hermes paper bag 3d models

Created McBIGface for those of you with Z axis build volume above 280 mm so you can print mid and front sections as one piece #jealouscat (note that this will result in a weaker motor mount as you will still need to balance weight considerations...

I would recommend looking up videos on joining timing belts, but you should be able to cut each end in the middle of a tooth (keeping note of how long you want the loop), rough up the back of the belt (smooth side) with sand paper, and glueing them...

# Monitor Usage Tips - The sensor is sensitive to wind; it works best to place it slightly inside the cases or place a small piece of paper between the sensor and the opening. - Do not seal the container entirely; the sensor will not have access...

You can make a diffuser using baking paper stretched over a cardboard frame instead, or design a diffuser that can be printed in two pieces.Note: Slicing instructions are based on Slicer PE 1.42-alpha3Post-PrintingParts listComponents:Mean Well...

I think the rotor ideally will be able to rock back and forth on the mouthpiece cone by about the thickness of a piece of paper without bottoming out flat on the mouthpiece but am not 100% certain if that is optimum spacing but it works well and a...

I think the rotor ideally will be able to rock back and forth on the mouthpiece cone by about the thickness of a piece of paper without bottoming out flat on the mouthpiece but am not 100% certain if that is optimum spacing but it works well and a...

I use the "day 0" of the mentioned paper, and I made correction for the gravitational lensing, simulating the path of light around the black hole. The shadow of the black hole was also compensated. I simulate the orbit of the material around for 4...

Lower the effector in small increments until the pen tip grips a piece of paper between it and the bed. Enter the value for z-height, so if the nozzle hits at z=2 then enter -2. Raise the effector 5mm and move to the next point do the same. Probe all...

Many traditional Chinese customs revolve around dragons.[50] During various holidays, including the Spring Festival and Lantern Festival, villagers will construct an approximately sixteen-foot-long dragon from grass, cloth, bamboo strips, and paper,...