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--- Original part cooling duct is inefficient, not directional enough --- New duct directs more air at just the tip of the nozzle Required (extra) bits and tools to complete the upgrade --- Two (2) pieces of light gauge wire, at lease 100mm long each...

So I removed some parts of plastic case using side cutters and drill 4 holes (with 135mm x 45mm spacing) instead: Design of the housing base was prepared to fit these holes. Electrical mods: The display of timer have to be raised about 16mm. This is...

A pipe cutter that you should find in the plumbing section of any hardware store, if you don't already have one, gives a nice square end. Clean up the ends so the heatbreak slips in without much effort but doesn't wobble around. You may need to give...

The facing surfaces are .125" in height so if you have access to a laser cutter, these shapes can be simply zapped out of a standard sized sheet of acrylic to save some time. The same processing methods are applied to these parts - sand, acetone...

The sharp knife was too dangerous so I used the snips or cutters. Please note that at this point I had NOT done any post curing with a UV light. Removing the supports As you can see there are MANY supports. These are required for this SLA printer...

Adjust in Fusion 360 if you would like to use 2.85mm filament instead. You will need access to a laser cutter. I have laid-up all the parts, excluding the two caps, to fit onto a single 900mm x 600mm sheet. The design uses<strong>5mm Cast Acrylic...

... plastic LED cover to fit over your lights. They are sent at the length of the aluminum because of the slight variations of how far your aluminum will go into the bracket. I used the side cutters that I use with my printer. Step 9. Plug in and enjoy!

&nbsp;The CAD was fun, and occasionally maddening (rotation of the cutter body to get the lower indentation was really frustrating). &nbsp;But, that's par for the CAD course. &nbsp;I was able to model each part in about the time it took to print the...

I just cut mine in half with a pair of wire cutters. Test the spring strength and cut it to whatever length you desire as long as it works in the design. For the foam on the plunger tube on the Hammershot itself, i removed it and used a small part of...

In one photo, you'll see the tool I use for applying solder paste: a stainless dough cutter (available on Aliexpress). It's wide and stiff, ensuring perfect prints. Another useful item in the photo is the metal spoon (also on Aliexpress), which is...

I had to use my flush cutter to carefully cut away the snap mounts that are found on either side of the cover (you only need to cut one side to release the covers). Once you do this, it will expose the screws that mount the arm to the headset, as...

The sharp knife was too dangerous so I used the snips or cutters. Please note that at this point I had NOT done any post curing with a UV light.</p> <p><strong>Removing the supports</strong></p> <p>As you can see there are MANY supports. These are...

See next.optional: 1x glass cutter and print the jig. I printed the jig in PLA and modified the infill to be 50% in the upper area to have enough support, but thats not really needed I think. Score the glass multiple times at the top from both sides....

A wire cutter and stripper 3. A soldering iron Step 1: Remove the stock air duct from the bottom of the hotend. It's a white plastic piece held in place by one screw underneath. Step 2: You'll need to remove the black metal plate that's over the...

--- Original part cooling duct is inefficient, not directional enough --- New duct directs more air at just the tip of the nozzle Required (extra) bits and tools to complete the upgrade --- Two (2) pieces of light gauge wire, at lease 100mm long...

A pipe cutter that you should find in the plumbing section of any hardware store, if you don't already have one, gives a nice square end. Clean up the ends so the heatbreak slips in without much effort but doesn't wobble around. You may need to give...

I'm not recommending those things in particular, but just to give you an idea of what I am working with. If you want laser cut acrylic sides but don't have access to a laser cutter, send me a message. ...I sell completed cases through my Etsy store and...

Following is a quick summary. Trim oval brims off marcosticks using scissors, a flush cutter, or a deburring tool. Training marcosticks contain articulate parts that are printed interlocked. They are the C-hook on the connecting rod, and the groove...

I included 11 holes for screws, but I got away with 5 in the demonstration video (bent my driver extension in excitement), and it felt pretty solid.&nbsp;BOM:1 can of pringles1 cutting tool (designed for a Stanley 11921A blade, but any box cutter or...

4.The Upper panel as a integrated support foot to help stability which will need removing with side cutters. 5.To take advantage of the BTT LED illumination for the Control Knob you can dual colour print the knob with Clear PLA at the base. You...

Where necessary I have included some integral stability feet which will require removal with side cutters after printing. This saves using a raft and hopefully will improve print quality off the build plate. 2.To allow the articulated parts to...

Together with eight 8 mm outer diameter 1000 mm length aluminium or wood rods (they need to be cut to ~ 900 mm length, a cheap tube cutter tool is handy for aluminum), a handful of 3 mm threaded inserts for creating threads in prints and a bunch of...

Where necessary I have included some integral stability feet which will require removal with side cutters after printing. This saves using a raft and hopefully will improve print quality off the build plate. 2.To allow the articulated parts to work...

These slots would make printing without supports impossible, so I added small .4mmx2mm bridges that can be easily removed with wire cutters or nail trimmers. A long unsupported bridge exists within the design, but I'm confident that most printers,...

If you have very little experience with a soldering iron, you might find it easier to use a really pointy pair of flush cutters to cut pin 15, bend it upwards with a razor blade, and then solder it to pin 16, but as with the other boards I didn’t do...

An extremely quick print ring with minimal filament required, though a bit of post-processingRather than trying to print the rounded components why not use some filament wrap around your finger, which also makes it fully customizable to the...

This fast deadline of course means that there is plenty to be done to improve the design (I will include the faults of this system in the write up so people can take this as a starting point to make their own modifications) Parts list: -Ender 3...

Cut the wire as close to the edge as possible using angle cutters. Do not solder wires to 2 of the LEDs (these will be the first LEDs in the series). I have included a STL for a tool to help with this. Once you have 3 wires soldered to one side...

As I said, I did not experience any breaks or delamination in years using those clamps, but please beware, if you see any cracks, replace the broken part. Printing setup:Material:          PETGLayer height:   0.2mmPerimeters:      8Infill:          ...