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These axle housings are dirt cheap if you have a 3D printer. They probably don't make any sense if you don't because you can just buy a set of cheap axles. All you need to make these work really well is a set of cheap drive shafts and some screws....

... <p>0.2mm</p> <p><strong>Infill:</strong></p> <p>30%</p> <p><strong>Notes:</strong></p> <p>Printed on my Monoprice Maker Select V2 in PLA. 1.2mm shell, 30% infill, 0.2mm layer height. Category: 3D Printer Accessories

It's mag-fed and full-auto, with 95% drop-in 3D printed parts. Most of it can just be printed and dropped into the existing mounting points, but there are some (non nerf standard) screws, a pen spring, and Bondo. Had it out at a Nerf war recently,...

... on it to make it nice and square.</p> <p>Soo, hope you also can enjoy a play free bed... (umm, that sounded a tad bit boring though ;)</p> <p>Now I'm onto the rest of the linear bearings... and the ACME nut... Arrgh! Category: 3D Printer Parts

... is situated underneath the servo!</p> <p>Before you connect the Servo to your controller make sure that it provides enough power for the servo - or you can damage your controller! Better: Use an external powersource. Category: 3D Printer Parts

I discovered that adding a true rubberized tire with 3D printing is difficult to reproduce quickly, but while chatting with a friend about this, I had an idea (thanks Mark!). Hot Glue! Hot glue, when cooled, is extremely rubberized, its general...

1.) 3D print all of the pieces, Cut the mirror pieces to size (CAREFUL!!!), and laser cut all of the lenses. You could probably also cut the acrylic out with a bandsaw, but laser is easier. 2.) Glue the 1" lens into the slot of the...

It contains various parameters and settings for the cutting process, including: * A long sequence of zeros and twos, possibly indicating material thickness or cut paths * Settings for the cutting machine: * Wrap angle: 360 degrees (this is not...

It adds another level of possibilities to what you can make and do with your 3D printer. Tell me about it. I saw Arpruss's cool springy pen holder and wanted one for myself. I originally remixed it to add the little mounting ears for the MPSM fan...

... i3</p> <p><strong>Resolution:</strong></p> <p>0.3mm</p> <p><strong>Infill:</strong></p> <p>30%</p> <p><strong>Notes:</strong></p> <p>Printed in PLA. No supports required. Total print time aprox. 4.5h at 70mm/s Category: 3D Printer Accessories

You can also just lop off the end of the 1.0a revision if you already printed it, as that is the only change. I'm not sure i'm 100% happy with the side ducts yet, they may change slightly depending on how they perform. Update 2: Step files uploaded...

UPDATE: loaded revised versions for better scale UPDATE: Replaced the 1:12 version with a beefed up one so it has thicker trigger guard and thickened stock. Hi, still a noob 3D modeler here, this is my first blaster! The DC15 "experimental" (or...

... on support for rear inlet makes it cleaner, but deburring tool on overhang works fine too. Naturally for orientation, place w/ the designer's tears falling downwards and 45 degree angles doing battle with gravity.Category: 3D Printer Accessories

It's designed with a fully 3D-printed frame and rotor, no screws needed. It runs on either battery or DC power adapter, so you can take it anywhere! This tool is very useful for spinning down PCR mixes in tubes, as well as other applications that...

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5636189 FILAMENT - Definitely my favorite filament for the docks is this incredibly easy to print Carbon Fiber PLA , which adds that little extra strength and gives this beautiful soft touch and semi-gloss shine, -...

240 mm or so of BT-50 body tube (for the motor pod) A 15" Chute A 9" Chute Kevlar Line Elastic for a shock cord A 3d Printer, of course and filament to print the parts Paint to preference Decal inkjet paper if you choose to print the decals from the...

... </strong></p> </p><div><p>May need to rotate pieces in slicer to enable the fastest print times. Add support where necessary, but shouldn't be necessary as long as parts are oriented properly on the build surface. Category: 3D Printing

This is my first finished 100% original 3D print on my own printer. This is my first shared creation online, and first Thing on Thingiverse. What is it? A Marking Gauge ------------------------ Marking Gauges are used in woodworking for scribing a...

Bill of Materials -------------------- Required: 3D printer and filament (inb4 someone points it out in the comments) 120mm 3 or 4 pin fan 3/4pin fan to USB (for providing power) 4 screws M4/case fan tap screws for mounting fan Optional: 120mm case...

See if you can improve the clip design with the included clip fusion file (the included one is for Clip not ClipV2, which has added a .1 mm to the width and height which is 2.8 and 5.8 in v2).Print SettingsPrinter Brand:PrusaPrinter:i3...

The windows for the cockpit are quite small, and I would recommend printing them at as high a resolution as possible, just so the layer lines aren't too obvious, as they are right on the front of the plane here. Post-Printing Assembly All smaller...

... or door assemblies, take everything apart and add a drop of super glue to the inside.<br>&nbsp;</li></ol></li><li>Done. &nbsp;Now you can take apart and reassemble the tricorder as you wish to install the electronics and other 3d printed parts :)

I used 5 (optional) Electronics_Box and Electronics_Box_Cover - Self explanatory :-) - x1 End_Stop_Rail_Nut - x4 - one for each end stop (2 for X and 2 for Y Axis) Handle_Knob - x2 - one for each Motor Handle X_Motor_Hande - x1 Y_Motor_Hande - x1...

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Because the recommended nose radius is between 1 and 2 typical nozzle diameters (1/64" is almost exactly 0.4mm), there would be no substantial practical benefit from adding those to the model for 3d-printing 1:1 size examples. Please leave a comment...

Now I need a case, and there are none to be found for 3D printing. Well, here is my attempt. I am working on getting things lined up, and will appreciate feedback.</p> <p>I uploaded both the STL file and the OpenScad design files. Please review and...

... This all fits together super tight, too tight in fact, I bent two of my 4 out of shape getting them in, so i have included an "easier" flat and fin that fit looser, ofc, looser means looser, perhaps too loose :) Category: 3D Printer Accessories

... not every detail of the part. I found that all of the parts that I designed to be 3D printable turned out quite functional, but they look very different from the injection molded or mass-produced parts that they replaced. Category: Kitchen & Dining

Toolless accessory mount --- This mount allows you to attach custom addons to your 3D printer with toolless operation for adding additional functionality to your machine, be it vinyl cutting, pen plotting and more. The air duct acts as an...

It doubles back at the far end to run parallel to itself on the other side of the bar. The switch clips have the small end inserted into the frame groove, and stay in place when rotated 90 degrees so they are upright as shown in the photos. Print...