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The women's bathrooms at the 96th floor bar are routinely named the best in the city, in no small part because of the view. Talk show host Jerry Springer rented a condominium on the 91st floor of this building when his show was filed in Chicago. It...

ONE SIZE FITS ALL FOR THE INTENDED PURPOSES OF THIS PRINT IT'S ESSENTIAL TO SIZE THEM CORRECTLY FOR ---YOU---Note: 2 Options for a .stl and .3mf are listed one in a smaller size one in a larger for those of you who are too lazy to scale the print up...

For those please use paint-on support like this:My tips to make watertight prints:Increase the flow rate (extrusion multiplier) to 105% (1,05)Ironing can be used (print settings → infill)Infill overlap 15%Increase the nozzle temperature by 10°CLower...

Just make sure that they are flat and even.When the glue has set, add some glue to the 8 slots underneath and push in the support bars.  Felt Plate:Glue four of them ("Base_FeltPlate") together (CA glue works fine). (Note the little square pegs on...

Cura uses an infill pattern with a 20% setting, but switches to solid bars, which are stronger, at 30%. These are the only fragile part of the design, especially if pushed from inside the body. Take care when fitting the LED matrix into place.No raft...

  So to give you choice and fulfill you personal preferences in 3D printing, the Hero Me Gen7.3.2 now supports over 100 3D Printer models (plus clones), 46 Hotends, 34 Extruders (over 45 mount options), 17 ABL Sensors (34 mount options), 35 Part...

3) Using the M6 x 20mm Grub screw attach the wishbone to the sledgefire’s priming bar by screwing it in. The wishbone should be curving away from the direction of the plunger and should fit comfortably over the sledgefire’s hinge pin, taking the...

Just be warned that thicker shells and/or heavier fill might slightly change tolerances.Do NOT use a brim -- there is a tiny brim in the design to keep the output pin from lifting, but adding more brims could make brim removal a nightmare....

This is by design and works well and acts as an anti roll bar function. -Some parts have alternative parts so that the builder can create variations and change the look of the truck. Parts marked SWB are short wheelbase options, MWB are medium...

Fixed an issue where the original design allowed spacing between where the support bars joined the 60mm smaller diameter ring, this caused the part to fail instantly under minor stress. I have thickened them up for increased strength. However do not...

 (e.g., Online Metals)One HexStampJig print.Multiple ToolHolder prints.  (You will smash at least one, might as well print a few spares.)</li><li>One HexMeasurementTool print for measuring how long the hex rod should be cut.</li><li>One...

Secure the levers by hand-tightening the adjacent nut/washer combo.Put the whole setup on the edge of a solid workbench and align the levers by clamping them down (individually or all at once with a solid bar).Tighten the levers firmly with the...

Push the motor in its slot, and slide the platform on the shaft, reassemble the shells of the lamps and glue them in the cradles and you're ready to go! Here is what you'll need (if in the future these links don't work try searching for the names in...

The low-profile version should be used if there's no need to clear a back-splash or something similar.&nbsp;Hardware for Assembly and Installation:60x10x3mm neodymium bar magnets — 2x minimum, total will depend on your configuration.M3x10mm screws...

But don't worry, regular super glue is fine. 3/4" PVC pipe cut list (pictured in gallery as well) Large Frame - 2 x Uprights - 22-1/4" 1 x Cross bar - 18" 1 x Handle - 18-1/4" 2 x Feet - 2" 2 x Tees 2 x Caps (feet) Small Frame - 2 x Uprights - 13" 2...

Mars probably had: >* even more 'air' than Earth's atmosphere today, possibly at times with between 1 to 4 bar surface pressure! >* plenty of [surface water](https://www.nasa.gov/image-feature/jezero-crater-was-a-lake-in-mars-ancient-past) & ...

I've included the belt clamp, and the side piece I use, which fits a standard ~210x210 mm bed (you'll have to rotate the side piece by 45° to print it on that bed size). Also included in this project: A modified version of AndrewBCN's dual-623ZZ...

If everything looks normal heat up the extruder to printing temps and feed in the filament using the load menu. If everything goes well it will now extrude from the nozzle.</p><p>Level the bed and you're done.</p><p><strong>Important!</strong> Screw...

If everything looks normal heat up the extruder to printing temps and feed in the filament using the load menu. If everything goes well it will now extrude from the nozzle.</p><p>Level the bed and you're done.</p><p><strong>Important!</strong> Screw...

If everything looks normal heat up the extruder to printing temps and feed in the filament using the load menu. If everything goes well it will now extrude from the nozzle.</p><p>Level the bed and you're done.</p><p><strong>Important!</strong> Screw...

Access this via the tune menu when a print has begun and use the lcd rotary encoder to move the nozzle up and down to get a nice first layer. Record the amount you moved, it will be shown on the display in mm. Use this for the next print as your...

If everything looks normal heat up the extruder to printing temps and feed in the filament using the load menu. If everything goes well it will now extrude from the nozzle.</p><p>Level the bed and you're done.</p><p><strong>Important!</strong> Screw...

If everything looks normal heat up the extruder to printing temps and feed in the filament using the load menu. If everything goes well it will now extrude from the nozzle.</p><p>Level the bed and you're done.</p><p><strong>Important!</strong> Screw...

If everything looks normal heat up the extruder to printing temps and feed in the filament using the load menu. If everything goes well it will now extrude from the nozzle.</p><p>Level the bed and you're done.</p><p><strong>Important!</strong> Screw...

If everything looks normal heat up the extruder to printing temps and feed in the filament using the load menu. If everything goes well it will now extrude from the nozzle.</p><p>Level the bed and you're done.</p><p><strong>Important!</strong> Screw...

If everything looks normal heat up the extruder to printing temps and feed in the filament using the load menu. If everything goes well it will now extrude from the nozzle.</p><p>Level the bed and you're done.</p><p><strong>Important!</strong> Screw...

Connect each modules with the connectors to form the shape you want, to know if a module is connected you push the connector until you hear a "click" sound you can push a little on the two side bar like on the photo for an easier fit. (it is also...

To obtain the performance and keep the dimensions small, not only plastic can be used, but metal must be used: the axes that fit into the balls are 3mm screws without the heads, which can be obtained from simple screws of length suitable or by...

bar, Steel tube, Ti Tube, etc. There is 4 different wheels rims to choose from depending what tire you want to use and how you want to make them (CNC or 3Dprint) There is two versions of the chassis on the CAD: V1 Gosainthan and V2 Gasherbrum. (V2...

Stuff to print: - 1 Effector - 3 barbell lock bars - 1 hot end lock - 1 hot end cooling shroud - 1 sharp nozzle* - 1 wide nozzle* * You can mix and match these if you want to experiment; by default, the sharp nozzle is on the high-flow port and the...