kinematic coupling 3d models

This is probably self-explanatory with the aid of a couple of snapshots, which I intend to upload. Anyhow, I wanted a means to fix the SD card slot case to the vSlot beam and this is exactly the purpose of this design. The 3D case assembly has...

The hotshoe on Nikon can ground a couple hundred volts I read, so for LEDs, which don't require anything near that, my circuit is fine. I googled a lot of stuff about it and created a schematic. Important!!! Before putting all the pieces together,...

***Update 12-23-21*** More corrections to build instructions and hardware list ***Update 12-26-21*** Still more tweaks to the build instructions ***Update 12-27-21*** Yep I changed the build instructions again just a couple of typos and omissions. ...

Carefully slide the carriage assembly back onto the rod, and slide it up and down the rail a couple dozen times or so. Wipe the excess lubricant off the rod using a clean microfiber cloth. Poorly-written instructions: 1.) Cut the tubes from...

Reheat as necessary and drive the screw within a couple mm of its final position. I used 0.5 inch SAE #4 sheet metal screws. A smaller diameter metric or SAE sheet metal screw would be preferable, if available. After threading, remove the screws and...

Also added a couple renders. [UPDATE 4] Added an option to use MGN12H for the Z direction instead of MGN12C. [UPDATE 5] Added "Lead Screw bearing cap.stl" it was difficult to print in PETG as one piece so I split it in two pieces. This version...

This is used to store all buildings (except a couple of dwellings that doesn't fit, you can store them elsewhere. You rarely need all). It also contains the begging tokens and resource multipliers in the small section in one of the...

I Was Away in Europe on My Honeymoon for 3 Weeks and Work Has Been Very Busy the Past Couple of Weeks Since My Return. I Am Now Catching Up on Hundreds of Comments and Requests to This and My Other Hero Me Makes Here on Thingiverse. Please Bear with...

but it does look nice I hope you guys can appreciate the time I put into this stuff. this adapter should work on a couple of tippmann markers that uses the same feedneck mounting points as the tippmann 98 does itchute movie link:...

Then I left 3 or 4 mm of straight wire, and then made another bend at 90-degrees and then cut off the excess with only a couple millimeters left. There is a picture showing what this kind of looks like. I then carefully pushed the angled end into the...

I have a couple of ideas on how the firmware could be changed to avoid calibration problems. If the printer would ping much more frequently (so missing some wouldn't be a big deal) and the Palette would ignore any pings it receives while its...

...space is a little tight as I wanted the controller to be about the same size as a SNES game pad but there's lots of components to fit: -Solder as neatly as you can -Probably best to start with the switches for this one -Cut the pins nice and...

Post-Printing Assembly Instructions The assembly is pretty self explanatory but a couple of tips for you from my experience. Use the M2, M3 and M4 screws as applicable to run down the threaded holes in the camera mounting piece, the ball flange,...

Solder two lengths of wire, a couple inches long each, to the USB jack. Looking at the jack from the backside (solder lugs facing you) and the white plastic spacer inside the connector facing towards the floor, the positive (5V DC) pin is to the far...

This is the standard build volume of one of the more popular cheap printers today (the MP Select Mini Pro). There's still a couple designs I need to modify to this size: Player Trays - Length is 126mm so this shouldn't be difficult to get back down...

Prints OK on the old Makerbot at work, though the 'silver' filament I'm trying to use is doing odd things on the first couple of layers. But dimensions are good and the parts fit together. Have also tried with a U-Print: outrageous cost and lousy...

A full writeup with links is at my blog: http://eclecti.cc/hardware/blinded-by-the-light-diy-retinal-projection After grabbing a couple of Microvision SHOWWX laser picoprojectors when they went up on Woot a few months back, I started looking for ways...

Now the outer surface of the extrusion is coupled to the drawer lip and the extrusion shift and resulting clicking is eliminated. Print InstructionsPrinted in PETG at 0.30mm layer, 10% infill. The STL file is a left cap which is mirrored in...

And if the printer is well set up, you get a very functional thing in just a couple of hours, with a minimum of post-processing. Attention.* In order for the blade to be firmly fixed and there was no backlash, I removed the gaps on the landing...

During the conflict Cybertron was destroyed and Megatron became obsessed with killing Optimus Prime and headed to the Earth.If you watched the previous titles, you should remember the number of times Megatron was damaged, wounded, he even was...

I like the original https://www.printables.com/model/175549-cr6-top-gantry-spool-mount model, but it bothered me that the tolerances in mine allowed the spool to sag a tad toward the unsupported side. I decided to remix that model to allow me to...

There will be a couple of millimeters of the bearing sticking out of the spindle. Now insert each axel into a bearing on either end of the spindle. Take the entire spindle assembly and slide it into the slots on the ends of the frame.</p><figure...

The only thing that's really important is to get the screw holes cleaned out, but you may want to take care of other aesthetic issues.I used a couple of small screwdrivers to clean up the screw holes. A 1/8" flat-head screwdriver works to scrape out...

Despite being only a couple millimeters from the heatblock, PETG has held up just fine for me for over 100 hours of print time at 260/90. There are 2 screws that go through the parts fan duct piece to hold it in place. These are the same diameter...

(Here) Lens hood for reversed lenses (Here) Diffuser for reversed lenses (Here) Specimen/object mount (Here). A coupled reversed lens adaptor. (<a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4950226">Here</a>) <strong>*Macro tube kit This...

It is probably a good idea to print a couple of the short pieces to test that the pieces fit into the channels properly. (This uses the originals scaled to 33.33%) I didn't do this but should have as that might have saved me from having to filing. I...

By combining advanced architectural elements supported by precise material specifications coupled together within VR-compatible applications the user has freedom and creativity within rendering of specific images without requiring an extended...

Over the years I have probably built a couple of hundred or so with students, and during that time I've slowly evolved my own version to address some of the issues and challenges that came up. The major changes are: * Added ears. My wife complained...

I also built the kit as the thin version and used a couple of layers of double stick foam tape to space the boards apart to prevent shorting. The USB cable routes through the tunnel and the plug gets set in place to neaten it up but it's not...

There's even a couple companies shipping machines with it already applied too. If you don't have a heated bed, the "lamination procedure" would still apply, but you'd probably want to use a different laminate/material/substrate... I've had decent...