morse code bit 3d models
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- The X axis turns out to be a bit difficult because things look bigger in CAD than they really are :/ - The distance between the two X rods is only 27mm, yes, 2.7cm, not alot, I think the Anet A8 has around 40mm between the two rods which means that...
cgtrader
The HDRI and sunlight might need to be tweaked a bit, especially for interior renders; you could also use a flat blue color for the sky. Other engines/software: It's possible to use this in other engines as well, but for optimization reasons, some...
prusaprinters
I designed a mount to fix on top of the X motor mount, and moved the switch inward a bit. This should give me some of the travel back, not that it wastotally necessary. I've designed it such that you will need to replace the last M5x10 button head...
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Turn On your printer. Heat up the bed let it heat for a bit after it reaches temp let it soak in, so all thermal expansion settles. (This can take up to 30min)Check all screws with dial indicator see if there is any variance adjust if...
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Make sure that the screw can move and turn freely within the hole: if it doesn't, widen it a little using a small drill bit or a thin rat-tail file.Turn the #6-32 screw into the crank handle using a screwdriver. If the tolerances are correct on your...
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Sadly later I discovered that the cutting area is little bit smaller due to a unoptimized bed. At 295mm length I can only use 45% of the height. Furthermore the cutting area is centered around the middle of the sheet. So even if I would get the...
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This design is ready to jump off of a 3D printer and into your espresso machine (with a bit of help from you). If this is your first exposure to Printables I'd like to encourage you to make an account, like & download the Gaggiuino models to increase...
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I suggest printing with 10 percent or 20 percent infill, and then dremel it out, or what I did was use a step bit and my Makita to drill the hole faster. These parts without holes are where you'd do wiring or something if you wanted electronics in...
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If it's not smooth, sand it a bit first. Fit it in and work it through so part of the wood comes out the back (the flat side is the fiber facing side). Glue in place if necessary, though I've had good luck with friction fitting, humidity can affect...
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Only a tiny bit of glue is required (primarily near the pivots) as it will squish and spread so you don't want a ton of glue oozing out from between the parts. The pivot pins have a hex that is just a rough guide for alignment. You will likely...
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I created a modified version of the tray that holds them and it should now work with those bits. To fit those tokens with the shields, I had to remove a thumbhole that helps get the tray out of the box. If you are not using the token shields, I...
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So I designed this modular 3D printer housing with several additional options, including:\r\n\r\n- Non-invasive integration of the Prusa I3 Mk3 (and potentially the Mk2 as well?)\r\n- Base-mounted PTFE tube guidance for MMU2 or similar multifilament...
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I gave it a bit more functionality than just a regular cinematic turntable. I added the possibility to use the turntable as a rig to capture photos 360 degrees around an object. The photos are being taken by a smartphone connected to a Bluetooth...
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The belt grip slot in X axis printed part is a bit wider than it has to be to tightly grip the belt, so I added a piece of masking tape in the smooth side of the slot before inserting the belt. Maybe two pieces of tape could/should be used. Once I...
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This is not essential, but it will reduce a bit of friction and a minor amount of strain on the motor. The pivot backing is designed to glue to the back of the prop arm and provide additional support to keep the prop arm perpendicular to the axle....
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Megacity Desert Habitat building for tabletop, expanded by rectangular build option.It contains:WallsRoof tiles with the capssome special sized doorssome basic bits for decorationYou may need to mirror the corner pieces in your slicer to get all...
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Had a bit of extra height to clear bent props. No, I wont make you a 20 Degree mount, use tinkercad...this covers the battery area and has extra protection over the USB port so you can run no battery and use a BEC * needs supports (lots of waste...
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You will need to play around with this a bit. For example If you are off by 0.3mm, add 0.3mm to the Z height in CURA. So manually scale the object (in Z direction only) and print until you measure the printed object as close as you can to 1/8"....
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I originally thought that the bamboo stick would break or my design would break before anything else but the stick seems to bend quite a bit. 2019-05-28 V6 45 degree angle on top so that area doesn't generate support. It looks better after printing...
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If they don't go in, clear the NES port holes with a 9/64" drill bit, usually only around the orifice. The back part doesn't need support either. ===PCB=== This design requires a PCB to be ordered: https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/1aCic7tG Gerber...
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However a little bit is just fine) it will work out somehow.Ask away if anything is unclear about how I made this model. Should be pretty straight forward especially if you follow the images (the bland serious ones not the comic ones!!) BTW I might...
prusaprinters
Afterword used https://www.amazon.com/God-polish-high-count-surface-treatment/dp/B017JNYJ1G/ sponges to polish, and then dipped in acrylic floor wax and allowed to dry before gluing up, taking care to avoid coating the bottom mating surfaces where...
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Second, I wanted to make a little cover to give the power outlets in the cockpit and foredeck a bit of extra weather protection. The heavy lifting on this project is sadly not 3D printed. It uses two things that can be bought off Amazon. One is...
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It was a fun project that challenged me in new ways, and I learned a lot about 3D printing and electronics in the process.\r\n\r\nParts/Purchases List----------------------------\r\n\r\n01] The 2 square FAUX switches are:\r\n3M mounting fixings [aka...
cults3d
(like me!) Use the next bit of this summary as a guide to hotends; no fully necessary info is in here. As already noted, this design is part of my journey to create a string-less environment. I've cycled through many designs and variations, and...
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The reason I wanted to offer this alternative is that the space is quite limited under the Advanced Extruder Cover, meaning it's a bit difficult to remove and install it should you need to do some maintenance on the extruder. The main objective...
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Walker's mount is intended for the Voron M4 extruder, and I prefer to work with a BMG-clone extruder.You'll want his longer mount. This mount also has the feature of vibration isolation using rubber grommets to minimize extruder retraction noise....
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Wait awhile Turn on Volume 1 Turn on a Rendering setting Threshold the resulting 3D rendering until you get only the bits of the reconstruction that you want I've posted this here in hopes that someone somewhere can gain enjoyment or better yet...
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- The panel corners now overlap the panels a bit, in order to hide the gasket and hopefully give a better finish. - Added fan shroud for internal mounting of ADXL345 - Added a low profile version of the feet (not really my design, just made...
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I found drilling the holes out with a 1/16in drill bit worked well for the holes that were slightly too narrow.The location of the parts and number needed (if more than 1) are included in the file names. All directions are in relation to standing...