casspir mk6 3d models

I bought a job lot of Pong consoles on Ebay which were being sold as ‘untested’ (alarm bells ringing in my head LOL) but I love a good challenge. I only paid about £6 for all three systems and it was actually more expensive to ship them. This...

Create a 3D-printed parametric fan holder for your Makerbot, designed with OpenSCAD. Inspired by thing 11546, yet made from scratch. To use, adjust the parameters, print with full supports, attach it to the extruder assembly's top bolts, and add your...

The Iron Man Mk Suit's thigh pieces by DaDave are solid, but they have one major flaw: when printed, only the walls come out, leaving no infill. This isn't ideal, as it can cause the ribs to develop gaps between each layer, preventing a smooth print...

Radio-controlled body for printing in any scale 1:10 1:12 1:16 1:18 1:24 1:28 1:32 . ... Original for 1/28 scale center distance 90 mm 94 mm 98 mm 102 mm .

I've crafted a bespoke Airflap to fit snugly onto the MARK VI Armor, engineered specifically for effortless opening and closing.

My son broke the seat regulator (the back regulator) and i made this. I divided this print in 2 processes so i can have till 8.50mm only 30% infil with 2 perimeters and 100% infill into rest. It works very well and fit tight. If you like my work pay...

To complete the assembly of this remarkable device, I reinforced the wrist and hand components with additional mass, thereby ensuring their structural integrity is significantly enhanced. ...The chainsaws themselves are now secured directly to the jump...

I'm marking this as complete! The second file here is an easier print version. ...It's essentially a gap-filling exercise that won't be noticeable on a 6mm model, but I still recommend uploading the original file so everyone can experiment and customize...

I began by printing the entire suit, starting with the gloves. As I worked on the model, I discovered that it was full of support material, which was a significant factor in its overall size and weight. To address this issue, I decided to cut the...

This is a Cap for the Windscreen Cleaner Reservoir on a Ford Fiesta Mk 6 Model

This design perfectly complements the crane quad extruder hot end. To ensure a smooth removal process, thoroughly clean the high-temperature silicone and mold components with soap and water. ...Allow the mold to rest undisturbed for an impressive 36...

Temperature: A scorching 472 degrees Fahrenheit.

<p>My 2006 Fiesta windshield water reservoir cap just crumbled in my hand. So I decided to design and print my own.</p> <p>This is my third attempt: in the first one, I messed up the dimensioning a bit, second one went better and actually mounted it...

<p>Just another seal. I thought about the vinyl window and the possibilty, that there could be some tolerances in between those two parts. ...Also the rough surface (over extrusion) of the door or the mainbody could be compensated.</p> <h3>Print...

I created this as an alternative to the glove LED insert provided by DaDave's model (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1779274). I wasn't happy with how the original LEDs inserted from the outer circumference of the cylinder, so I changed things up...

I thought about this vinyl window and the possibility that there could be some tolerances in between those two components. ...I also considered the rough surface of the door or main body, which could potentially be compensated for through overextrusion.

Hello,\r\nthe pod is loaded with a KISS CC, Runcam Micro Swift 2, FrSky R-XSR, Foxeer Lollipop V2, and TBS Unify Pro HV.\r\n\r\nPositioned at a 45-degree angle\r\n\r\nConveniently compact for transport and upkeep \r\n\r\nAbsolutely unbreakable

My 2006 Fiesta windshield water reservoir cap just crumbled in my hand. So I decided to design and print my own. This is my third attempt: in the first one, I messed up the dimensioning a bit, second one went better and actually mounted it on my car...

Print it on a lightweight, opaque material to maintain its low reflectivity and prevent excessive glare.

customized with 3D Slash!

I've worked for several weeks on this new version. the dimensions have been perfected, and it now includes a fingerprint scanner hole. I hope you enjoy it, and please contact me if you have any questions! ... ...

I got fed up with constantly searching for my change and dealing with loose items scattered everywhere, so I came up with the idea to design and create this tray! Its snug fit is just a couple of millimeters on all sides. To prevent it from rattling...

To address my main issue with the TOM, I tried an adjustable pressure and free-wheeling follower by printing the Shaputer modification of Jag's extruder filament drive. Though it was a step forward, the 1.75mm filament still fatigued and wrapped...

Some quick light covers/ diffusers that I needed for my own print of Rainyfire's Helmet design found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2739764/files They are sized to fit snuggly into the holes.

To secure the clutch cable onto the pedal, use an M3 grub screw. ...This process is straightforward and uncomplicated.

While I appreciate SpannerHands' spool system, the SpannerBot handle isn't ideal for easy printing as the rest of my project. However, it didn't perfectly fit the aesthetic I had envisioned. To address this issue, I decided to remix the knob from...

If that's missing, you'll recognize exactly where to install it by then. The snap ring is functioning properly so far. ...Now, print two of them in sections as a separate piece and secure them using a retainer washer.

This mini filament drive by Jag serves as an adaptation of his successful 3mm version in Sketchup. It's designed to accommodate 1.75 mm filaments without extra support structures. The model's base might require additional thickness to prevent screws...

Not being able to find any projects on the web, I decided to design them from scratch. I hope to do something they like given the ease with which they break. ...On the top I applied a carbon fiber sticker cut with the laser of my modified 3018 CNC.

The original text had issues with PLA melting near the drive gear due to heat conduction through the stainless steel pipe in TOM printer. The user tried using heat sinks made from coins, but the problem persisted during long prints. To address this...