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...I just need to print some more trays, and wait for the 1/4 inch threaded rod and nylon lock nuts to arrive so I can finish it up. I am going to cut the rods to length, and peen or use Locktite on the the nuts on the bottom so they are truely locked.

...You can also adapt the design to catch bigger flies by increasing the opening in the funnel as well as the number of openings. Once printed just screw the lid onto the empty jam jar and you are good to go. There are tons of recipes available online.

... and it feels more than sturdy enough. I did use a pretty high infill percentage (80%), but that is my go-to for any parts with any weight on them. I normally print such parts in PETG, but I was running low so I went with the PLA+ instead. ...

M502 a few times (or load defaults from config menu, do it a few times.) M500 to save the defaults (or save from config menu, do it a few times.) reboot G28 to confirm homing works G33 to begin z-auto probe, once you're sure it's not walking off the...

Discover the Pikatchu part, model ID 4901, on B2B Part Community's PartCloud platform by going to http://b2b.partcommunity.com/community/partcloud/index#!part?name=Pikatchu&model_id=4901. Check out the Pikatchu part with model ID 4901 on B2B...

The pen adapters simply screw in (the thread should be ready-to-go straight off the printer). ## Tool auto-detection The Cameo 4 uses an automatic tool detection system which is based on the size of a rectangle of aluminium on the back of the...

You may need multiple of the same mod plate, go ahead and print these now. I printed the mod-plates at 0.2 layer height; you can turn on ironing if you find your keys don't swivel smoothly. From here assembly is straight forward. Insert your screws...

These 4 brass pieces should now be going through the Raspberry Pi's mount points into the case. * Add thermal paste or the thermal pad to the processor and attach the CPU cooler with the included screws. * Screw in the HDMI Holder. * Screw in...

These go with the 2 hex nuts and secure the extruder on the adapter. * 4 M3x30 socket cap head screws (M3x20 for slim version). Longer than the original ones used to secure the hotend, and used for the same purpose : lock the adapter and the hotend...

A bit longer than the spring has room for: To have a little tension at rest for the Spring Bracket to come back in place. Then finish to cover and tighten the screwsMechanism left Part Full or Split partsEnd plate handle leftGuide...

* You can add padding around the screen to make the keyguard stronger without affecting the grid and bars to account for cases that go right up to the edge of the screen. **UPDATE 27 Apr 2018 (version 4)** * I've added a new version of the OpenSCAD...

You should wind up with a base plate, a handle, a spring, and some 3mm bolts made to go into the stepper. You won't need the gear and the bearing that come with the MK8. Instead, use the MR104ZZ bearing. It will fit fine. Here are some typical...

You should be able to see something like this when looking at the plate from underneathYou can go ahead and print this in a filament color you like at a first layer height of 0.2mm. Make sure that you don't turn off the heat-bed at the end of...

Finally I’m going to share my Delta with everyone. Good day to all. It all started when I decided to build a project from the Internet called NEUTRON. I assembled the printer, but it didn't work properly - the carriage was stuck on one axis and the...

A block to go under a BuckleBoard. The block has a hollow area under the tile being punched out. Makes the process easier.</p> <p>The BuckleTile Family:</p> <p><strong>Standard:</strong></p> <p>Use this tile on flat surfaces. This is the tile you'll...

I found, though, that I needed the air to go more horizontally to directly below the nozzle as the extruded filament wasn't always cooled quickly enough (I use a volcano set). So I made a version (version 2) duct with openings that are more...

The way the manufactures instructs you build this, is made for the wheels to be positioned Horizontally, Left to Right, But you are going to need to take apart and change the belt to Vertical, Up to Down. You will need a 6-10mm M3 screw for the...

 Once you locate these two pieces you can insert the Base into the glove until it will not go in any further and/or you hear a click signifying the clips sliding into place and mating the two pieces.Scissor Mechanism AssemblyThe final subassembly is...

If in doubt, leave the "Support"-> "Touching Buildplate" option enabled (assuming Cura) and I don't think you will go wrong. Superglue can be used to connect the upper and lower base parts and/or you could optionally use a couple m3 screws as have...

If you are going to print the model by yourself - you can edit it to exclude this barrier. Print all 3 parts (Makita's part, AEG's part, and the latch). Check if your screws fit. You may need to drill / enlarge holes. You may also need to tap holes...

If you modify the gcode to change the temperature at 10mm, 20mm, 30mm, and so on, but the base means that the tower stories actually start at 12mm, 22mm, 32mm, and so on, then the bottom 2mm of most stories is going to get printed with the wrong...

> ~ Forward nub is for alignment, predrill with center hole to align, then go through with a 1/4 inch bit. Definitely use a 3S. 2S is very anemic. Safety switch extension meant for use with Worker S grip, but other Picatinny grips should work...

(I feel that MicroSwiss should have given us the heads-up on the end-stop)And for those who CAD, enjoy the STEP files.CheersRemember, #dontbeahonda&nbsp;Print SettingsPrinter Brand:CrealityPrinter:CR10S...

Thereby attaching the fan holderassembly and the hotend case in one go. tighten the nut on the top screw add the twomissing little screws on top of the carriage to attach the case completely Here you can find the original CAD design: ...

... OTHER STUFF GOING ON I've also found a smooth poly shoe I'm working on over the weekend. Stay tuned. I'm also working on a 2 piece shoe design so that a full size shoe can be printed on a smaller 200 x 200 print bed. That will take a bit longer.

Just as an example (absolute numbers mean nothing), let's say I get decent adhesion at -1.100 Then I would run this model perhaps starting with a Live Z of -1.040, then go to -1.060 when it hits the first tick mark, -1.080 at the next, - 1.100,...

Preventing the end of the LED strip from going into the tube while you fish the other end through. The notch is smaller than the connector on the ends of most LED strips so having the endcap will act like a hard stop. 3. Provide a base for a rubber...

Also included is an additional base piece (_no cutout.stl) featuring a recess for Carl's standard nuts that could potentially interfere with original bases when installed atop the hot end.\nProfound thanks to both authors of the original projects,...

You can get an assortment of M2 screws pretty cheap on Amazon or Ebay which may be a good way to go.A note if printing the sleeve case - you may want to print the test part first and verify it will not be too tight or loose. The sleeve is just a...

If you've got a printer that can handle more flow, you should be able to go quite a bit faster.        Included FilesI'm including my F360 file for your use. The thread clearance parameter can be modified as needed. You can obviously modify other...