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If you have questions or concerns, I can be reached here or through the reddit page. Build Notes:Please use 4 layers of wall for these prints so the heat inserts have more meat to grab.For nifty color like mine, you can change filament colors at...

I tightened mine just enough so that the front panel stays up on its own when fully open. FRONT PANEL COMPONENTS I have included the following front panel configurations: lrs-350_foldingCover_front_dualSwitch.stl this is the dual switch...

At the time I printed mine, there weren't that many remixes. That's why I remixed many parts to my needs. Customized parts: small dragchain V2.stl - "narrow" drag chain small_Chainlink_Cover_V2.stl - Closure "narrow" tow bag widened...

- Must not let one connect a cable in the wrong place; - Be able to include in the enclosure all the electronics, that is : Mainboard (SKR Mini e3 v.1.2, same footprint as the stock mainboard), Mosfet, Raspberry Pi 4, LCD (mine is a BigTreeTech TFT...

It may be enough in itself, especially in a toddler-free environment, which mine isn't. To make the attachment permanent, I melt together the two sides of the clip and the bottle. That in turn introduces small pieces of aluminium foil, but it is the...

The only place supports were generated for me was on the ~70 degree overhang between the back of the box and the axle, but I imagine a lot of printers could handle it (mine isn't fully tuned yet though). To make the print-in-place work, the print...

Never broke mine, but I'm on the standard edition now, and am very pleased. I'll try to edit some video to share. ...Next is a Bomber edition with 1102's.</p> <p>So far, I've only printed the frame with with Sainsmart Carbon Nylon filament, which is...

The TPU seal can be used to fill some of the extra gap for those with smaller noses and lower bridges than mine. <b><u>Summary</u></b> Here is my latest hard shell mask design. This is designed to be printed without any supports using PLA or other...

If your printer crapped out like mine did, you may need to scrape a little to widen some of the holes. The heat sink should press fit and hold securely. It's a bit tricky to get it in (there's a magic angle), and I'm not entirely happy with the...

Mine is off by about 1mm, so I should be able to address it easily with 0.5mm thick M3 washers. Make sure to continue using M3 lock washers on either side of the arm joints. The purpose of this tutorial is to ensure all delta arm lengths are the...

I changed a little in the files that were available to be able to use acrylic glass / plexiglass / plywood sheet as a cover and screw holes with space for m5 nut (however, I ended up using m4 on mine since my printer could not keep the tolerances) to...

If you're making more than one controller and if your kit is anything like mine, you'll want to be sure you wire both controllers in exactly the same way since RetroPie will recognize them both as the same type of controller and use the same button...

Mine are printed to be interferance fit but you can glue if required. These are the magnets I have used. They measure 10mm dia x 3mm https://www.jaycar.com.au/rare-earth-magnet-small-pk-4/p/LM1622 **Important** Print the Axle shaft at the lowest...

Included a file to test see how the pins will fit before printing everything and realizing your printer prints holes a different size than mine. You can use m5 x 25mm screws instead of pins, but the holes don't pass clean through so you won't be...

Mine does not immediately begin extruding when it begins printing, so I must use rafts to guarantee that all of the print is properly printed. Post-Printing To ensure proper assembly, make sure the pins fit into the holes in the arms. This can be...

I Set Mine to About 1.2mm - 1.4mm Above the Bed. There Are Some Duct Leveling Helpers Included with One of the Remixes Here: Https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3481256 Update May 31st: Added 4020 Single Fan Cooling Duct. Update April 13th: Setting...

After assembly, I measured the distance from the center of the leadscrew to the push points below the dial – mine was 8.9 inches. Decide what you want for markings and divide that value by the length; then add that weight to the arm and mark the...

I printed mine with ..2mm contact distance, so they peeled off relatively well. There isn't an orientation you can print it that won't require supports, so I just did it flat on its side.</p> <p>For the camera box lid, you can print without...

For a 5 card wallet, 18mm length screws are perfect; I used McMaster 92095A472 for mine.One back panel. At time of publishing this I only have one style available, but I plan for at least a couple more that I'll try to add over the coming weeks when...

I couldn't try it because I broke mine while taking the measurements! Leave me a comment if anything needs to be modified I preferred to make this support in 2 pieces to be glued with 2 centering studs to avoid removing the tedious supports after...

I am very excited about this project of mine, I always wanted to have a beautiful bike, but I always had difficulties to buy one. It will be better for me if this new project can be developed jointly with employees and partners who want to...

If, like mine, you have a side spoke then I found it best to insert the long smooth end of the pin into the side spoke slot on the strap and clasp, then push it all the way until the side spoke is up against the end of the slot. The short end...

In my case I was lucky enough not to need to do this and I have mine setup nicely and working well. The Bed V-Block has been printed from ePAHT-CF and annealed post printing. This material should prove durable for long term use at 150C. I will...

Also adjusted the charging port opening to permit more cables to fit (only about half mine fit). Added 11mm hole on bottom to allow insertion of a 2-way tripod adaptor (1/4x3/8 plug) for tripod mounting. Also cut 45 into the hand grip. If you have...

I printed mine entirely in ABS but you can probably get away with printing this one in PLA. Post-Printing Parts You will need a few non 3D-printed parts to get this to work. Here's what I used: - "130" size hobby motor 3V or 6V. If you get...

To make the carriage, you will need: a SG90 Servo A printed ServoLocker (mine was printed in SLA for maximum precision) a short piece of 2.85MM filament, I used PETG as it is what I had laying around two springs a printed servo holder a printed...

I've been using mine on a daily basis for months now and I haven't had any problems yet. Pictured parts are printed in Das Filament PLA at 210°C/50°C on the Creality CR-10. Post-Printing Just swap the acrylic stock part with the freshly printed...

Mine is printed as follow: PETG 245 C 4 or 5 walls cubic infill (about 35%) tree support touching build plate only (make sure your support is touching all of the needed places (higher resolution slicing can help that, See picture for my tree support...

\r\nDefinitely run a tolerance test before starting this build, some good ones:\r\nhttps://www.thingiverse.com/jeffnope/collections/3d-printer-calibration\r\n\r\nThe extruder mod works great for feeding flexible material\r\nSome parts need to be...

About 115mm worked for mine. You should be able to cut at the bottom edge of the top letter/number (removing it) and at the bottom of the last letter. When sticking the strips to the discs, note the 'A' always goes adjacent to the little bump inside...