mostly printed 3d models

Printing: Recommended Infill: 55% Recommended Layer Height: 0.2-0.3mm Installation: To install, simply remove the router from its base while leaving the gear-toothed strip intact. Then, detach the CNC's z-axis assembly. Next, attach the mount to the...

After printing a few of the micro brushless drones on Thingiverse, none of them really worked for me in terms of functionality or robustness. So, I designed my own. It uses inspiration from a couple of other drones but couldn't really be described...

Its slim profile makes it perfect for use in tight spaces, allowing you to tackle even the most challenging projects with ease. Whether you're working on a small trim job or a large-scale renovation project, our mounting bracket has got you covered....

Here's How To Make Four Parts With Acrylic Using A Laser Cutter Instead Of Printing Or Modifying The File For Different Size Stepper Motors

This is a motor mount designed to support a Nema 23 motor on the z-axis, and it has undergone thorough testing. ... Print Settings: Printer: Razorbot Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: .2mm Infill: At least 30%

A completely unnecessary (because you can use a soda can, a bit of wood, or nothing at all to do the same job) but fun to have anyway, pair of supports for the LowRider 2 (if you print two)!Build your own - free download and information...

Print Settings Printer: JennyPrinter Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.25mm Infill: 100% Notes: The piece is 1.25mm high; use a layer height that divides evenly into it for optimal results. Initial printing was done solid, but alternative methods...

... conduit became too small for the initial piece, forcing me to make some adjustments. A slight alteration was necessary to fit everything properly. Printing with supports enabled. Print Settings Rafts: Disabled Supports: Enabled Infill Density: 70%

Cyl_ID = 23.7; //The IE Version used 25 Cyl_OD = 35.7; //The IE Version used 37 This is a remix of the add-on leg to compensate for slightly different Outside Diameter of pipe or printing tolerance in this version. I had to sand the inside diameter...

... Hotend, which is manufactured by E3D, to be integrated seamlessly with our MPCNC. ...This custom design features a servo-driven Z sensor, along with a spring-loaded print head that draws inspiration directly from the innovative design of the Ultimaker.

... a new design has streamlined this process, allowing the component to be easily attached and detached using just the two bolts that secure it to the Z-axis. Additionally, this revised model should print without needing any supporting structures.

... ...I'm ready to be tested now, will it function correctly? Still, there hasn't been any actual experimentation done on this creation. The website that allows users to print and design products in their homes with a simple click has seen it too.

Print the following components with 95% infill (print fretboard and inlays with 60% infill overlap for a smooth finish): * Fretboard * Body Center * All Neck Parts * Headstock * Inlays Body sides can be printed at 25% or more infill, minimizing...

... Printing Details Utilizing a high infill percentage of 60%, the printed components demonstrate exceptional structural integrity. Development Status The creation process for an optimized Sketch compatible with Ramps 1.4 is currently underway.

... in their project. This design utilizes four M6 screws to securely attach the motor, and I've thoroughly tested it to ensure seamless performance. **Print Settings** * Printer: Razorbox * Supports: No * Resolution: .2mm * Infill: 30% or higher

I rapidly built an improved version of the Bosch Colt Router by combining its two original files and assembling it using sturdy screws instead of fragile printed pins. This new design may not boast a sleek appearance, but it boasts exceptional...

Print out the components with supports, cut a 6-inch section of conduit. Attach a 90-degree angle to the gurney and affix it to the bottom of the conduit. Mount the ring piece onto the top of the conduit and pass the shop vac hose through the ring...

... and has proven to be reliable. When installing this part, expect a tight fit; it took plumbing pliers to get it on securely. This part was printed using an Ender 5 Plus with ultra-fine details at .05 layer height and high-quality infill at 80%.

Printing only the mount took me about 12 hours, while each wing almost an hour to print. Looking at it now, with supports not even considered, I can only imagine how long it would take. ... Alternatively, you can take just the four wings and attach them...

Next, take note of your print's home position without triggering an end stop, ensuring smooth initial layer formation in the slicer software. ... Some additional settings may need to be adjusted on your Marlin configuration files to account for unique...

Next, I printed out 8 identical copies of the tensioner and attached them to the corner blocks using zip ties. To ensure proper installation, I referred to the original file that I modified, which included a video link providing clear visual...

To assemble the project, you'll need to print either four Solderless_Roller_Motor_MountWithWireCoversNoEars_rev7_repaired.stl files or four Solderless_Roller_Motor_MountWithWireCoversWithEars_rev7_repaired.stl files. The third STL file is used in...

**Print Settings** - Rafts: NO - Supports: NONE REQUIRED - Resolution: 0.4 mm OPTIMAL DENSITY - Infill: 75% MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY - **Notes**: I utilized 0.4mm and 75% infill settings, combined with a printing speed of 55mm/s, requiring an extended...

... precision manipulation with needle nose pliers in this case. Alternatively, firmly attach them with glue or high-strength double-sided tape like VHB. Alternatively to printing these legs, consider incorporating sturdy 4x4 blocks into your build.

2 x Tool_Holder_53mmNut_Trap.stl (The MasterGripRotaryTool.stl is a rough model of the rotary tool for reference only) Print times on my printer were 2 hours, 10 minutes, and 45 seconds for the lower part and 1 hour, 38 minutes, and 40 seconds for...

To achieve precise prints with sharp corners, make sure your designs include at least 0.2mm rounded corners. Building on Mike G's suggestion (thanks, Mike!), I've incorporated a tool holder into the standard tool mount design, ensuring easy...

I'm Mounting a Dremel 225 Shaft to this Thing - check out the design here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:724999. ...You can also use the original mount at the bottom; I've already incorporated that into my setup.

GeoDave strikes again, leaving me with a new challenge to learn from his latest creation. What's next will be interesting, as this could change at any time. This design simply creates a block the same size as your build platform, allowing you to...

Hold me steady for direct MPCNC cable slide assembly at the 25mm tube.

People often look for alternative cable installation options for their Multi-Purpose Computer Numerical Control (MPCNC) machines.