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The Cap can be screwed down with a small screw, mine snaps on tightly and didn't need the screw until I dropped it and the spool spilled in one direction, the pen in another. Rewinding the spool is tedious so I now use a screw to keep the Cap on,...

... a second device with 3TB.</p> <p>The electronics of both devices are completely identical. So it should only be software. There is a guide on how to replace the SSD with a different one, but the procedure didn't work with mine. Category: Computer

On mine, I cut the stitch with a razor knife, put the top and bottom together, and when I solvent-bonded it, it just stuck back where it was before. Your results may vary. I also tacked the dock onto the tangent of the horn with acetone to make it a...

For a 5 card wallet, 18mm length screws are perfect; I used McMaster 92095A472 for mine.One back panel. At time of publishing this I only have one style available, but I plan for at least a couple more that I'll try to add over the coming weeks when...

Included a file to test see how the pins will fit before printing everything and realizing your printer prints holes a different size than mine. You can use m5 x 25mm screws instead of pins, but the holes don't pass clean through so you won't be...

40% infill.##### Tube_40mm_account_for_shrinkage.stlIf your print shrinks the same as mine, use this instead. Print on its side.<br>0.2mm layer height, use support (only touching buildplate) and adhesion. 40% infill.</p><p>#####...

I added aluminum foil for EMF shielding between the 2 shells on mine and fused the halves of the outer shell together for use in harsher environments. Also included is a 11x11mm opening to allow for a heatsink of the same size to be used as the FLIR...

I printed some samples from PLA with good results, and although mine were in white PLA I have some closer 'ivory tint' PLA which I have not tried yet. You can see the result on the original board where I have substituted the leftmost paddle of the...

Mine holds with just one prong but hot glue would also hold it in. The front plate with the controller board is sandwiched in between the bezel and the case top.</p><p>The contacts for the battery are made from brass sheet. The size is .032 or 1/32...

... lead plug if needed. The two round "jut outs" on the side of the battery slot front are to allow the use of a rubber band to secure your battery if you're gonna use smaller than a 2200mah 3s or your battery just isn't as snug fitting as mine are.

its also why temp is so high. I used a 0.6mm profile as a starting point and scaled all the settings for 0.8mm nozzle. 0.8mm nozzle, recommend tuning extrusion multiplier, mine is set to 1.08 retraction for 0.8mm nozzle was set to 0.4mm Extrusion...

... it wouldn't be too hard to design one. Using this setup, I haven't lost any of the Z height (mine is 210mm due to running a MK10 extruder setup) but be careful and check yours 1mm at a time to confirm nothing will foul at the top of the gantry!

The height would be higher with the uploaded top bearing mounts because mine currently uses an older version that restricts build volume. I expect a build volume of 375x375x400, easily maybe 410 on the Z-axis. Purchased Parts...

The 3D printed (printed mine in PLA) support pucks are affixed with thin tape / zip ties to offer more support. A future design iteration should probably extend the bottom plate a bit. * There's really only room to elegantly place a single strap ......

I tightened mine just enough so that the front panel stays up on its own when fully open. --- __FRONT PANEL COMPONENTS__ I have included the following front panel configurations: * **lrs-350_foldingCover_front_dualSwitch.stl** _this is the dual...

The parts needed for the build are as follows: 1 segment of 1.25-inch hose with included fittings, the fittings could be 3d printed but mine came with them so I used them, dimensions available in this link. With a better air seal than I had only one...

I wired mine by hand on a protoboard, but it'll give you an idea if you're confused about how to connect things. I soldered female pin headers to accept the Arduino Nano on a small perf board. I soldered in three rows of pin headers across the back...

&nbsp;If you have either of these printers and are able to test it out, please leave a comment saying whether or not it worked so I can update this post.PrintingI printed mine in MH Pro Series Tough PLA, though regular PLA, PETG, or ABS should work...

For positioning: - Antenna with integrated ground plane (up to you, mine is Beitian BT-160) - C099-F9P, version according your continent - Coaxial cable of the appropriate length with connectors according antenna and receiver board For roll...

I had to use the 5mm High shim with mine. Additionally, you'll need a 1/4-20 T-nut, a 1/4-20x1/2" thumb screw, and rubber bands. With that length thumb screw which is the shortest I could find, you'll need a shim. I made some guide holes for the...

Parts Needed: * Suitable 50mm Fan (mine is a YS Tech rated at 11.7cfm; search Amazon for any ball-bearing fan that measures 50mmx50mmx10mm in size and is rated at 12V .08a) * Solder Iron * Solder * Heat Shrink Tubing * Wire Cutters * Wire...

I only use about 8 all up but left myself some options, they are not that accurate on mine so not all line up, works though. The original long 10mm X rails were bending so best upgrade was to replace them with MGN12 linear rails and 4 MGN12H sleds. I...

Any extra loop of rubber bans should align with the slot by the little nub on the other side.  Push the extra bit of rubber band down into the 5th slot.   If you've got a really short rubber band (like mine), pull the slack end up through the slot...

You can build it to your specific needs (right now, I'm using mine to run my 3D printer, which I keep in my workshop rather than my office). Because it's modular, you can swap parts out as needed. When a Chromebook breaks, you're basically stuck...

If you have questions or concerns, I can be reached here or through the reddit page.&nbsp;Build Notes:Please use 4 layers of wall for these prints so the heat inserts have more meat to grab.For nifty color like mine, you can change filament colors at...

Rests on MGN12H rail block.&nbsp;Mine took inspiration from this:GitHub - gwisp2/klipper-drawbot: Guide on installing Klipper on a drawing robotAnd used reference material from here for configuration:Klipper-for-MKS-Boards/MKS Gen l at main ·...

Although mine is 17mm long you can scale this with your slicer (Z axis only) when you slice the model to change the space from the wall. Use as many as you need around the edges, corners and middle parts of the perforated board.</p> <p>The spacer...

\r\nDefinitely run a tolerance test before starting this build, some good ones:\r\nhttps://www.thingiverse.com/jeffnope/collections/3d-printer-calibration\r\n\r\nThe extruder mod works great for feeding flexible material\r\nSome parts need to be...

... the two, fan may need to be rotated in the pocket to work, but some combinaions may perform poorly or not work at all. Test your configuration before closing the gearbox. I tested mine on a Sunon 5V fan and cheap no-name fan, with positive results.

Just take a look at the images to see how mine looks. The edge will mostly be covered by the new adaptor, so it doesn't matter anyway. Give the 3D printed adaptor a good clean and remove any loose 3D print hairs. It's also a good idea to sand the...