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Following in Brad’s footsteps Tim Rastall (https://plus.google.com/u/0/+TimRastall/posts) created the very popular Ingentis printer (https://www.youmagine.com/designs/ingentis-a-tantillus-variant) which is a larger version of Tantilus using thicker...
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BOM & TOOLS Exisitng upper controller housing Onewheel Pint controller O-Ring 3mm Aluminium sheet (200mm x 100mm) 2mm Aluminium sheet (100mm x 100mm) 1mm Thermal Pad Pack of brass threaded inserts 1x M4x12mm Button Head Hex socket bolt 2x M4x8mm...
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PETG ist hier die wesentlich bessere Wahl. Die beiden Plattenteile P1 und P2 habe ich mit 30% Infill gedruckt.Die Teile P3 und P4 mit 20% Infill. Für die Teile P2 und P4 ist etwas Support bei Überhängen erforderlich.Die Teile P1 und...
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This means that extruder 0 in the G-code file is actually "Extruder1" in the Prusa Slicer UI.When using the Original Prusa i3 MK3 the printer will extrude quite a bit of filament right after you confirm completion of the filament change to build up...
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If you are looking for more, check out our premium projects: https://codeandmake.com/premium You will need Tools A computer with Arduino IDE installed and a mini USB cable. Soldering iron, solder and flux. Hot glue gun and glue. Wire...
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Print instructionsBOM Here are all of the parts you'll need to get together in order to build the Mini Basket. Metal Pieces 1 x M10 x 1.2m Stainless Steel Threaded Rod 3 x 10 Pack 16mm Silver Key Ring 2 x 1.8mm x 2m Chrome Plated Mini Oval Chain 1 x...
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To keep it simple, I modified the design to include features of commercial mouse bungees and other 3D printed mouse bungees; a stable heavy base (~250g), cable held up and away (~100mm height) by non damaging rubber jaws & non-slip feet.Since the...
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Please feel free to merge these sketches and publish the results.Best regards,RobIMPORTANT REMARK: If you decide to build this modell, I encourage you to use the motor-block designed by "bahndrucker" (https://www.thingiverse.com/Bahndrucker) instead...
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A mesh only really needs to be updated if the surface has changed, the build plate gets bumped/shifted and isnt in the same place anymore or the extruder position has changed compared to the previous level etc…If you cant not get the print...
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PETG seems to work well and allows for some flex when turning the screw.”I, personally, used PETG and it worked just fine but I guess PLA would also work.You should print it upside down (the ball support upside).I used 0.15mm quality settings in...
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This model was made in Fusion 360, but I will include .step files as well so you can build on it from other applications.Usage RulesI want people to use this model to make Sharpie mods. However, I also want others to see the work I put into creating...
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As a pilot you should have some experience, as in my opinion 3d-printed models are not suitable for beginners.The complete building-instructions can be downloaded from my...
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# Non-printed parts needed for assembly Shaft pinch coupler: - 1x M3 nut - 1x 8mm M3 bolt Mount to motor: - 4x 8mm M3 bolts (possibly longer depending on bracket and spacers) Main assembly: - 4x M3 nuts - 4x 20mm M3 bolts (possibly longer if using...
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First add the build environment "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/gh-pages/package_esp32_index.json" and libraries, then modify the "C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Arduino15\packages\esp32\hardware\esp32\1.0.6\boards.txt...
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* 36 x M3 t-nuts for 20 v-slot extrusion if you use every rail mounting hole ### Print ### * Y_Carriage * Y_Jig_PlateDrill * Y_Jig_StepperDrill * 2 x Y_Spacer ### Disassembly ### Remove the build plate. Remove the Y rail. Unhook the drive belt,...
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Stay tuned on the latest build videos. All constructive comments and suggestions are welcome. Tip me a cheese burger and subscribe my YouTube Channel if you like to support my work. https://paypal.me/iczfirz https://www.youtube.com/c/iczfirz ...
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I tap all of the screw holes in the cases I build, by hand, with a little tap set like [amazon # B077HTXVR1]. And my m2.5 tap comes from [amazon # B078KHKTVG]. I'm not recommending those things in particular, but just to give you an idea of...
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Also, a brim is essential to help ensure it remains attached to the build plate for the duration of the print as you want it to print vertically, with the pocket on top. The highest stress I assumed for the lifetime of the handle is the hoop stress...
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Bend the box to the front, so the build platform arm is touching the table and unscrew 6x M3 screws fixing the metal socket using the T10 driver. The sheet metal should wiggle a bit, as the construction is put under tension. Done this, the metal...
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• Because of the small footprint, in the Cura slicing software, I use a “Raft” build plate adhesion type. Without this, your part may fall during printing: it happened to me with a “Brim.” If you do not have access to a 3D printer: If you do not...
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They mount to the existing rack mount bars pointing to the center of the build plate. The tenon is used to connect two section together for alignment purposes.</p><p>The dimming dial/controller is mounted to the lower front of the vertical rack bar...
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The spacer for the springs needs to be printed with supports on the build plate. And due to the high engine bay temperatures, I recommend PETG, Nylon or Polycarbonate for the spacer material. *Disclaimer* Due to factors beyond my control, I...
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I printed at 0.15mm layer height and used a 2mm brim to ensure the print stuck to the build plate. You will want to want to glue the two halves together as evenly as possible. You will inevitably fail to achieve perfection, but it's nothing sanding...
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Here is a list of the 3D printed components: - Cap Body - Aperture Ring ** NOTE: I recommend printing the cap and aperture ring in the default position which should be the outside surface facing up and enabling supports only touching the build...
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The build was inspired by a couple of YouTube videos and a Thing from Otinex that showed you can print 48x0.75mm male threads that successfully fit into a microscope nosepiece. I was skeptical but printed one and it worked quite well. Alas there...
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If this isn't desired, adding additional solid objects, or simply sinking the objects .3mm on the build plate in the slicer will skip this with no problem.Besides material changes on the first few layers to give an outline effect, I tend to insert a...
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Qualifies buildings for LED and other sustainable business certifications.9. Bright, even light maintains consistent color over time.10. Instant on/off - No flickering, delays or buzzing.11. Very good color rendering.12. Vibration/impact...
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You will need some special hardware for the build. The 57 mm brass shafts is cut from 1/8 inch rod but 3MM should work. I used 1/8 inch brass welding rod from a Tractor Supply. The screws are 3MMX8MM and 2MMX8MM self tapping screws. I got them off...
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It was designed as a cheaper alternative to the Prusa UV cure station the CW1 ($699 usd!!) Can you build something cheaper? Yeah just set stuff outside, on one of those $5 solar powered spinning bases. The advantage of this design is the slow...
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They fit together to create a 2-player marble exit/return ramp.ExitRampOneWay-L: X 1 or,ExitRampOneWay-R: X 1 – Marble exit/return ramps for 1-player game use.PlayingFieldExtension: X 1 to many – These panels build out the playing field. More panels...