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A final observation; "ain't modern modelling software / 3D printing amazing?". The real-time rendered images of the model from Rhino3D are very closely matched by the reality delivered through the 3D printer. And parts that should fit together "just...

(You still may need to adjust the later for proper fit with the Main_Gear.) Final Assembly and Adjustment Place a quarter int he Coin slide and push it all the way forward to retract the Gear Stop. Insert the Coin Slide Assembly into the Base and...

Once that was ascertained, I turned the speed control all the way down, held the gas, and slowly increased the voltage until the wheels were spinning at about the same speed as the original battery (with maybe just a hair more)Once the over-charge...

However I'd recommend at least three perimeters for larger parts. PLA works well. You need to print things with a "_V2" at the end: 2x endBase & endStepperMount 8x bearingWashers 4x cableMgr ...and 1x of everything else with a at the end...

It should fit nicely:Step 8: Finally use the already attached screws from step 6 to attach the “top ring upper”:Finisher step 9: Congratulations - you are done:Now find a nice place in your garden and mount tuck gauge onto a 12mm rod - I prefer using...

Having upgraded the extruder path to 3mm ID, the MMU2 finally works without interventions. Should be included in the kit! The first “wall / lifter”- combo with soluble support looks and works great with absolutely minimal rework.&nbsp;</p><p>The next...

8) Finally, connect 5V power to the 2.1mm jack and, after a few seconds, you should see some measurements being displayed. Case With testing complete, it's time to decide which case to print. Remember, you should choose: the 'standard' version if...

To add a new printer (in CURA) go to Settings-->Printer-->Add Printer and follow the instructions and then modify the End G Code as above and finally name the printer something like Auto Power Off. WARNING: When you turn off the Auto Power Off...

Only thread the nuts until one or two threads show.Rear assembly:Insert an M5 nut into the focusing knob.Slip the 0.6 X 7 X 30mm compression spring over the M5 bolt on the objective slide.Lower the rear cover onto the primary mirror assembly with the...

(On completion of final checks this note will be deleted!)28 April - Added BOTTOM-BRACE_125  to the Printed parts schedule.DIMENSIONSTop - 280 x 370mmFrame - 340 x 260 x 400mm  high (13.5 x 10.5 x 19 inches)TOOLS REQUIRED3D PrinterSaw (if required to...

If you are wanting to be able to disassemble the model, you might want to partially test fit the body halves before final assembly. ...If they are very tight and difficult to pull apart when only partially fitted together, you might want to sand the...

If another dimension is needed, bigger or smaller, the model can be scaled on one axis.&nbsp;I use it for a MacBook Pro 16'' 2019 that is 16.2mm and added two 1mm adhesive foam sheets, one for each side, that added to approximately 18.2mm so it has...

This is a remix utilizing multiple sources including: Richard Cornford who had created a 1/96 scale Dyna-Soar with the Titan Adapter https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3174974 Scott Mills who had recreated the parts to build the Estes Titan II...

Enclosure for BigTreeTech TFT35-E3 dual-mode screen, for replacing the standard display on the Ender 5 Plus.Requires a total of nine M3 bolts, 8 mm minimum length&nbsp;M3 × 8 mm (or longer - up to 12 mm) ×7 – four for holding the TFT35-E3 board...

Do not tights yet, allow the TENSIONER to freely move between the side ribs.FINAL ASSEMBLING: We are almost doneInsert SLIDE X AXIS from the right into the SLIDE Y AXIS and install both PULLEYS on the right to complete the assembling. Tensioning the...

 I've also updated the gears print file.10/22/22 update: car body is available ! https://www.printables.com/model/298041-dodge-ram-rc-car-body-remix-----------------Well this was a long one and I'm happy to release it, finally !Please note that in...

A VERY LONG DAY, with lots of looking at ‘Youtubers’ who had the skills I needed, sometimes repeatedly watching the same video!Hope you Enjoy the final product.&nbsp;I have previously used a 3D printed hexagonal rod, which you can vary the length...

It's a little tight.  Step 15Whatever you decided, you can finally screw the fan onto the base plate and you're done. Congrats! Step 16Now print the second fan housing for the left fan, in case you want to. I do not explain how to assemble it, since...

* I'm in the final stages of testing a new printable X-Axis endstop mount so there is no need to cut the original one. This should be up in the next 24 hrs. 18 Sep 2020: Update * BOM and Print Settings PDFs added. * Renamed all files to match...

&nbsp;Use the two printed base screws to attach the pivot to the base.&nbsp;Finally, you should be able to attach the frame handle to the base.Sweep BackdropThe sweep backdrop (inspired by countless others posted online) consists of a right frame...

Finally added Nikon F-mount flanges on the front as well. ##### Update 6: Added Version 14 without logo. ##### Update 7: Added my .skp file from SketchUp just in case anyone wants to import it and make any changes. ##### Update 8: ...

Note that the switch has clips that press into place but it's easier to not fully insert it until after the light bar has been attached to the frame.*I opted to use more crimp connectors for the attachment cable in my final build but you're on your...

Better to use a soft flexible filament to print the tires because the high initial power combined with the weight of the model could cause the tires to slip on very smooth surfaces. For those wondering what is the reason for the strange design of the...

Note that I intentionally left the design so you could use whatever controller you want, and uploaded STEP files for modifications to the case to suitLED Wiringsince its not always clear - for this firmware wire the negative side of the LEDs to the...

I cut the insulator from a piece of 1/4" x 1" wood which I hold up to the cutter then trace around the cutter body so I can cut it to final shape on a bandsaw (or just sand it down to match.) The guide hole should be drilled to a size that allows...

Please learn from my hubris.)3 perimeters‘Ensure vertical shell thickness’ turned on (Prusa slicer)Bridge settings enabledEverything should load in the orientation it’s meant to be printed inYou're probably going to want to use Prusa slicer for this...

&nbsp;Finally glue the sight tube greeblies into place. &nbsp;They have pegs that locate into holes in the tubes to get the alignment correct.</p><p>Take the Clip magazine and glue the other magnet in place. &nbsp;Make sure its the correct way round...

Instead of the original case_a.stl print the modified one, print the spacer if needed.Cut off the original fan connector, leaving enough wire lengthRoute the fan wires so that they come out at the front (intake) side of the fanSolder...

Finally connect the output from the amplifier (L+ and L- OR R+ and R-) to the + and - on the speaker. Sounds complicated but is actually pretty straightforward when you look at the wiring diagram. Try all this before mounting in the enclosure (this...

This should be the final check of everything you have done so far, really take your time and go over everything. - Multimeter Step 19: Screw in your case cooler fan to the top part of the case. Connect the fan to one of the free terminals and...