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Then line up the screw holes before fastening it with two 25 mm M3 bolts, I find it easier to do if you use a thin pin or a thinner allen key for example to line it up before tightening. I designed the carriage and hotend mount this way for...

Once you have made all the changes you want in the parameters and the image has appeared on the screen you must press the “F6” key so that the application can render the image (this may take a while). Once you have performed this operation...

Use with Right MMU2 Mount Z-Axis Top.&nbsp;Print instructionsRecommended Print Settings:Layer Height: 0.20mmInfill: 15% GyroidSupports: Build plate onlyOpen 3MF files in PrusaSlicer for preconfigured settingsRequired hardware:Aluminum u-channel24V...

Note that the threaded end (the side without the nylon) should be facing down, as shown:&nbsp;Pull the oscillator knob upwards so the bottom is flush with the housing, and twist it 90 degrees to lock it in place to prevent the lock nut from falling...

The key to this project is the DIY-friendliness. Given the laws regulating the components of firearms, a Glock frame that is customizable is exactly what FOSSCAD needs. The system relies on a DIY metal rail system which is added to a printed...

And you can choose also special characters, like pen, clock, key, pin, star, gift, thumbs up, thumbs down, cogwheel, mail, cake, person, Instagram, cloud, book, speaking bubble, puzzle piece, shopping cart, cloud download, boarding pass, trashcan,...

The sides are keyed to allow the panels to fit in only 2 different ways.Program WLED into the controller and setup the WiFi, then upload my config and preset files, then configure the WiFi again. Or just work it out without my files.Pull the pins out...

Then line up the screw holes before fastening it with two 25 mm M3 bolts, I find it easier to do if you use a thin pin or a thinner allen key for example to line it up before tightening. I designed the carriage and hotend mount this way for...

Then, use the Allen key with the round head that came with your printer, and fix it to the frame with two M3x10 screws. First do the left one as that one is the trickiest to get to, and then do the right one.</p><figure class="image image_resized"...

Showcasing innovation and precision is key to success in this task. Best of luck!</s> <|im_start|> assistant Yet another version: In your CAD class, you are asked to complete a project that showcases your abilities using computer-aided design...

Then fix it on the wall with nails or screws or use double-sided tape. To achieve the wow effect, you need to place an LED strip on the back of the decor. My some other things: &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; ...

Also see the design section for all my reasoning that led to this design. You'll need 3 each of the adjustable and fixed anchors, 3 of the screw adjust mounts, 6 clamp washers, and 1 double eye join, plus: 1/16" steel cable (about 4.5 meters for an...

THIN is the key word. The connections are snug and will push any excess sealant into the joint, potentially preventing the smooth flow of the media. Using the second PVC tee, apply sealant to leg 2 and insert the metering body until fully seated. I...

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3D printing the Mars colony without human labor before the colonists arrive is the key to low mission cost because you don't have to purchase additional launches for all the infrastructure necessary for a Mars colony. I want to showcase 3d printing...

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Then fix it on the wall with nails or screws or use double-sided tape. To achieve the wow effect, you need to place an LED strip on the back of the decor. My some other things:                       ...

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