cetus mkii 3d models

Different surfaces could produce different finishes, so since I own a Cetus, I basically had to use one. The locking mechanism requires six 5x5mm cylindrical magnets, and I used Neodymium ones that can be held in with plain superglue, though you...

... I'm not sure how common this size is, but you can scale any axis before printing. Finally, PLA works, but a filament with less creep deformation would be better. Designed in Fusion 360. Printed on a Cetus MK2 Extended. ... Happy printing, Peter

... became much more accurate compared to the original toy. In the final prototype, I modeled the horn and legs, and also fixed the head so it would close correctly as intended. The dragon sphere was printed on my Cetus MK3 using eSun light blue PLA+.

My alternative option is the Sundae Spool Holder (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3385283), which uses a small beam from the Cetus spool holder and also supports a wide range of spools since version 2. ... The SUSH design has been remixed roughly...

... The tube hole is 4 mm in diameter, and I had to drill through it to clean up the hole and achieve a snug fit for the PTFE tube. This design was created using Fusion 360 software and printed on a Cetus MK2 printer. Have fun! ... - Peter

This model is based on the volvo L90h and was printed on a cetus mk2 printer(18x18x18cm workspace) I added the fusion 360 file the model files should also be available in this link: https://a360.co/3jiS4r0 It is 1:14 scaled, back wheel driven and has...

... mechanism also became more accurate, just like the original toy. By prototype four, I'd added the horn and legs, and made some tweaks to get the head to close correctly. The dragon sphere was printed on my Cetus MK3 using eSun Light Blue PLA+.

Fit gap is set at .2mm, so I suggest printing at .2 layer height or lower at the current scale. You’ll probably need to add a raft or brim to get all the feet to stick.**Added a LegTest to help calibrate.  The fit gap is .2mm (ideal for...

But this version features a slot where the paper clip is epoxied into. This is a lot more rigid for outdoor use. Print Settings Printer: Cetus 3D Rafts: Doesn't MatterSupports: No Resolution: 0.15mmInfill: 15% Notes: Print upright with the slot...

Print Settings Printer: Cetus 3D Rafts: Don't bother, I didn't use them. Supports: No need for those either. Resolution: Go for .30 to get the best results. Infill: Try 25% for a good balance between speed and quality. Notes: I printed this in...

I chose to print four sets of gate parts on the Cetus-3D at 0.2mm layer height with 20% infill for added strength and reduced weight. This should suffice for a 4' x 4' racing area. The clearance on these gates ranges from 14cm to 22cm, with an...

These were printed on the Cetus-3D in PLA at a 0.2mm layer height, and with a 65% infill to retain as much of the letter/texture detail as possible. I sponged on random dirt/stone colours over the textures and then painted the visible lettering...

... mechanism is more accurate to the original toy's design. Prototype 4 marked the final version, where I added the horn and legs, and also addressed the head's closure issue. The dragon sphere was printed on my Cetus MK3 using eSun Light Blue PLA+.

I designed it for my SteelSeries Arctic 5 headset but should work fine with most. The Battery Holder part is a modified version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:48606 by NotSoSolid by adding channels for the wire/paper clip underneath to allow it...

The parts are designed to fit together with about 0.5mm of clearance between them, which is perfect for my Cetus 3D printer. I printed the part using eSun wood filament, and the result looks amazing against a white wall - the color and finish work...

... outside and inside and last is the bridge and the whiskers. Spoiler alert: you rarely get a temperature that gives you everything you want. Designed in fusion 360 and printed on a Duet2 Cetus conversion with lots of mods. ... Have fun -Peter

Her mother's boasts that Andromeda was more beautiful than the Nereids, daughters of Nereus and Doris, companions to Poseidon, enraged him and led to his decision to unleash a monstrous sea creature, Cetus, upon Aethiopia. In desperation, King...

If this is your first print and you want to use less plastic, make sure you specifically disable supports in the Cetus software (they are enabled by default, find it under Print->Preferences). If you see a weird chunky wavy surface on your print,...

These were printed on the Cetus-3D in PLA at a 0.2mm layer height, and with a 65% infill to retain as much of the letter/texture detail as possible. I sponged on random dirt/stone colors over the textures and then painted the visible lettering...

I am attaching a 3/8" (9.52mm) diameter plunger style test dial indicator to my Cetus MK2's 12mm wide IKO linear rails LWL12B. This handy tool allows me to measure and fix printer axis problems, such as bad belts, eccentric toothed pulleys, and...

... the next big storm rolls in and power outages become a reality. This design was created using Fusion 360 and printed on a Cetus mk2 extended. ...The results were inconsistent due to a faulty spool of Hobby King filament - a valuable lesson learned.

I used an Original Prusa i3 MKII printer without any issues, even though it was printing in a room with a temperature of around 26°C. It's possible to avoid printing the largest part (side_plus_paddles.stl) by replacing it with a simpler part...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=480iDroe8h0 https://www.printables.com/model/176422-unw-fgc9-fgc6-fgc68-mkii-diy-low-rail-on-unw-shrou UNW FGC9 FGC6 FGC68 how I broke my low rail... ...so you don't do the same https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aahuB15Uo90...

look at this collection to see more relevant parts for this Project FGC6AF MKI version https://www.thingiverse.com/untangle/collections/fgc6fa-mki-airsoft-gbb look at this collection to see more relevant parts for this Project FGC6AF MKII version...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxV9v7Ua5jQ&t=8s (Some of the above fish pics include older versions of this lipless crankbait.) I printed these on a Tiertime Cetus 3D Printer. Below are the settings I currently use: .10 LAYER HEIGHT 60% FILL ...

Extruder Printer Test: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3390910 I printed with a 0.1mm layer, 0.4mm nozzle, and 0.4mm line (paving) width using fine Cetus print settings. The model took about 7 hours to print, requiring good cooling to print the...

I removed some comments from the S3D scripts, because if they are still there, then the S3D program generated gcode first section comment lines are too long for the Cetus and it does not read and start the gcode. If you add more lines in the S3D...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7DPPybQeeA&t=8s ADJUSTABLE DEPTH LIPLESS CRANKBAIT:https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/adjustable-depth-bolted-lipless-crankbait-upscale_lures I printed these on a CETUS 3D PRINTER. Below are the settings I currently...

I opted to print out four gates worth of parts on the Cetus-3D (0.2mm layer height at 20% infill for strength and weight) which should be enough for a 4’x4’ race area. The clearance on these is between 14cm to 22cm (inner tyre edges) with a top...

... but it worked fine. Third minor change: added a new STL file with a few chamfers to the ball bearing socket feature to reduce elephant foot print problems. Designed in Fusion 360 and printed on a modified Cetus MK2 extended. ... Have fun, Peter