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 For those of you that haven’t used this, the printer will stop at certain points and move out the way for you to embed the nuts and magnet (It will also eject the filament and get you to insert it again). This great video shows how to do...

This feature I haven't tested as I am still utilizing the original housings I made with no need for this configuration, but its a simple concept and doesn't require digging for screws. This unit will require a 1M 5V USB Cool White LED Strip. I...

Per the box, it was a cast of an actual, existing chess set, but I haven't been able to verify that. It also didn't have the brand on it, the pieces only came in the bottom half of the box. I was able to find at least one of each piece that wasn't...

Still, the PLA part will be deformed a little bit along the tightened straps due to the heat and force. I haven't tried ABS or PETG (or other high-temp materials), theoretically if the material has higher heat resistance, the part could be perfectly...

I also have a 60mm extension tube design here, although I haven't yet needed to print it myself.Odds are good that other lenses have similar odd mounting arrangements, but probably with different details about the sizes, etc. So, unless you have an...

Post-Printing Bridging cleanup If you haven't printed with supports, the first layer of filament laid over the central hollow will almost certainly have a tangle at the widest point where your printer couldn't make the filament reach all the way...

FWIW I haven't tried this yet but plan to in the not too distant future. Check the print settings and notes. These should print without any supports!</p> <h3> Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer:</strong></p> <p>Artillery Genius</p> <p><p...

... stem. And you're done. Before plugging in the battery, test to make sure there are no shorts! Also, it may be wise to add a snubber diode. I haven't added one; I'm assuming there's one in the drill already, but it wouldn't hurt to have another.

I haven't included the blades with this remix as they're the same from the Original Collapsing Saber (not the Sith one). DV End Cap - Print it as is, but you might need to reduce it to 99% depending on your filament. DV Hood - This is the angled...

The site of an uprising decades ago on the outskirts of the megacity of New Haven, and since abandoned to time. It was the perfect location for a factory designed to build nightmares, since no-one could hear the screams or explosions. It was here...

... in place, which will keep the heatsink from backing off the threads during print vibration. Screw the stepper motor to the extruder last. Pray that the fan situation isn't a nightmare, because I haven't gotten that far in my assembly yet. ...XD

... has cleaner overhangs, you might need glue. Printed in PLA, like the rest of my Mini Base and Big Drawer. Should fit the mini hexagoin inserts by pick_nicker, although you might need to scale them down a hair in the slicer (I haven't tried yet).

Diagonal captures are not allowed, so the eight squares diagonally from each king are somewhat of safe havens for pieces. You can use this to your advantage to protect squares and prevent your opponent from advancing. Bishops, who can move any number...

This is an add-on accessory for the totally awesome Vorpal Combat Hexapod, If you haven't seen that yet, then this thing won't make sense, so visit there first:\r\n* [Thing 2513566: Vorpal Combat...

EYEPIECE ADAPTER FOR M42 LENSES - TELESCOPE CONVERSION Many people, including myself, still own old manual M42 camera lenses that haven't seen much action lately. One of mine is a 500mm f/8 telephoto lens, making it a great candidate for building a...

Haven't had any problems with it at all. Overhangs and bridging is even easier now, not to mention my nozzle doesn't have to work as hard to stay hot. I designed the parts with 123D Design, but I very quickly felt limited by the software, so I moved...

So far I've printed about 3.5L worth of resin and haven't had to change the filter yet. The base includes screw holes for M3 screws, wire management/channels for both fans to go down and into the base, and symmetrical cutouts for the power wire...

... carefully selected to create a space that sparks imagination and creativity. By incorporating these design elements into your kid's room oasis, you can provide your child with a haven where they can thrive, grow, and explore their full potential.

The site of an uprising decades ago on the outskirts of the megacity of New Haven, and since abandoned to time. It was the perfect location for a factory designed to build nightmares, since no-one could hear the screams or explosions. It was here...

At the transparent, I assume a 2-3mm glass with dimensions of 170x220mm (I haven't tried it, the PC is currently running without a left side) For the Power / HDD lights I used ordinary diodes, from an old PC, one spring (I have no idea the size, I...

The display case models should work with other setups (and I included nut cutouts to support them) but I haven't tested them. You will also need: - 4x m2.5 nuts and screws (to affix the pi to the supports in the display case) (I used the screws...

An adapter for the Ping Pong wheel is also provided; however, I haven't tested it yet. Glue on the Ping Pong center piece found in the Tail section of the links will work just fine. The Ping Pong tail is quite impressive, but it would be even more...

After a month of use without these two bolts, I haven't experienced any stability issues. The last step before installing the front door is to print two "front_clip_left" and two "front_clip_right." Once you have them, you must unscrew the top and...

Talk about traction between the drive tires and race surface (we haven’t tried it but though friction tape used to tape the bottom of hockey sticks may be a good idea to wrap on the tires) Show prototype. The design I have here isn’t a winning car...

If you haven't made a 2-part mold or used classic mold making techniques, try it out yourself before teaching. This is a good walkthrough for classic mold making. Materials 1 computer per student 3D design program of choice installed or available...

I haven't had an issue, but again my machine is garage kept. And.... If the holes are too tight for the original hardware - DON'T drill them out. Heat a nail with a torch using pliers and melt the holes larger. The stanchions will break if you...

1.5 pounds might be enough - I haven't tried it. I printed this on a Prusa Mk3, using PETG. On a filament printer, all parts should print in the model orientation without support. If there is any doubt, the two small studs on the drill guide...

When it comes to transforming your home into a haven of comfort and style, nothing beats the magic of expertly crafted interiors. As an aspiring homeowner, you're likely no stranger to the allure of interior design, with its captivating blend of...

This will mess up filament usage prediction in Slic3r, but I haven't found a way to fix it yet. Make sure the Z-axis friction holder (small white ring at bottom) is tight. After printing, the stepper motors are switched off, so the Z-axis can drop...

Since stopping development on this design three months ago, I've continued to use it, but haven't had time to perfect it.\r\n\r\nP.S. If the vent doesn't fit correctly or is extremely difficult to mount, it may indicate issues with your printing head...