little elephant architecture 3d models

Measure the depth of your radiator, and the depth of your extruder, then make the tube a little longer than the total. I used maybe about 1 mm longer. If using either adapter, include that thickness (9 mm) as well. V2 mount has both fan inlets facing...

No drilling needed then, yet I noticed less rigidity, a little less printing space due to the motor being too far on the right, which also generates the need to mod the x-endstop combination using something to make trigger the endstop before the...

You should find the M3 screws will cut their own threads into the turret holes with a little bit of persuasion. Again, the engineers among us will probably tap them out with an M3 tap. You should now have something that looks like the below image. I...

Insert the grub into the FL_OverOut hole near where the light attaches, do not screw past the inner right for now. Initial Light Prep:This is optional but for me necessary cause I'm a perfectionist and cant sleep at night thinking about these...

Re-build the steering yoke plastics back onto the shaft, put the covers back on (you might have to wiggle this a little to find the posts with the torque holding on to them) and if did everything right and nothing if sticking because you checked it...

There should be little to no resistance. If there is, remove the button and lightly sand the button shaft and the inside of the hole.At this time you may notice 2 things about the key:The key can only be placed into the body one wayThere is a...

That´s why I marked it as in progress. Print Settings Printer: TronXY X5 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 10% Filament: Noyes PLA Black Notes: I printed the connector side down with the bigger switch compartment on to. That way I...

The little tab should be resting on top of the cradle. I recommend to glue a thin piece of rubber (or flexible filament) onto the carriage under the tab, such that the duct won't rattle due to vibrations. Even though it is considerably larger than...

He chose emotional extremes unbecoming of an eternal shepherd and let his forest govern itself, caring little for what he truly had brought forth. Any other forest-minder would have known from the first strike of the axe what was happening to one of...

On the inside plate I took out the corners and made a little 1/2 cable pass through. This is to move air over the motherboard and not take air in from the build chamber. I also added back in cable clip holes that were missing from the original...

And I noticed something was a little off. The original design was not intended for vehicles with the reverse lockout feature- the one where you have to pull up on a ring under the shift knob to access Reverse. In its original form, this shift knob...

HISTORY OF VON KAISERHis Nickname is "The German Steel Machine", Von Kaiser is a militant German ring veteran and also a boxing teacher at the military academy but is a novice challenge for Little Mac. He is easily stunned and floored with one of...

So I released them in the zip-archive called "source" as .ipt (Autodesk Investor) and .stp. Right now I plan on building a wearable version which ist scaled down a little bit so you want need an "Extension" for the Legs and Arms....let's See, when I...

There is a little passthrough on the toolhead mount to secure these wires with a ziptie.I am using the Klack-Probe-Macros from GitHub to control everything. There was just more informataion available to get it working the way I wanted, as they are a...

Similarly, put the other two "3mm disks" on the bottom and the top of the 3d-printed "pointer." Then we have to construct the cap for "pointer+wheels." By using an M2 screw (or a rod) to align the little holes, glue the "wheel cap" with the two "5mm...

Start by placing the bottom piece of the platter back onto the piece you've been working on, ensuring the optical sensor fits through the little hole. 29) Leaning the platter at an angle, put the four screws back into place that you removed in...

This might go a little easier if you slightly spread the Body open at the gap while pushing the Base into the Body. Step 3. Next insert the 1/4 x 20 x 1" bolt into the Knob, then insert the 1/4 x 20 nut into the Body and screw in the Knob/Bolt...

Because cuting a new 120mm hole into the side panel worked very well, I decided to also increase the original rear cutout to 120 mm diameter.Sorry for the picture quality, it's a little bit dark in my printer corner.The picture where the flaps are...

I also bent the contacts somewhat, but was able to flatten them a little before inserting them into the 3d-printed case. Also, the slots in the 3d-printed case are large enough to accommodate slightly bent contacts. 2. Print out either the Penrail or...

This gives that little bit of extra freedom in the movement and makes the lids move more easily. ________________________________________________________________________ Updated model (15-12): The axles are now without a clamping mechanism, they...

Glue/Pin the frame parts you printed, I used Gorilla Super Glue Gel to permit a little time to reposition the pieces. Trim the pins flush with the printed parts and clamp the joints tightly. 2. Glue the bar magnets into the Upper Trays and Lids...

On a positive note, had little issues when printing 0.2mm layer heights up to 150mm/s. Updated material for large pulley to PETG since the PLA pulley failed.</p> <p>02apr2019 - Added e-step/step_distance and PLA temp chart for usability starting...

The EPL-LP-48-LED-SFC.LP is an ideal for applications with little space where low profile fixtures are required.LED Benefits: Unlike gas burning and arc type lamps that have glass bulbs, LEDs have no filaments or fragile housings to break during...

It also has press-fit pins and little “event”/holiday markers for every even day in each month. These have different surface layer heights, so that you can vary the color on each marker. *UPDATE(July 10th)~~ New pins have been added, along with a new...

**Adjust the belt** by pulling back on it so that you only have a **little bit of belt biting on the dowel** and the clamp (***you will need the extra slack to install the other side*** or you'll be pissing and moaning later). Push the clamp towards...

The main things focused in on are: FDM PrintingI could design it a little better for bridging with the asa nuts but the immense amount of work that went into this already is beyond me. Support free print in place set up! Even those asa nuts design...

A little super glue and it's good enough for government work.Dissasembly complete.You may want to clean the contacts while it's all apart. There's guides about how to clean switch contacts.Rocker SwitchPrint two  “Single Switch Body Half”If you don't...

&nbsp;The hotend was a little twisted as well. &nbsp;My adapter broke but I was able to torque the nozzle properly and the hotend rotated back into place without issue. &nbsp;</p><h4>Failure Analysis</h4><p>Analyzing the failure, I made the following...

Adjust the belt by pulling back on it so that you only have a little bit of belt biting on the dowel and the clamp (you will need the extra slack to install the other side or you'll be pissing and moaning later). Push the clamp towards the mainblock...

I took the remote apart and with a little reverse engineering I found the pin coming from the micrcontroller that drives its transducer. The remote has four direction buttons and a follow switch. When the follow switch is on, the robot heads toward...