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As a little tip for gluing the diffuser parts, I can give the following: take a piece of plastic or packaging waste and a toothpick, drizzle a bit of the superglue on the plastic, soak the toothpick in the "puddle" and hold the toothpick to the...
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Make sure that the screw tip / screw head is not proud of the corner piece on either top or bottom.1b. Magnets for bottom hinges and Bottom Corners are inserted vertically. Be sure to install your magnets oriented the right way, so they are...
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# Monitor Usage Tips - The sensor is sensitive to wind; it works best to place it slightly inside the cases or place a small piece of paper between the sensor and the opening. - Do not seal the container entirely; the sensor will not have access...
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Below are several tips about LEDs: Reusing leftover LEDs is great: If you have leftovers from some prior install of an LED strip of the kind that accepted color change commands from a controller with remote, and you just have some strip left with no...
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Position the probe so that its tip is about 2 mm above the tip of the hotend nozzle. If you're using a BLTouch, you don't need that cap, but you may need one of the two shims, depending on whether you have a J-head MKV-10 or 11 (RPW Ultra doesn't...
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Enjoy!Just a few tips on settings. The Dragon hotend does not need as much retraction as stock Qidi. I find around 0.8-1.0 mm is good with a retraction speed of 25 mm/s, depending on filament. If you get blobs on layer changes, disable "travel prime"...
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The eye join doesn't technically need much for support at 0.1 layers, but fiddling with tower/tree settings to get some bonus material around it will make it more likely to print successfully without getting knocked over or warping a lot....
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Victor's design has several sizes of printable tips that are the equivalent of the ceramic nozzle in the HF gun, and I don't think they'll last very long with dry media. What I did was create an adapter that will hold the ceramic nozzle in the...
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This house is at the tip-top peak of Truckenmiller Hill (formerly Portuguese Hill) which has got to be one of the biggest, relatively undeveloped chunks of land right smack in the middle of the city of Sonora. It's remained undeveloped probably...
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Make sure the tip of the screw engages the Allen socket in the screw in the end of the spring.You'll use this screw to set the spring tension when you're ready to start using the extruder.Press an M3 nut into the trap in the bottom of the small...
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This ensures that the joysticks will be correctly oriented afterwards. Then simply select the joystick or tool you like from the following list and connect it to start playing! List of available tools (updated on 01/01/2022):Single...
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The filling material will otherwise stick to the walls of the glass and it also might clog.Pro-tip for smoothing chemicals (absolutely optional)You can mix a bit of antistatic spray with IPA to make an even better chemical for smoothing: So the...
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Share about two drops between all of the roller bearings, just touch the inside of each bearing with an oily tip and add another drop to the gear teeth; that one drop will quickly spread around the entire gear train. ...
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Connect with other amateur astronomers, get advice, do observing challenges and more!Message #resources How can I support this?Tips are always appreciated, as is support on Printables. I'm also (barely) on <a...
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:) Slack Lack Tips If you're doing just the base Slack Lack, 1kg material should be fine (I used ~910g not counting failed prints); consider buying a second if you're doing more. In the US, finding the appropriate magnets was terrible; finally I...
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I used a cotton facial pad and some Kapton tape for mine and it's doing fine. 6x M3x12 bolts for the barbells 6x 10mm x 1mm washers for the barbells 8x M3 nuts (2 for the hot end lock, 6 for the barbells) 2x M3x16 bolts for the hot end lock (you...
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As it is now, with a ½" screw, the tip of the screw is just starting to engage the hole for the screw shaft when the head of the screw is starting to disappear into the larger hexagon hole. With a properly cleaned-up print, I didn't really have any...
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Just a few tips on settings. The Dragon hotend does not need as much retraction as stock Qidi. I find around 0.8-1.0 mm is good with a retraction speed of 25 mm/s, depending on filament. If you get blobs on layer changes, disable "travel prime" in...
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* This took quite a few hours to design and test, so if you feel like it, please leave me a tip so I’ll be motivated to design and post more things. * Disclaimer: I am not responsible for any injury or broken items. Build and use this rack at your...
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This is a little Diesel Generator model I tipped up this morning to act as cargo (terrain) on my SCI FY layout. There is a new more detailed version (see photos), but both models are still available. The new model has no stringing (fixed) and a...
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Just a few tips on settings. The Dragon hotend does not need as much retraction as stock Qidi. I find around 0.8-1.0 mm is good with a retraction speed of 25 mm/s, depending on filament. If you get blobs on layer changes, disable "travel prime" in...
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Enjoy!Just a few tips on settings. The Dragon hotend does not need as much retraction as stock Qidi. I find around 0.8-1.0 mm is good with a retraction speed of 25 mm/s, depending on filament. If you get blobs on layer changes, disable "travel prime"...
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Please be careful.After breaking the hinges and removing the tape, you are done! TipsMake sure there are no wrinkles in the tape.If you are printing a large version with really sticky tape, you can use sticky-side up tape underneath the...
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Just a few tips on settings. The Dragon hotend does not need as much retraction as stock Qidi. I find around 0.8-1.0 mm is good with a retraction speed of 25 mm/s, depending on filament. If you get blobs on layer changes, disable "travel prime" in...
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There are a lot of great people who have documented their process. What I can give you right now are a few tips and a word of caution:You may want to add some flair with LEDs or other electronic gimmicks. That's fine. But do not mount the...
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have a look at the included photos[ ] Tips: Because the wires for the heat plate are very short use an unused female socket extension cable to add some extra length. Use this to pull the wires through the access port opening in the control board...
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Just a few tips on settings. The Dragon hotend does not need as much retraction as stock Qidi. I find around 0.8-1.0 mm is good with a retraction speed of 25 mm/s, depending on filament. If you get blobs on layer changes, disable "travel prime" in...
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For example 10mm part diameters: 9.84mm, 9.50mm, 9.94mmTo drill holes in perspex, you can buy specialised drill bits for plastic.#1: 4 6 8 10 12mm#2: 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19mm#3: 5 7 10 12 14 16 18 20 22mm#4: 3 4 5 5.5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13mm#5: 8 11 14...
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Tip: A small sponge roller with some thick primer once you are happy with the shape is a good way to replicate the texture of the computer's plastics. ii) Just send it off for commercial printing! -Many of the problems become someone else's but...
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This can be applied with a thin, fine brush, or a sharp, pointed awl, or even the tip of an Exacto blade to simulate rust streaks where water would naturally run and pool over the model, such as screw slots, rims, joints and junctions, etc.Once you...