monster hunter axe 3d models

If you've never done this, you've probably been stuck all this time with a speed limit of 200mm/s and 3k mm/s^2 on all axes. Even if you don't push your speeds/accelerations up to these new limits, you might be surprised at the effect of raising them...

Insert 1.75 mm filaments into the slots and use a low temp soldering iron to melt the ends into the inlet - you could also use servo wire and glue in place...unless you like grinding baby fish into a pulp...u monster Updated 10/11/2020, with 18650s...

All axes are with NEMA 23 motors and ACME 8mm lead screws for better accuracy at the expense of speed (compared to belt driven axes). If you noticed mistakes, weaknesses in design, have questions or suggestions, know original part manufacturers or...

This part is also printed in variable layer height  in order for the bridging trick to work for the overhead screw holes.A sail axis in blackAdditional Material requiredBesides the 3D printed parts there are only two things required:19pcs M3x8mm...

The printer will sound a little different from normal while printing the infill, since printing at weird angles causes the axes to run at different rates.Another solid PETG layer and now it's time to switch back to white PLA. You don't need to wait...

This works best when the insert is at most two layers tall, and the negative part has some clearance in all three axes - all of which have been accounted for in the OpenSCAD generator. Print-on-print gives IMHO the best results, as it's flat and...

You're monsters! You're sky freaks! I love it! I love it! - I wonder where they were. - I don't know. Their day's not planned. Outside the hive, flying who knows where, doing who knows what. You can'tjust decide to be...