instructionsedit 17/9/20 - All parts now printed in PLA and some size tweaks To make...

Generally, if you go with 20-30% infill at 0.2mm (medium) resolution, you'll be fine, though I had luck going faster and thicker on the square parts. I had to print the "crank" at full infill to increase its strength, and I printed the shaft...

Solder them to the power terminals on the backside of the board with two short pieces of wire. Two small square holes (3,2x3,2 mm) for a power LED light guide. Left position is for the current chinese or old adafruit version, right position for the...

Two 21x16 cm plates (vertical sides), and one front plate which is 52(w) x 30(h) and has a square hole cut in about 2cm from the edge. I also fixed a smaller piece to the top of the frame to hold the electronics. The frame, when assembled, required...

... so you can print and glue that into the knob to hold it in place instead of using a screw if you'd like. (If you are wanting to use this knob elsewhere, then the hole has a depth of 9mm into the knob, and the squared insert is 6mm x 6mm x 1mm)

--- Models included in this pack : - Water tank on wooden structure with metal faucet (2)- Set of ammunition depot accessories with shells, barrels, and crates (3)- Set of nine urban brick chimneys with roof (4)- Stone bridge with side pavement and...

Find a helper to hold the frame and panes so it is "square". Then hot glue the top on. If using a Tea Light Hot glue the corners of the Lithophane together at the top. Otherwise things aren't going to stay together. Set the lid on top. You may want...

Uploaded f3d and step files for this model (not available for v1.4 since I made that in TinkerCAD).The parts I was using for measurements are in far from pristine condition (so I was guesstimating some of the values if they looked funny or weren't...

- Drilling Assemble and square the frame off of the printer. Ensure that the 8mm rods are against the aluminum and are the same spacing as on the printer. Use a 1/8" drill bit to drill through the holes in the 3D printer parts, and expand the holes...