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The various components require 24 connections, 24 wires coming from the control boards.Stepper motor Extruder              --------------- 4 wiresExtruder...

This requires: o M3 12-14mm bold with washer and nut o Removal of fan anchor - expose the 3.17 stem o Should reuse the 4 screws that were taken out when removing EDF fan. Added stability for EDF o 3.17 to M5 prop adapter Complete wing setup ...

While much of TAS was long considered apocryphal in live-action Trek, Michael Okuda was a fan of this ship, and included it as a 3d model when adding new special effects for TOS Remastered. It appeared in the Remastered episodes Court Martial and The...

... DESCRIPTION: This is a Fan sculpt of the Razor Crest from the series "The Mandalorian" Thanks to the few guys who tipped me for this model. Shame on the guys who are distributing Fotos of it without giving proper credit to the source of the design.

Also, no screws or other fixing methods are used. How it works can be seen in the video UPD I added a version in two sides in the form of frames, its printing a third faster and when printing a model, corners closed by cooling by a fan are not...

Information about fan-made refits for these ships and game-stats for the FASA STSTCS board game can be found on the excellent Vintage Starships web site. Notes on scaling and working with Blender My target scale for all source files and output STL...

I'm actually a fan of manually splitting my gcode files - something I wouldn't advise unless you know the commands fairly well or you might end up ruining your print. I would recommend examining your slicer to find out where to pause the print - just...

**Make the BabyCube as silent a possible** * Use TMC 2209 silent stepper drivers * The hotend fan is temperature regulated and only switches on when the hotend reaches 50° Celsius * The the control board and stepper drivers are passively cooled by...

The air vents on each side of the main instrument cluster are designed to work like the Dyson fans you see in Bed Bath and Beyond.The steering wheel has much of the controls needed for the driver to control the car without their hands leaving the...

Hello to everyone who has chosen a Prusa MK3S Clone. The parts that I have put together differ a little from the original MK3S, but this compensates for the few weaknesses. I bought the MK3S from AliExpress and had to find out that the included parts...

ABS is usually printed without part cooling fans on from what I have read and I doubt bridging would work as well because of that. This is the cheapest place I could find magnets that are the same size that I use. They need to be strong. I have not...

My wife is a long-time fan of Ender’s Game, so when the movie came out she decided to make a Dragon Army Flash Suit. Naturally, this meant she needed a gun to go with it, which is where I came in. Now you can light up the interstellar sky with your...

I have two versions of the Pi mount in the works (one for the skinny slot, the other is a revised version of the large panel mount) and other panels for speakers or cooling fans. I also want to make, with caution, a mount for a SKR driver board...

Vertical gear moved further to the outside on that design. Update2019-03-29: added new Print-In-Place HighRes files V7C, successfully tested on Dark-Gold PLA from ICE (assumed worst case) Used following settings 0.6mm nozzle, 0.15mm layer height,...

Hotend 250c, bed 75c, 70% fan after three layers. Black beams are printed in JAYO PETG (super adhesive, removed part of my lattice-glass build plate). Red parts are printed in 3D Fila PETG XT. Bearing blocks were printed with a rough 33% each of...

It follows the same principles as the original dial gauge holder but also uses the screw head of one of the fan screws to vertically stabilize the mount.Additional materials required:1x M3x20 screw for icarus holder (can be a little bit more or less...

I mean you can control your DIY CNC with Arduino+RAMPS if you can check stepper drivers temperature and maybe adding a fan if you need it to keep the drivers fresh. In this case using Arduino+RAMPS to control your own CNC is what you need to easy...

In fact, the device is ready to be used as is without retouching the 4-pin connectorStorage box for accessories with magnetic lid for easy opening.Vertical fixing with screws or cable tiesEasy assembly: the switches are nested in the frame, the fan...

Due to potential scaling, it may not be the diameter you'd need, but if nothing else it could serve as a pilot hole.If you are a Tolkien fan, you may already know that in the Black Speech of Mordor, Lugbúrz is the name of Sauron's tower (the one with...

This wallet certainly isn't the most practical out there, but it sure makes a statement!The rubber band keeps it tightly squeezed until you pull the trigger, which makes the cards fan out like a book. I have done a little oopsie when tying the string...

This wallet certainly isn't the most practical out there, but it sure makes a statement!The rubber band keeps it tightly squeezed until you pull the trigger, which makes the cards fan out like a book. I have done a little oopsie when tying the string...

This fan-made model was brought to life by 3Demon. We are a group of modeling and 3d printing enthusiasts based in Prague, Czech Republic. ...Here are some links to our website and social media where you can see more of our creations: ...

You can also just use the 10mm belt and get yourself two more pulleys. fan duct got its own thing: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4879201 TFT_frame_bracket allows you to mount the https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4551454 on the frame edges. The...

I used the StepDown modules so that the larger fans run slower and are therefore quieter and that you can also use the standard slicer profile of a normal Ender 3 Pro. And this is the result: See also: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4437154 ...

As a fan of George Nelson’s design work, I decided to re-create his Vintage Spindle Clock and turn it into a 3D printing project. The model was drawn in Rhino 3D, Sliced in Prusa Slicer, and printed on a Prusa MK3 printer using MatterHackers Pro...

++++++++ ++ Stage 1: ++ 12V 150x230 Heatbed 13€ 350mm black 2040 Extrusion for Y 12€ plasmacut Y-Carriage (depends on your location; but around 20€) a borosilicate glassbed in 150x230 12€ So thats a whopping 57€ ($65 or £52) ++ Stage 2: ++ 24V...

++++++++ ++ Stage 1: ++ - 12V 150x230 Heatbed 13€ - 350mm black 2040 Extrusion for Y 12€ - plasmacut Y-Carriage (depends on your location; but around 20€) - a borosilicate glassbed in 150x230 12€ So thats a whopping 57€ ($65 or £52) ++ Stage 2: ++ -...

as suggested i add a hole for square nut to fix the lever instead the thread insert and add a hex nut fo fix the fan support (instead the thread insert). i also add a square nut to keep better in place the screw for the bearing pressure. See the top...

If the customizer isn't working today, check out the guide for using OpenSCAD to customize this and other things.A load of these patterns are taken from my Customizable Fan Grill CoversThis could be considered work-in-progress as I'll continue to add...

It does - but these fringes don't react to anything I do, I can brighten the laser, dim it, heat it up, put a fan on it to cool it down... nothing changes those fringes. I've yet to work out why. I suspect the fringes are from other sides of the...