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The bolt locations are tailored for my custom-built "Frankenstein" RC vehicle, but anyone can utilize this design if it suits their needs. Please be aware that this is a version one prototype, and I have not thoroughly tested the design. As I intend...

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... Due to limited CAD abilities, this design is somewhat of a Frankenstein's monster, pieced together from various designs. It is hoped that it can be improved in the future! An open shroud can be found here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2037173.

Naaah.First VIDEO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21FlNVYqdnMUPDATE 06/25: The "frankensteined" moved to http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:373303UPDATE 06/24: The "frankensteined" part from episode 3x13 (not printed yet)UPDATE 06/18: Part 6 was...

After taking apart the crappy microscope, I noticed that it would be possible to Frankenstein the two together and create the exact thing that is being sold, a fixed focal distance microscope that gives you plenty of room to get soldering tools...

The V3 cab modified to fit the V2 frame.\nIf you've already printed the V2 cab, keep the top and battery holders.\nTo use the V2 baseplate with the V3 gearbox, cut a few pieces to make it fit.\nHardware needed:\n2-4x M3x16-25 for mounting baseplate...

I don't claim ownership of any of the designs I used to create this Frankenstein of a dock. I found it useful, and I think someone might find it useful too.</p><p>Edit: 2022/06/27 - Included the custom battery holder I am using. ...This holder was...

He's the last of the Halloween Hullabaloo bunch that requires supports except for very basic ones going forward. Happy Halloween and have fun printing! Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes...

... tubing, and 2x M3 screws for the switch. You can check out more of my projects at YouTube, Instagram, 3D Hubs, or Patreon. Here are the print settings I used: printer - The Frankenstein, rafts - no, supports - no, resolution - 0.2mm, infill - 35%.

This is a Frankenstein mash-up of an LED mount and a tool box/holder I came across to fit on the Z-Axis of the Prusa Mini. I added guides on the tool holder for the USB wire and a hole on the side of the holder to fit a finger should something fall...

This is an organizer for the boardgame Abomination: The Heir of Frankenstein. It supports sleeved cards and vertical storage.<br/> It helps with setup and teardown and most boxes can be used right on the table.</p> <p>Print the following:<br/> ...

I want to give a huge thanks to the original creator, because their design was straightforward enough that even my beginner self was able to frankenstein it in TinkerCAD. I modified a bracket to work with a strange x axis carriage mount I made, and...

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So I simply scaled up some STL files, shaved off some parts, cloned others, Frankensteined it, basically. Would really like to know how to scale in FreeCAD, so that's a future effort. This box was purpose-built with a specific need in mind: To...

I used a combo of Meshmixer and Fusion 360 to play Dr Frankenstein, combinding the head, body and legs of drrickets' version and the arms of homerender's version.The connection points on the head and neck are sized for one of the original Ender 3 v2...

An OpenSCAD version of the classic Frankenstein Switch is designed for a UK-style rocker switch. This cover gives the appearance of an old "blade switch" often seen with sparks flying from it in horror movies. Most switches found online are for...

Remixed pieces of a few different models into this Frankenstein contraption. Also sourced some thicker blades than the originals that are with the lightsaber itself. edit: added Model 2 version, just a slimmer version to use less material and...

It's like frankenstein. EDIT 2015-07-27 Fixed a small artifact on "Left_Arm.STL". Thanks mathgrrl, for the observation! ... Read more about how I made it...

... due to using bearings with a 7.5mm diameter), and of course, you'll need to sand some parts (the shells). And I almost forgot – it uses scalpel knives, which can be tweaked by adjusting the blade offset through the Frankenstein construction.

I take no credit for any of the ideas because it is a Frankenstein of 5 ideas put together. When I did a search to find them again, I could not find some of them because I had forgotten their title. Sorry. They did not pop up under ScanNCut or pen...

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... Patreon: http://patreon.com/Mrcrankyface. Print Settings Printer: The Frankenstein Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 30% Notes: Some of these parts will require support like the outer part of the axle housings and similar.

I tried printing the phone clamp so many thingis here seems to want to utilize, only to find that the pieces never want to seem to fit together correctly, so I frankenstein'd my own and its a much better solution. Used this Phone Clamp as a Remix:...

It's been an incredible learning journey working on this project, and I'm confident that I'll return to it in the future with more modular components :)\nYou can check out the assembly video for this over at my YouTube channel:...

You can find other V2-compatible parts by visiting the following links: Frame: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1503418 Cab: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1533678 Rear axle: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1470452 Front axle:...

After taking apart the cheap microscope, I noticed that it would be possible to Frankenstein the two together and create the exact thing being sold - a fixed focal distance microscope with plenty of room to get soldering tools under, and has a full...

Miniature included: Pete Adventure STL files Henry Trumpet STL files Virna Donkey STL files Joe Williams STL files Yellie Miller STL files Priest Stallone STL files Nicolas Gray STL files Doctor Watggy STL files Sherlyn Queen STL files Nosferatu STL...

This setup is actually a Frankenstein's monster mash-up in Tinkercad, combining elements from Holspeed and elmerohueso. I designed the thumb screw and nut in Fusion 360 to fit snugly inside the bearing, adding inner rings to contact the bearing race...

Miniature included: Pete Adventure STL files Henry Trumpet STL files Virna Donkey STL files Joe Williams STL files Yellie Miller STL files Priest Stallone STL files Nicolas Gray STL files Doctor Watggy STL files Sherlyn Queen STL files Nosferatu STL...

Post-Printing A bit of sanding/cleanup with a nail file The design might need some clean-up with a nail file to fit perfectly (especially for the 2 'frankenstein' bolts or the hole). But it only takes a few minutes and it worked fine. How I...