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nyloc locknuts) Post-Printing Tips:Remember to find and remove all supports from the printTest-fit the bayonet connections (may require a little xacto knife trimming of stubborn support material off the bayonet stubs inside the 3D printed arm...

20Kg is fine... https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/-m8AAOSw3gJZKPeJ/s-l1600.jpg Couple of pro tips whilst I'm getting the code together to publish also... The HX711 has two modes for sample rate... 10Hz and 80Hz, this is simply moving a 0 Ohm resistor...

You will need to use a 2.5mm drill bit, rat-tail file, or acutely tipped blade to remove this single layer 'skin' from all of the M2.5 bolt penetrations. REQUIRES: 2x M3x6mm wedge-head bolt 2x M3 square nut 4x M2.5x20mm (whatever head) bolt 4x...

By necessity because it is difficult to get an accurate measurement from the camera's sensor plane to the tip of the lens (in the order of the tenths of a millimeter or less); and by design because the goal is not to use the full 1:1 magnification of...

Pro tip: preheat the fans on the heated bed at 50° to make the hot glue adhere well and give you some time for adjustment. Check that the heater cartridge wires are not in contact with the funnels. Carefully bend them away if needed. Re-check that...

:D If there are any questions or tips, please let me know, I'm always happy to help! I really hope you enjoy this as much as I do! ...We've had it for a few weeks now and it is still working fine and it keeps out hallway a shoe-free zone!I make much...

... please reach out to me for a share of the cut that you thing is fair. Intended to be free but tips are always welcome! ...Just wanted to give something to the community because F this pool and all the hassles that come with a cheap pool kit lol.

I tried to keep the staff as authentic to the staff in-game as possible and have put many hours of detail-driven work into this project; any tips would be greatly appreciated if you want to build this weapon of the gods because I need to make rent...

Tip: cut hole in front of mount (similar to new design) to remove motor easily.Now install new motor mounts on frame and tighten securely. Screw in motors to new mount, not forgetting the extra front filler piece, and tighten. Remount X axis...

This seems to be a good guide for painting printed parts: https://pinshape.com/blog/4-easy-tips-for-painting-3d-printed-parts/ My printer is currently out of action with a broken heater and fan issues, so I will upload pictures of a printed and...

... Clean all threads for easy assembly, a drop of silicone lubricant will also help.The foot parts are best printed with a little more infill (20 - 30%) making the lamp harder to tip over.The diffusor is best printed in clear PETG, clear PLA will do.

Printing Tips: 30% infill at 50 mm/s If you wish to design your own fraction piece, you’ll need to know the size of a whole. One whole piece is 50mm tall with a diameter of 50mm and an inner diameter of 12.5mm. ...With those measurements, you should be...

I designed a larger diameter sun shield to correct this and made it out of TPU to provide some shock absorbing in case the viewer tips over. I have had this happen because it is top heavy.I also designed an optional extension lever for the zoom ring...

The Whammy assembly was modified from here https://learn.adafruit.com/mx-midi-guitar/whammy-assembly Hardware I usedKailh Box Navy for the strum barKailh Choc Low Profiles for the frets and start/select buttons4 ¼" Gilmour length whammy bar...

There really is an endless amount of ways to go nuts with this.PRINTING TIPSThe 3D printed parts are designed to print 100% solid (except for “PLATE” and “FOOT”) while using as little filament as possible and printing as fast as possible. The STLs...

Post-Printing ============= Post Printing Tips Sanding: Each of the three pieces may require some light sanding to soften sharp edges, to remove printing aberrations, to flatten/level the bases (especially the edges), to smooth the glue surfaces, and...

What's Included 32mm Bases (blank, numbered 1-16) 32mm Skill Rings (blank, skills, positions, numbers, staff, inducements, stats) 40mm Bases (blank, numbered 1-16) 42mm Ball Tokens (flat, beveled, and chamfered) What You Need A resin 3D printer 3mm...

I'm not sure how important the layer heights are, but that's what I used for all my prints. Tip: Use 3M General Purpose Masking Tape High Adhesion for maximum adhesion and to eliminate warping. I had always been printing on 3M Scotch-Blue Painters...

 Since I rotated the split for the duct 90deg (and split the left/right evenly) it directed the same amount of air to both left/right ducts.Important Tip: Before you install this duct, please make a careful inspection of the inner duct walls and...

Check out the nano drak for videos and Ardupilot param files: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5387189 Here's the Nano Drak maiden video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42L8vE7RcWE And a Nano Drak build walkthrough video:...

... learning how to model things, but I have lots of ideas and I'll upload them soon! If you also want to make a tip to me, I will really appreciate it, and I'll think about continuing making this stuff because I will know that someone likes my design!

Parts Required (other than printed parts): 4x Aluminium M3 x 55mm round standoffs, 5mm diameter (ebay, various other lengths and colours are available), 8 x M5 1mm thick nylon washers (ebay) 1x Beyerdynamic DT770/990 headpad (copies can be found...

TIPS: 1. If you intend to create the full diorama, do not glue female to base till dragon is positioned on both bases. 2. Fit a head to upper torso with magnets before gluing arms onto torso to get a cleaner better fit. No instructions with this...

Trim the straw so that it is flush with the side of the wing.  Bend the tip of the straw into a nozzle by pressing it against something flat.Insert the straws into the rotor. Make sure the straws are all the way up to the inside wall. Check...

Either remove these or make them thick and rigid enough to peel off the belt.Belt fitment, tensioning and print settingsAll of this is covered by Powerbelt3D on the custom belt page:...

Use a tool (I used an allen tool) to slide the t-nuts up higher than where the hex bolt is then push the hex bolt tip into the t-track and carefully lower the t-nut until you can start threading the hex bolt into it. Do this for both arms. Put the...

(You may also want to use a different dehydrator, if this one does not go hot enough to dry those filaments.)TIP: Take the handle off the cake carrier dome, to provide two vent holes. The dehydrator uses a fan to circulate air through the dryer.Print...

So I use that heat break, along with some longer PTFE on my V6Lite, to create a closed direct feed between the extruder gear and nozzle tip (the heat break and PTFE are just snugged up together, they aren't actually attached). I added a nut on there...

Additionally, I trimmed a small portion of the tallest tips as well since the last few mm were thin and would break away immediately when handling.  I originally expected that the bridge across the top of the door would still need supports but I did...

When we again tried to run the vehicle it did provide better traction but we had problems with the steering, the vehicle tended to steer to one side and then tip over, although it did travel faster than with the final design. The second modification...