glen mckenna scotch 3d models

The yellow wire which is used for fan speed modulation isn't used and set aside.Using double sided tape (3M, Scotch etc) cut and attach foam to the sides of the case. You can cover the whole area of the side and rear covers but the most important...

...The battery is held in place with thin double sided scotch tape. The IR board is held in place with foam double sided tape. The switch is held to the battery carrier board with hot glue. If your building the wired version you don't need any of that.

...The battery is held in place with thin double sided scotch tape. The IR board is held in place with foam double sided tape. The switch is held to the battery carrier board with hot glue. If your building the wired version you don't need any of that.

You can do finer adjustments to the tolerance by putting some scotch tape or masking tape on the inside of the shell wall. Print the shells with the flat bottom on the build plate at 0.3mm layer height. You might want to add a 2 or 3 mm brim to...

You can do finer adjustments to the tolerance by putting some scotch tape or masking tape on the inside of the shell wall. Print the shells with the flat bottom on the build plate at 0.3mm layer height. You might want to add a 2 or 3 mm brim to...

##Assemblage de la mâchoire (voir la vidéo d'assemblage)- Présentez les deux mâchoires face à face et faites prendre les vis de 5 mm.- Passez la HotEnd dans le trou de l’effecteur- Écartez les mâchoires et passez la HotEnd dans le trou des...

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....

Make sure you use the leg hole sketch to size the panel and add a border so you have a reference for the rigid joint.I used 3d Solutech transparent and black PLA filamentsI used these knivesI used Scotch Shipping Packaging Tape (48mm wide, heavy...

It is highly advisable to use a pair of wide washers under the heads, if only to spread the screws' force across as much plastic as possible (washers meant for #6-32 or M4 screws may be useful for this). It is also a very good idea to put some kind...