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Each of the legs print print a bit differently, but in general 0% fill 4 perimeters. lever : inserts from underneath to operate the gears I printed all parts on a smooth build plate. I applied a small amount of glue stick and smoothed it out with...

You may find the Colorprint tool useful if your printer supports the M600 command, but your slicer doesn't support adding pauses: https://www.prusaprinters.org/color-print/ After switching filament colors, the nozzle may not be primed and the first...

I spent a good bit of time trying to figure out the best arrangement of openings for wiring, and settled on "can't have too many", so there's a lot. I'm working on a plug design to close ones that aren't being used, but so far they've not been...

Sometimes the threads do seem a bit tight, but tightening the nut through the threads of the bolts works to pre-loosen the thread before using them. I did find that, even with me printing solid, some filaments were more brittle than others. For the...

 This one is bigger, more ergonomic, and intended for general use in addition to key chains and camping gear and the like - attach it to your stroller handle, water bottle, etc.My other versions are here if you'd like to check them out:J's...

Pour a small amount of wax into the bottom and allow it to set before filling Because of the hole for a wick, this model is prone to leaking a bit. Scotch or cello tape works best for making a good seal. <b>Silicone Votive Mold</b> (seamless) ...

So, I've redesigned the slots for the o-rings to be a bit deeper and increased the size of the base so it's easier to grasp with my big hands. I'm reprinting it soon. This latest version is Rev 4. Rev 3 worked and will remain as a backup plug. But...

ABS, or PETG would be the most likely candidates for material used, you could even do them in Polycarbonate, if you have that ability to print in that material.Parts list:1 - Y Axis Linear Rail - Left MGN12H Mount1 - Y Axis Linear Rail - Right MGN12H...

C) Print it a bit hotter than usual to get a really good bond between layers. D) I used PLA, but I think ABS will do a lot better because it has a little flex to it. That is very good for the joints because PLA is pretty stiff stuff and not...

Now I think I understand it a bit better; it acts as a sort of baffle, so my design didn't make any sense. I've moved the narrowed part above all the holes. I've also made the way that it narrows much more organic in shape, and better for printing. I...

This design is ready to jump off of a 3D printer and into your espresso machine (with a bit of help from you). If this is your first exposure to Printables I'd like to encourage you to make an account, like & download the Gaggiuino models to increase...

Clean up the new housing by drilling out the necessary screw and latch holes and clearing the filament path with a 2mm or 5/64" drill bit. 4. Assemble the new housing by adding the front bearing first from the side then sliding in the gear and...

I only needed to smooth out bits on the top layer due to filament retraction. I also wrote a quick Windows Batch file to generate all 47 files. A word of warning; It will absolutely hammer your processor since it opens a separate copy of OpenSCAD in...

Remember to apply some thermal paste/grease to the backside of the led before fixing it to the housing.Back housingAfter passing the wires trough we can screw the back cover on, I used four m4x10, but I had to use a washer since it was too long, use...

Upping that to 50 degrees reduces the width of the bottom of the cup to a bit under 14mm. (I haven't tried printing that; let me know if you need a .stl of that and don't want to use the FreeCAD file.) How I Designed This FreeCAD Part Design: Loft...

My screen went a bit funny when the heater wires were in the rounded corner, the thermistor reading would change to “LLL”. Moving the high current wires to the other side fixed this.</p><p>take 2 of the riser ring parts at a time &amp; check they fit...

Until recently, measurements for it have been a bit vague but now these have been made possible by Mike's PDF scan of Don Eyles' AGC manual from MIT: https://archive.org/details/agc_handbook_jp2 This PDF has acceptably good drawings of the AGC trays,...

I updated the files to expand the holes for the switches just a bit and am printing them now. I also updated the "top" parts so that the switches can go in either way (the switches I received would have been mounted with the "O" indication for off...

If you get a 404 error when trying to download, go to Thing Files and download them individually Update (V3) and finished: closing minor gaps at front patch and base 4 - all works! Update (V2): Two slight modifications: Mainboard is a little bit...

I drill the holes out with a 5/16 drill bit after printing. I've uploaded that file individually. The entire SketchUp file has the old bearing, so be warned if you try to print that one. I have a plan to replace the hardboard with a thin sheet of...

This decreases the stack width and also prevents bending of the blades when you lock the stack (looks a bit like a handheld fan otherwise). - The frame includes an additional 0.5 mm design gap between the frame wall and the wide side of the last...

Update 10/16/2018 Added a little bit of play to the second extruder up and down to allow adjustment to meet the level of it's neighbor. This is done by loosening the clamp with the head resting on a level platform. Adjust both to level each other...

Update 10/16/2018 Added a little bit of play to the second extruder up and down to allow adjustment to meet the level of it's neighbor. This is done by loosening the clamp with the head resting on a level platform. Adjust both to level each other...

the best would be to screw it in with a little bit of heat. update: 18.10.2019 uploaded compiled hex files configured to flash with slic3r prusa edition the file with usb is for controlling it over the usb port update: 29.07.2020 this hex files dont...

The quadcopter started to feel a bit weaker as I approached the 5 minute mark, but it was more than usable at 6 minutes of air time. You can run 3S batteries if you already have them, but I highly recommend the 850mAh 4S. I have 5 of them, and...

This is important because there's a hollow in the bottom of the main cat model, so that it prints open but still has a bit more bed adhesion than a single line.PLA and PETG both work; PETG is strongerI recommend a wider line width, e.g. A PETG...

If you get the right sizes, the nuts will snap into place and the washers will slide in (sometimes you'll need to trim them with a knife or drill bit or pull them into place with a screw due to the elephant-feet effect). I tried to standardize on...

You might have to wiggle it a bit to get it to seat properly. Align the heatblock and tighten the grub screws. It's best to tighten the screws before refitting the heatsink to the extruder as they are very hard to get to once it's on. 7) Refit the...

Through holes will be automatically +1/32in and tapped holes will automatically be -1/32inScrew length - Use exact length of screw so that there is no protrusionArm Thickness - SET TO DIAMETER OF YOUR SPRING since you need to fit the spring in...

-The dc42 IR sensor needs to be mounted with an bit of creativity because of its shape and annoying soldering joints. - As I don't have an TaiChi both mounting heights for the ABLs could be wrong, I will change it if you leave feedback. - Check...