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No flow settings for the individual bits need to be made.Print settings:5 top and bottom layers5 walls + alternative wall with infill25% gyroid infillline width 0.45 mm (outer line can be 0.4 for print quality)no support neededThe size numbers in the...

UPDATES / CHANGELOG ==================== * 2020-11-20: * Added 100mm (Double) Grid Straight & Corner Stops * Added Adjustable Stops, straight and corner types similar to planing stop but beefier * 2020-09-25: * Removed Locking Lever as it didn't...

UPDATES / CHANGELOG ==================== * 2020-11-20: * Added 100mm (Double) Grid Straight & Corner Stops * Added Adjustable Stops, straight and corner types similar to planing stop but beefier * 2020-09-25: * Removed Locking Lever as it didn't...

UPDATES / CHANGELOG ==================== * 2020-11-20: * Added 100mm (Double) Grid Straight & Corner Stops * Added Adjustable Stops, straight and corner types similar to planing stop but beefier * 2020-09-25: * Removed Locking Lever as it didn't...

The color of the printed parts is not really important as they are barely visible in normal viewing conditions.Bevel Gears (Large and Small)0.10 mm DETAIL profileCase0.20 mm QUALITY profileAvoid any infill in the curved front wall to get a smooth...

They have 2 tabs that should be filed down a bit. Printing them any smaller does not work. Rotating the air-in filters should have a slight give but once in place they should not be able to unscrew on there own. If they need adjusting just edit the...

Be careful as these can be a bit delicate. As before some sanding will help if its a tight fit. 8) Secure both Side1 pieces using Flat head M3 screws by screwing them from under Front Chassis. 9) Put (8) M3 nuts into each Door and Sides piece...

Note that one of the two holes has a little bit covering it on the bottom (a little support for the bottom side of the mounting stud). Just cut it off, it'll get in the way of the nut. Press three M3 nuts into their traps in the motor cover. Take...

The tool I used was a small stepping bit with slow RPMs and some WD40. The result was perfect. For the front doors, you have to file them and drill them according to the original Ender 6 doors, just remove one, examine it, measure everything, and...

Once fully inserted, the SPA should rotate easily within the holder.If the SPA drags on the inside of the holder, remove the SPA (don't forget to spread the holder open a bit as you pull the SPA out!) and check both parts for any debris or rough...

The bridging is a bit much in the middle of the TV. Use a layer height of 0.15 and an infill of 10% to 15%.The reason I included three versions of the back of the TV is to give you some options. The file called "tvbackv1.stl" is the one I have used...

You will also need 4 m3 12mm long bolts and nuts to hold the cable roller and the velcro bit to the jackreel 6 13mm OD 4mm ID stainless steel bearings. (something like this should work <a...

I like to sneak up on the length since I usually loose a bit of length while sharpening. For cutting foamboard you only need about 6.5-8mm of needle protruding from the guide. The less that protrudes the more accurate your cutter will be. The needle...

Ever since i saw it on google i wanted to make it myself but after checking the instructables page i changed my mind since it was a little bit outdated in terms of components and convenience. The main downside of that design was the use of mains...

## Parts required: - 1x 5 gallon bucket - 1x 3.5 gallon bucket (you might be able to use another 5G bucket here, but the smaller one is generally cheaper and is less wasteful) - 2x 12" (standard size) bucket lids - 12x 1/4"-20 x 1/2" machine screws...

If another dimension is needed, bigger or smaller, the model can be scaled on one axis.&nbsp;I use it for a MacBook Pro 16'' 2019 that is 16.2mm and added two 1mm adhesive foam sheets, one for each side, that added to approximately 18.2mm so it has...

If you make it a bit looser it should solve the previous noise issue but could lead to a different noise, so try adjusting it until is optimal for you. ADJUST WILL BE COMPLETED AT THE END OF THE ASSEMBLY (see part 6).Insert the extruder gear in the...

You will not need these as we will be using a different, high torque clock movement.Enlarge the central hole to 18mm.  Slice off the original clock hanger so a fixing/blanking plate can be added later.  Insert the large 6002 bearing into the...

Mine has traveled a bit and remains intact, but you may want to just epoxy some wire and a bead.Should you choose to embark on the printed version:Print 2. It's labeled "left," but both sides are the same</li><li>Use a fine layer height. (As low as...

Si es usuario de Windows, tenga precaución de descargar e instalar en su equipo la versión adecuada a su sistema operativo (32 o 64 bits). 2.2. Una vez que tenga instalada la aplicación, ábrala y seleccione “Archivo/Abrir…”. En la ventana emergente...

Every model also has an insert, which is a very thin copy of the letter with half the laying down height which serves as both a cover and a light defuser for the LEDs:  The inserts fit snug into the...

I used PolyAlchemys ELIXIR for giving a bit of color to my lamp (the photos shows a PLA printed stand, though). 1. N-scale lyktfotN_Nozzle0.4mm_xy0.4mm_z0.15mm_ELIXIR.3mf 2. H0-scale lyktfotH0_Nozzle0.4mm_xy0.4mm_z0.15mm_ELIXIR.3mf Battery holderThe...

Also, a probing speed of 800 - 1000 mm/min is totally ok for getting reliable values/distances (on a 32 bit board, that is). Updates Added a new flag which comes with pockets for the magnets. ...It's much easier just to slide them in than to glue...

You might want to squeeze one end of the rod A LITTLE BIT with the side-cutter to have a faster effect when boring out the holes. Enlarge the holes until the parts spin freely on the rod. Enlargening it too much can result in the mechanism not...

It can be powered off a QC 3.0 battery or charger, and heats up pretty quick (not quite as quick as the TS-100, but still faster than any of my other soldering irons). I've used this setup quite a bit recently and it has been my go-to soldering setup...

(printer_notes=~/.PRINTER_VENDOR_PRUSA3D./ and printer_notes=~/.PRINTER_MODEL_MK(2.5|3)./ and single_extruder_multi_material)" complete_objects = 0 cooling = 1 cooling_tube_length = 10 cooling_tube_retraction = 30 default_acceleration = 1000...

This fan is a bit noisy but not as bad as I had thought. The fan is a 12V blower which is rated at 1.8A but when I measured it running off 12V (no PWM) it only pulled around 750mA and seemed to have sufficient output so I did not mess PWM...

For my first two designs I used Freecad, but I got a bit annoyed by my designs getting corrupted and then having to start over again. For this design I used OpenSCAD and experienced no such issues, it “just worked”. I also learned a lot about gears...

I'm not sure she ever messed with it much, tho, as she was a bit scared of learning how to use it. Oh well. So anyway, my dad setup a "show and tell" time to take it to their rock club to show it off. So I gave a demonstration of how it worked...

So I decided to repeat one of them in my performance.See the video for details: If you liked this thing - let me know by putting like!Parts links below: Mini Chuck Threaded Rod M3 Threaded Rod Brass M3 Thrust Bearing F3-8M Lock Nut M3 Micro HSS...