flex froggy 3d models

I recently added back in the 4th block: eliminates the flex in the Y plate. The hot bed is mounted on 3 points: 2 corners and the center of the opposite side, and locked with locking thumb-wheels. The Z axis is managed/driven by independent Z...

In order to prevent dust and dirt particles as much as possible from coming into the slider channels of the S22 Pro the aim is to close off the beginning and the end of the sliders from particles, however you also don't want to introduce friction and...

Update 3 Added a reinforced motor mount I printed most parts at 35% infill this one I had printed at 50% still saw some flexing. added 4 reinforce points and printed at 90%. Update 2 The y end stop that I originally had is not needed I have...

... bar on the test kit. I print in mostly PETG but I know many people use PLA I added both gcodes. I think since PETG is more forgiving with flexing than PLA it'll be the better material to use. ...ABS or ASA are also pretty good choices.</p>

The uppers should still work due to a bit of flex.I highly recommend running an M3 tap through all the holes before screwing to help prevent tearing.Some issues I foresee with the design:1) Overall strength.2) Upper link mounts are the weak point.3)...

Take extra precautions to minimize warping (such as bed glue and higher bed temp).&nbsp;Flexible inserts: Print in Flex (TPU or similar), 100% infill, 0.20mm layer height, no supports. Print with flat surface of model on the print...

The shield will just break off if you flex it a few times and then the small piece of plastic can be cut off leaving the fingers to solder to. I used some hot glue to act as strain relief as well as insulate from wire to wire. Once it's all buttoned...

Their current values are work well for printing on my Ultimaker S5s, but you can change these to fit the design to your printer.The Parameters window in Fusion360Cover Sizes and ANGLED_PEGFor thinner covers, I found the material will flex out of the...

There are slits in the case at the top right and bottom right corners to allow some flex taking the case off. I recommend holding the device sideways, with the buttons facing up and pushing the controller out using the opening for the buttons whilst...

It helps the sleeve stay aligned during glue-up and keeps it from overly flexing and even breaking during the rough filing and sanding. It also makes a great handle during sanding and epoxy application. Once you have prints that fit the stock...

It was in one piece for just long enough to print out a decent Benchy before the little voices in my head whisperingscrew with it! got too loud to ignore. So I thought I'd document some of that here, in case anyone else might find it useful! Things I...

Turned out that blend flexed just enough that the extruder was forced up by the pressure at the tip of the nozzle.I do not recommend any Nylons, with or without CF, they are too flexible and prone to deformation when warmed with pressure applied. All...

I also am not using the stock extruder, i am using a Bondtech QR extruder that i mounted to the left side of the printer to avoid having the spool behind the printer.I have given credit to all of the designers that i remixed their parts but there are...

The front and back plates of the stepper are wider than the middle, so it may be required to flex the light assembly slightly to get it on. After that it should clip onto the stepper motor plate closest to the z-axis lead...

Corners top and bottom are also massively redesigned to be able to keep things aligned a lot tighter with less flex. Easy to open enclosure. I like to tinker with my printer, try new things, fix things. I need to be able to get in to change stuff...

The motion of the Slide moves the Hammer via small bosses in the Slide, keeping the Rotor free to turn. The Rotor is the square notch style from the bakewell remix, to which I added a flange on both sides to keep it centered in the Slide. Changed the...

The feet are probably best printed in TPU to give them a little bit more flex and to avoid damage surfaces touched. Felt pads can be attached on the flat foot if needed. Because the springs take a little bit more space, the size of the foot...

This is a little tricky as the tabs will sort of work against one another, but with a little creative flexing of the surrounding tiles, they'll fit in perfectly. No glue is required! If you decide to use a new pattern later, go for it! Disassemble it...

&nbsp;&nbsp;Of course the lid will also make a perfectly adequate base with a little CA glue to hold things together with a little more leeway in dimensional accuracy.Because of all the flex in the material, the easiest way to find the diameter is to...

Sidewall Shaft Holder - When attached to the box sidewall and used in conjunction with the Shaft End Caps, provides a very slim holder that prevents the box sidewall from flexing and dropping the shaft. Side Wall Index - Works ONLY with the same...

The included printable piece also does the job, but with a bit more flex factor. A cut piece of acrylic will also do. The box can be locked closed with a pretty wimpy luggage lock if you'd like to keep people from snooping around. The sliding latch...

The included printable piece also does the job, but with a bit more flex factor. A cut piece of acrylic will also do. The box can be locked closed with a pretty wimpy luggage lock, or [printed...

 Super easy to remove if you use 3 interface layers with 0.25mm Z distance.I printed in 3dFuel Pro PLA but I think this is a great use for PETG because the rigidity of PLA makes it a tad harder to assemble when you have to flex the “fins” to get the...

&nbsp;Of course a little drop of superglue will fix a little sloppiness, but it's very satisfying when it fits properly.Because of all the flex in the material, the easiest way to find the diameter is to carefully measure the circumference at the cut...

There are two points near the top of the slot that act as physical stops for the rail, but there is just enough flex in the base so that you can press the rail in. Be careful when doing so, and you should be fine. If it makes it easier, you may push...

I run direct-drive so I don't fully know the answer to this.Hardware Required5 x M3x8 bolts (button-heads are best)1 x M3 Nyloc Nut4 x M3 Nut (non-nyloc)USING A NORMAL NUT IN THE X AXIS CAPTIVE NUT HOLE CAN LEAD TO IT COMING UNDONE -- USE ONLY AN M3...

One that uses ball studs and another that uses SeeMeCNC nylon barbells, and should work with the machined aluminum barbells available from SeeMeCNC. The nylon barbells have a consistent ball-to-ball distance, but unfortunately, they flex quite a bit,...

For those two components I used regular PETG because a little flex was desirable. PLA was used for the prototypes and (after some spacing adjustments) worked well too. In fact - the final version of the components (CarbonX and regular PETG) were...

I found that the original would push the wheels out during flex. This new piece should keep it moving more straight up and down. I have also started using “Super Lub O-Ring lubricant” to add inside the struts and axle. This will help slow down...

it shoots about 30 feet, is pretty small and is made out of purely printed plastic and two rubber bands (One for the trigger and one for the magazine).It requires no fasteners, or glue, and just uses printed tabs to connect the clam shell case.It...