cura settings for wanhao i3 3d models

... http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:193948 which offers a clever and more streamlined solution. Print Settings Printer: Monoprice V2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.15 mm Infill: 100% How I Designed This I edited RotoScan's stl files in TinkerCAD

Useful for those who locate the spool beside or below the printer. Print Settings Printer Brand: Wanhao Printer: Wanhao Duplicator i3 Plus Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.15 Infill: 30% Notes: Any resolution should be fine. ...I printed at 0.15...

If you have moved your nozzle cooling fan to the back of the extruder (for example, using this fan duct -- http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1246425), it works very well and now you can use the front of the extruder assembly for something else. I've...

I designed them to snap in place pretty snugly, but I also put in a hole for a set screw (PC case fan screw) just in case. Gifs: Stock: https://i.imgur.com/Zgp3FeT.gifv Braced: https://i.imgur.com/YJJTFs0.gifv Also, I'm fairly certain that this...

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Four-Channel-4-Channel-Way-Route-MOSFET-Button-IRF540-V4-0-MOSFET-Switch-Module-For-Arduino/32859443480.html These aren't high-end fets like the ones found on a 3D printer controller - they have about five times the...

Use teknikk7's additional middle dampeners: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1800476 Print Settings: Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 mm layer height, 0.4 mm nozzle diameter Infill: 100% Notes: Print four times (yes, that's right - four!). Just...

... in size. Printing Details: Printer: Monoprice Maker Select Print Settings: Rafts: None Supports: None Resolution: 0.3mm Infill: 20% Design Process: This human-designed remix uses OpenSCAD files provided with the parent "thing" at Thingiverse.

... freedom to function as a brilliant illuminating system. ...I inserted a section of vibrant 12V LED strip into its spacious opening and connected one of its wires via a set of connectors to a harness that allows it to run parallel with the hot end fan.

... Select Plus Z-Axis Level Feet" http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2021974. ...Make it from "soft" material like. This one is the design of anti-vibration set of feet instead leveling used inTEN1964](https://www.thingiverse.com/TEN1964/about) project.

Required: - A single, reliable 12V DC fan operating with maximum airflow rated 50x15mm in size preferably but not strictly necessary a high quality one however still suitable here’s very cheap yet working alternative:...

... or so to work. In case anyone else had this issue I uploaded this. I also added a slight slant to the top in order to cut out a little material and make it look a tiny bit different so I knew which version it was when opening it. same settings.

Visit thingiverse.com for details on 1870670, a unique project showcased at youtu.be/BFlrzOLsMuk.

... TALL ONES TENDED TO FALL OVER WHEN PLACED. **INSTALLATION GUIDELINES** To set up the posts, use these options: curved_top = 1 split_posts = 0 two_posts = 1 with_holder = 1 holder_wall_thickness = 2 base_width = 15 post_height = 70 post_radius = 7.5

These parts are for a reverse bowden setup and a foot for mounting the spool holder at the bottom left side of the gantry. ... https://youtu.be/ax-nGRjBshU

I reworked this screen protector design to feature a cutout area specifically for John21's innovative Shielded Stop Button.

For bowden mod. ...I already printed TPU with it and quality was awesome Use PLA for printing. When model was printed i held the model in steam for some time to soften the plastic and then easily screwed in bowden fitting.

40mm Mount for PCB only, 50mm mount I fit two mosfet attached two lid but it was snug, use 60mm mount for mosfets lid columns are for mounting 3 mosfets to underside , need to two 40mm fans , this build could do with some refinement. ...It functions...

... The length of the shutter is 60mm; please cut it to the required length. For the "Frame_mount.stl" component, you will need to drill two bores in the frame for M3 screws. ...Mounting is achieved using two M3x8 flat-head screws and nuts.

... the original 3D printing project from Thingiverse and added a bracket to mount a microswitch for automatic bed leveling. ...The microswitch is designed to trigger when the bed makes contact with the probe, allowing for precise leveling adjustments.

... inspired by the original Raspberry Pi Camera v2 Print Bed Mount created by jlarsenwy. ...It features an extended arm, allowing for more flexibility in positioning the camera, and includes a dedicated component for securing it to the printer's frame.

... the M18 Induction sensor used in automatic bed leveling systems. ...To successfully print this component, you should rotate your model 180 degrees before initiating the printing process, thereby eliminating the need for additional support structures.

The ones marked "cover" are optional, as they were created for a particular purpose that I'll detail below. As you can see, there are some unusual shapes integrated into the design. These were intended to accommodate a raspberry Pi zero (for...

The photos were taken before the model was updated. ...I needed spacers to mount it properly, but they're not necessary for you. ...Don't forget to install a high-performance 24-volt radial fan.

... enthusiasts, rejoice! ...With this 50mm fan mount for hotend cooling, paired perfectly with a 120mm fan dedicated to chilling your electronics, you can significantly reduce noise levels while boosting cooling performance to nearly complete silence.

... is recommended. However, in my case, I successfully printed it using PLA, which worked surprisingly well. This versatile bracket can be repurposed as a Z Probe for tactile switches, offering a convenient solution for precision measurements.

it's juste a remix of the down part for the dual fan by favn1585 I like the fan system but i don't have spiral fan. I modify and create a support for an original fan (it's working but make more noise) It's my first 3d design. There are some error.

... power supply forward. By drilling new holes 35mm ahead of their original position, there is now ample space for cables to fit comfortably. Simple shims will keep the power supply at its original height. ...Feel free to adapt and design as desired!

The air flow is directed to the part, it cools well, frees up space on the front side for easy maintenance of the extruder and monitoring of printing. A standard 40x40mm fan is used, and two standard screws are needed for installation. ...

Join wires for the gantry and right Z brace light to one wire and left to another using quick connects and sleeving for neatness. All connections must be hot soldered and shrink tubed. To assemble the printed pieces: Gantry Sides: Attach 2x 100mm...

... the heat break. Mine was printed with supports and had some trouble clearing out the guide hole. I used a welding tip cleaner and a needle file to ensure the hole was clear. [edit: apologies for initially crediting the wrong file for the remix.]