erik bloodaxe 3d models

This face shield model, designed by Erik Cederberg of 3D Verkstan, has been given the green light for clinical use by the National Institute of Health's COVID-19 Supply Chain Response. I'm thrilled to see this, as when I first searched here for a...

This remix of the faceshield is designed by Erik Cederberg at 3DVERKSTAN, and has been remixed in a collaboration with local Council Elder Care department professionals. They specifically requested a change to the "drip tray" size and I widened the...

The concepts in these electronics originate from RAMPS predecessors, mainly Adrian Bowyer's work, with the initial version based on jjshortcut's work and improvements by Siert Wijnia and Erik de Bruijn of Ultimaker. For instructions on how to...

This small component can be printed alongside the 3DVerkstan Face Shield designed by Erik Cederburg. https://www.youmagine.com/designs/protective-visor-by-3dverkstan/ It adds just 5 minutes and 3 grams of material to the print. The process works by...

Design inspired by 3DVerkstan Face Shield, created by Erik Cederberg https://3dverkstan.se/protective-visor/ https://www.youmagine.com/designs/protective-visor-by-3dverkstan Remixed by Supercell Key design improvements: - Pins for printing are easier...

... 2.0. To preserve intricate details, I opted for a two-part design, which allowed me to keep most of the tail and nose features intact. With some sanding and careful gluing, the joint becomes nearly invisible once painted. Best regards, Erik

... on an Ender3, as shown in the image taken from PrusaSlicer 2.0. To preserve the tail and nose details, I opted for the two-part version; after sanding the glued joint is barely visible and nearly undetectable once painted. Best regards, Erik

... Printed with an Ender3 as shown in the image taken from PrusaSlicer 2.0. I opted for the version divided into two parts by length; use sandpaper, and in the end, the glued joint is not so visible, and once painted almost invisible. Ciao Erik

... for printing; print tests at 1:285 scale have been successful using a 0.2mm nozzle (and also sliceable with a 0.4mm nozzle and 1:300 scale) and 0.12 mm layers. Printed with an Ender3, as shown in the image taken from PrusaSlicer 2.0. Hello Erik

... Printed on an Ender3, as shown in the image taken from PrusaSlicer 2.0. I chose the two-part version to preserve most of the tail and nose details. With some sandpaper work, the glued joint becomes almost invisible once painted. Regards, Erik

Erik Plischke, a German mechanical engineer with a passion for innovation, is the mastermind behind this project. All tips and donations will be directed towards him as a token of appreciation. Show your support by visiting...

... exclusively for private and personal use; redistribution of these files, as they are or modified, is not permitted. For further details read the "Copyright" section in the FAQ section of Cults site by clicking on the (C) symbol below. Ciao Erik

... exclusively for private and personal use; redistribution of these files, as they are or modified, is not permitted. For further details read the "Copyright" section in the FAQ section of Cults site by clicking on the (C) symbol below. Ciao Erik

... exclusively for private and personal use; redistribution of these files, as they are or modified, is not permitted. For further details read the "Copyright" section in the FAQ section of Cults site by clicking on the (C) symbol below. Ciao Erik

Names in pack are: Hugo, Mateo, Martin, Lucas, Leo, Daniel, Alejandro, Manuel, Pablo, Alvaro, Adrian, Enzo, Mario, Diego, David, Oliver, Marcos, Thiago, Marco, Alex, Javier, Izan, Bruno, Miguel, Antonio, Gonzalo, Liam, Gael, Marc, Carlos, Juan,...

... an M4X45 bolt and M4 nut. Credit goes to Cathal Garvey for suggesting the use of a bolt to hold the insulator in place, while Erik de Bruijn's teardrop openscad code is also included. ...Note that this design hasn't been tested on a plastruder yet.

... the spherical mobile component into the fixed one, but make sure the rounded part is clean before insertion to ensure smooth rotation. I printed all components as shown in the image using a brim build plate and without supports. Best regards, Erik

This Thing is a significantly upgraded version of Erik Cederberg's original Design. The source file can be found at https://www.youmagine.com/designs/protective-visor-by-3dverkstan. Key modifications include enlarged pressure points and areas in...

... Kilgore, Christopher & Gonthier, Erik. (2014). Premières découvertes sur les techniques de fabrication de cordages à partir de rouets (Bâtons-percés). Évidences sur le mobilier et l’art pariétal du Paléolithique supérieur (Magdalénien). 118. ...

  3DVerkstan page for visor downloads and instructions (Many thanks to Erik Cederberg!): https://3dverkstan.se/protective-visor  This is designed to secure several films at a time with paper clips and uses a single hole punch for the holes. You can...

AVEM FERRO group members include: Daan Kaasjager Jordi Liu Leander van Noort Peter Zwarts Emiel Noorlander Sidney Vorst Casper van Veen Erik ten Oever To learn more about the renderings and FSX, visit these links:...

It requires the following fuse holder posted by sk8rjess and originally created by Erik Cederberg (https://www.youmagine.com/meduza) and made available under the Creative Commons Share Alike License: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1787609...

FAQ: http://www.thingiverse.com/shivinteger/about [>>>] Generating Attributions log: [0] Creator Title : Vertex Standing Frame with Anti-Vibe Feet (Mini-Mendel) [0] Creator URL : http://www.thingiverse.com/creator:Erik [0] Creator License : GNU - GPL...

I love what Prusa and his company have done and put forth - BUT - I also very much love what Erik Cederberg and the 3DVerkstan have done too. I like parts from both models - maybe I could squish them together?</p> <p>So, I did.</p> <p>I used the...

More details on the Bowden extruder system: http://reprap.org/wiki/Erik%27s_Bowden_Extruder I just made a serendipitous discovery: I printed a very narrowly fitting freely rotating coupling and it had such a good grip on the PTFE that I printed...

The legend of Erik, a master craftsman of scales unfolds in the village of Rjukan, Norway, nestled among towering pines that stretch towards the sky like giant pillars. Here, a renowned manufacturer of ladders named Eirik dwelled, his heart swelling...

Its esteemed leader is First Appellate Nils Erik Lie, overseeing this crucial institution with a keen sense of justice. This notable court also operates within three separate departments, comprising a judicial section, Appeals Department, and...

... We can easily identify the copies since I took many liberties with my designs compared to the official pieces, so we'll know who copied whom.\r\n\r\nIf I ever open my own Etsy store, you'll know who created the originals ;)\r\n\r\n--Erik

I also tried the crab claw fan duct by AK Erik and it didn't work well with a standard 40x10 fan. I believe this approach is better than the brute force method of using large or multiple fans blowing all over the place, which cool off everything -...

... nuts Printed parts Various M3 screws and 3 M3 nuts (I'll determine the size once I get into the install) Enjoy! For more information on the Bowden extruder using hex nuts, check out the reprap wiki here: http://reprap.org/wiki/Erik's_Bowden_Extruder