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... back-of-chassis 80mm fans in part number FAN-0125L4. You simply unscrew and replace the fan, then remove the retaining bracket holding in the 4-pin. A dab of hot glue to keep the 4-pin in place and a zip tie to tie off the excess cable helps a lot.

A few dabs of Superglue are needed to hold the parts together permanently. Note that you may need to print two copies of some parts (horns, tusks etc.) Each of the humans (Noah and his family) consists of one part only. The mouse’s tail is a...

... and fill the back channels with 100% silicone kitchen & bathroom caulk, applying as needed to make a good seal. Let dry overnight. Right before you mount, dab a little bit of silicone in the screw holes. ...Mount and enjoy a higher water level!

I've also got an NBN HFC modem, (a DOCSIS cable modem), this is produced by Arris for NBN Australia, but their enclosure is used across many different product lines. The 3d print snaps onto the top and bottom of the modem, and with some screws, and a...

This kit will snap together but you will need a few dabs of glue to hold everything in place. Print two sets of pins. In total... 1 x air raft bottom 1 x air raft body 1 x air raft foil 2 x air raft pin front 2 x air raft pin rear ...

A dab or two of super glue secures the knob to the screw. The hubs are designed to spin on 608 bearings with 8mm x 60mm long bolts for attachment. You will need 4 each bearings, 2 each bolts with nylock nuts and 6 each 8mm washers. Tighten the nylock...

A dab or two of super glue secures the knob to the screw. The hubs are designed to spin on 608 bearings with 8mm x 60mm long bolts for attachment. You will need four each bearings, two each bolts with nylock nuts and six each 8mm washers. Tighten...

FYI the holes themselves are 3mm deep and 8.15mm in diameter to accept the magnets; a dab of glue is needed on each magnet so one side doesn't pull the other side out when you separate the pieces.Just make sure you TRIPLE CHECK the ORIENTATION of...

...I put a dab of super glue on it just to make sure it doesn't move. The #6 can be standard or self tapping and will go in by hand easily. Magnets are a press fit on the bottom with about .002" interference so not to bad to push in. Nut is same story.

The only thing not completely obvious that I did was add a small dab of epoxy onto the outer race of the linear bearing before setting it into the spherical bearing, as the fit there was slightly too loose for my taste. Needless to say, the...

Designed from scratch with thinner vanes and a 3" deep hole to fit a 5/16" wood dowel (Home Depot). Vane is about 3 3/4" long. I recommend increasing printing flow to 102% as I've experienced a bit of underextruding. I recommend attaching it with...

If you want them to be permanently attached, just a dab of super glue should do the trick. I have plenty of models available for tabletop wargaming; check below to see what's new. I put a lot of time into making these models, so if you're inclined,...

To attach the logo into the front shell, a light dab with a soldering iron or similar around the inside edge of the logo will weld/fuse the edges of the logo to the shell. It has been reliable for me. The label comes in several variants; either...

...    Different physical methods of joining the two parts were explored, including snaps and threads. However, features in the dark base would have shown through the clear top. A dab of clear glue is to be used to permanently join the two parts.

... make it larger it won't fit the holes. If you just don't want to trust the strength of a single wall from spiral mode, you can always print Pin2 solid and use a dab of glue to ensure it won't slip out of Pin1. ... Assemble on the original arm.

If you never want to take them out then put a drop of super glue in one of the dot openeing before sliding the insert in or just a tiny dab at the top before inserting it. Any questions just give a shout. Zip file included has all the files...

Watch me make this thing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fsO4miFWfo The diffusers snap into place (or require a bit of cyanoacrylate depending on your tolerances), magnet backers get a dab of cyanoacrylate and pop into the base, and the front...

A dab on each should be fine. For best results, I recommend the following settings: * Layer Height: 0.2 - 0.3mm * Wall Thickness: 0.4mm [assuming a standard 0.4mm nozzle size] * Bottom Layers: 99999 * Infill: [irrelevant with Bottom Layers...

Dab some glue in each hole to prevent the magnets from popping out during print (let the glue set). Also, I pull from the stack without flipping them so the poles are all facing the same direction. Note: you may want to shut off your heat bed as it...

... but they didn't read as well, so I settled on black. I used more of a dabbing motion with a fairly blunted tip. ...</p> But, a little isopropyl on a q tip quickly rubbed away the sharpie from any accidents.</div></p> </p></p></p> Category: Decor

Simply dip the sponge in paint and dab it all over the areas you want to paint. Step 8: Apply a protective finishing coat to safeguard the paint from damage. ... If you would like more information or a closer look, watch this video:...

Use a small dab of CA glue to adhere the trays to the rack for a permanent assembly. This rack is designed and tested to fit the Micro-Mesh sanding pads linked below: Micro MESH Soft Touch Sanding Pads - https://amzn.to/3vba6CETo aid in remixes from...

... and/or pins until they run smooth. Do not force them. White lithium lubrication is great but a dab of whatever will help. Straps should just slide into the grooved locations, cut them to length, if you like. ...I have one of each length for mine.

A dab on each should be fine. For best results, I recommend the following settings: * Layer Height: 0.2 - 0.3mm* Wall Thickness: 0.4mm [assuming a standard 0.4mm nozzle size]* Bottom Layers: 99999* Infill: [irrelevant with Bottom Layers set to...

just a dab of superglue sticks the nuts into place. If youre printing this on an FDM printer, you probably wont need the nuts for the case, but i used the Elegoo mars 2 pro and it worked out pretty dang well. I might add a wall mountable variant...

Each part is engineered to enable a press-fit installation of each magnet, but I added a tiny dab of superglue as an extra precaution to prevent any unexpected detachment. Original design: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1730984 Assembly: 6mm x...

Assembly: - glue the visor into the head (this never fit quite right -- but with dabs of glue on the edges of the visor, it will join fairly reliably, just allow it to cure/dry by placing it on its back). - optionally glue 4mmx2mm disc magnets into...

This uses a single 608 bearing.\r\n\r\n*Parts needed:*\r\n* 8 x plastic BBs (standard .177cal)\r\n* Tiny dab of superglue for each BB\r\n* 1 x 608 bearing (standard for skateboards)\r\n\r\n*Print list:*\r\n* 1 x left z support.stl\r\n* 1 x nut...

Use very little glue (I use a toothpick to dab a small dot on the end. Loctite 406 is recommended for this sort of work. Apply a little pressure for 10 secs then leave in the jig for 5 mins. To remove gently  pull the two jigs appart, one side will...

These parts can be fixed together permanently using a few dabs of super-glue applied during assembly. The overall size of the assembled model measures 19.6cm x 9.6cm x 12.5cm in height. PRINTING: Print all parts in the orientation shown. This...