microscope clamp 3d models

... A reusable clamp would be nice. Added cost: ? Mod cost: depends on the 3D printed part. # Cable chain A cable chain for the i3 provides better fit and finished, and helps keep the cable straight and away from the frame at the top.

If you screw something up, I'm not responsible. 608ZZ Skateboard Bearings ===================================================== Links to Kit Series Part 1 : http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2307152 Fixes layer shifting and wobble Highly Recommended...

Research I found two suitable models on Thingiverse which I thought could be easily enough modified: Tweezers for SMD by Ruslan_Kulibin SMD Test clamp by Tom20170 which I both printed yesterday. They are both quite nice designs, I especially like...

I really liked the design and thought it would work great as a 3d printed design for a kind of wrench clamp combo that wouldn't suffer the issues that 3D Printed Crescent Wrenches face. My design definitely isn't as Skookum as the metal one made by...

If I were worried about printing that tall with that high a weight I'd either clamp the bed upwards so the springs would not compress or simply add four more springs without the bolts going through them using the four holes that are left unused from...

You will have to use the printed part as a template to make the holes; align by the right side, use a clamp or vise to secure and drill two 3mm holes. The bolts will come from behind to the nuts that will be embedded in the part. You will use many...

The only painful part of the project was to readjust the original parts of the Prusa and allow IGUS bearings to be housed in an optimal way. The IGUS bearing have an external diameter greater than 1 mm compared to the original one, as well as...

base took 3 hours and shields around 2.5 hours. 4mm hole design clearance is 4.5mm and the holes to thread into are 3.5mm, I needed to run a tap part way through to get the bolts to start but they clamp well after that. Going to make this a...

... doesn't stick up over the Bed! both the self printed one, and also the stock connection clamp on the new batch machines is too high! so either unscrew the top cover, and print it lower.. just acommodate this when you print in the far corner! ...

Consequently, users resort to car mounts and tripods, and while these may work well for some, a strong argument for improvement can be made.Addressing the gap, the Rail-Mounted phone holder attempts to improve usability and aesthetics and changes the...

Use 2 M3 screws, nuts and washers to clamp the rotary tool. **Custom-Part** Solder a 100k Ohm resistor between the pins to simulate a thermal sensor. (If you use my circuit and a Z-probe solder a short circuit between a connected GND pin and the...

It's recommended to clamp the jig down to a solid surface to make it easier to place the hot cannon in it and not have it shift around. This has a second benefit of keeping the jig flat if you do have a slight warp. With a blow dryer on high heat,...

Empty your shredder regularly!because if this is too full, it pulls the scraps of paper with the knives (rollers) on the outer sides back into the housing, which leads to enormous clamping forces.This may also have been the reason for the defective...

5a&b) OPTIONAL: Cable Chain Mounts One cable chain mount screws to the top of the extruder mount and the other simply clamps on top of the X-motor mount. Standard chain should work well. STL files are included for each option, based on a 34mm motor...

+++ UPDATES: APRIL 29 - Added a mount for a 5 x 24 finder scope to be used as a polar scope APRIL 29 - Added two sizes of counterweights MAY 2 - Small change to the counterweights (interior support no longer blocks bolt) MAY 7 - Added screws to...

Please note that the clamp parts are different for upper and lower locations and they are not interchangeable. The wheel bay shroud part also comes with a base but you would need to mirror and print for the other side. This part would need some...

I used 5 minute epoxy to combine the layers, and clamped it until dry. Then I sanded the edges. Epoxy was a bit messy, next time I might just use superglue.&nbsp;</p><p>I sanded down the dermis hairs with a dremel and drum sanders.&nbsp;</p><p>I...

I clamped down the towcleat and put an M6 tap through it, very gently. This way it's removable and strong. You can also just glue everything together without the screws but I wanted it strong enough to be able to really tow another...

Only a few parts are needed and it is easy to print, preferably in PETG.You can mount it in different ways, on a tripod, with a table clamp or simply with screws.I would still have to work a little on the software, but it works so far.The stepper...

A slower drying epoxy would help with getting the pieces aligned perfectly, but it would be a challenge to clamp/hold them in the correct position long enough for the epoxy to sufficiently harden. Manual Reinforcement: I think the finished connector...

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There is a spacer included that can be put behind the motor so the motor's back can be clamped with scews to the assembly, making it even more rigid. ...Print Settings Printer: Folgertech FT5 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.25mm with 0.4mm nozzle...

Knurls can be easily put in with a large set of plyers/clamp/hammer or melted into the holes with a soldering iron. They need to be pushed into place so that the edges cut and grip the hole. I use these for almost everything since they are permanent...

If there is enough weight on the feet for the whole printer to slide as it prints, that's asking a LOT out of a "friction fit" design, you're infinitely better off with a clamping force (T nuts) and/or a perpendicular degree of freedom (drill/tap)...

It is based on wedging inside the pipe when the screw is clamped. I'm sure everything is clear in the picture. But if you wish, you can simply glue it with epoxy.And yes, this rig can be used with almost any other laser engraver, and the length of...

... for the ball joint arm. I used the existing design by user PRima (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2066644) and added the threads to attach to the ball joint as well as made the vice longer and the clamping walls somewhat higher and thicker.

I firmly clamped a board on the other side to give me something to drill into and it went fine. Finally, I sunk 2 screws flush into the tabletops on the side opposite the hinges. This is to provide something for the door magnets to stick to. Once the...

The cables and PTFE clamps are of course a highlight. These keep everything in place as it should be.</p> <p>If you have any questions then just write to me or comment.<br /> And now have fun printing and tinkering.</p> <h3>If you like the...

I cut it with a hacksaw while it was clamped in a vise. You could also use some kind of tin snip or even a Dremel type tool. It is easy to cut yourself so be careful making this part. The hole is made with a 3MM drill. I have included a 3D printed...

... a short NEMA 17 motor (part number 17HS10-0704S, but should work with the smaller pancake, too). There is a spacer included that can be put behind the motor so the motor's back can be clamped with scews to the assembly, making it even more rigid.