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by scaling down the whole design and hollowing some parts like the base of the plunger). On a desktop SLA machine, you can print up to 110 models with 100ml in around 7 hours at 100µm layer height. All parts were printed on a Formlabs Form 2 (SLA)...

Maybe it could be scaled down in the slicer? Just guessing but 10-12% X and Y reduction might work? Not tried it as don’t have the Android version cam here. My apologies to anyone who previously tried to make this for the Android P2 USB C cam. Please...

 Let me know if you have any success with other materials. Materials:  PLA (other materials may require scaling adjustments)Layer height:  (see gcode filenames for layer heights per part)Infill:  15% on all partsBrim:...

You will find all these scaled to the minimum size recommended for printing, of course you can blow the files up depending of the printing area at your disposal. You'll find detailed assembly instructions, besides I'm always willing to help in case...

As this asset utilizes real-world scale, you can trust that your scenes will be accurately represented. Export formats are available in collapsed mesh format, allowing for easy integration into your workflow. If you require additional support or...

When printing with ABS, I recommend a 101% scale. This will counteract the ABS shrinkage. The tolerances on this part are pretty tight, so it WILL make a difference! Post-Printing: Check fit before installing! The overhand, even though it is...

This is designed from scratch using the original as a reference.This is due to the real Benchys dimensions are some what tricky to actually work IRL, lets just say it's top heavy.But basically the bow is more vertical than the original, and the hull...

Alternatively, you can scale the stl up/down by a couple percents and reprint. <img style="width:30%" src="https://gerry-chen.com/projects/bulbChanger/front.jpeg" /> <img style="width:30%"...

Don't use scaling, it might skew the overall dimensions too much. Post-Printing Assembly Should be quite self evident, but here are some quick notes: feet are at the bottom (doh) and they just clip together. Assemble them first</li> <li>right after...

This system is designed to work with the mini-pump mentioned below and can be scaled down to 90% to fit on Rep2 style printers. It's not perfect, but it works well enough to grow lettuce and herbs and maybe more. The variety of lids, baskets, and...

Scale the guide by 100.5% if too tight. Fit the bearings into the guides.Please note the correct orientation: Double-check that the bearing is flush against the ridge (flip the guide to check). Use a pushpin on the outer edge and tap gently if...

Step file attached so you can split, scale up and in general work easily modifications The "No derivatives" license is for reason that if you change even 0.2mm somewhere it will have problems moving, clicking together, self-supporting, strength and...

I used a brim because the long spacers and the small nut were warping and coming loose. Parts are not oriented in the correct printing direction but you'll surely figure out. If things don't fit: scaling in x/y will probably help. Category: 3D...

Dimensions are exact of the base just scaled up and .2mm added for printing tolerance. PLEASE use the test fit .stl first to ensure your printer will give you the fitment you need. Reach out if you specifically need an enlarged version. One user so...

These are scaled at 28mm, (ideal for Rubicon’s superb Vietnam War miniatures range) and print in 3 basic sections: • Roof – this will print without supports. The roof and walls are designed so that the roof sits snugly but easily on top of the...

I've added it to my Filament Scale (See my other Creations) and created a simple interface to a Lolin ESP32 with a SD1306 OLED. It was designed for 3mm filament but switching to a larger pressure bearing, 4x16x5mm, seemed to read 1.75 filament just...

20ft at D&D scale. We use Dwarven Forge tiles, so the base should be compatible. I might have it "up" a bit so as to have more room in the base for batteries and the Arduino. For bonus points, I might be able to make it controllable via Bluetooth:...

The A1 and A2 variants are adjustable in size, by scaling the the object on the Z axis in your slicer. The A1 clip is 10mm wide and the A2 is 28mm wide (as wide as you can practically fit on a panel).</p><h3>Panel Inserts</h3><figure...

The Ultimate First Layer and Adhesion CalibrationI designed this model to test several calibration and adhesion aspects like for example:Nozzle OffsetAdhesionRoundnessSmall-feature performanceAlso it gives you an indication for retraction- and...

    Technical notes The files have been designed and split to fit within a minimum print bed of 120x60x150mm.  The files are designed for 32mm scale miniatures.  These are high quality 3D print production files intended for resin printing. They may...

A ring made in two partsA light frame ring, andExchangeable Stone Face.&nbsp;Stones that you can remix, create or just printMade with SLA in mind but the frame and some faces can be FFF as well&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Printing and Sizing...

These are scaled at 28mm, (ideal for Rubicon’s superb Vietnam War miniatures range) and print in 3 basic sections: • Roof – this will print without supports. The roof and walls are designed so that the roof sits snugly but easily on top of the...

Prepare Your Photographs Lithophanes are grey-scale images, so select photographs with good contrast. They are low-resolution, so crop your images to discard any irrelevant background and focus on the important parts. You'll need one square...

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You can store and also dry components with such cabinets. This turbodryer to print is a small scale solution. Next to the 3D printed parts you also need the following parts:</p> <p>fan<br/> 40mm x 40mm fan, e.g. <a...

Step 4: Discuss How It Works+Mystery Spring Exercise Step 5: Comparison to Real Load Cell Step 6: Perform A Calibration (See MS Excel based Step 6_Calibration Calculator) Step 7: Discuss Bit Resolution & Proportional Scaling (See MS Excel based Step...

These are scaled at 28mm, (ideal for Rubicon’s superb Vietnam War miniatures range) and print in 3 basic sections: • Roof – this will print without supports. The roof and walls are designed so that the roof sits snugly but easily on top of the...

These are scaled at 28mm, (ideal for Rubicon’s superb Vietnam War miniatures range) and print in 3 basic sections: • Roof – this will print without supports. The roof and walls are designed so that the roof sits snugly but easily on top of the...

Wire 2 of the washers to Signal and one to Ground.Adjust the strength of the spring so it will not budge when probing with your Z-probe but will easily move when applying force by the tool so it won't stress the xbar and toolconnector.You can adjust...

You could probably find one similar fairly easily or simply open the STL file in your favorite editor and scale the hole/inner supports to fit whatever switch you've got. Wire -- Regular old copper wire for electronics projects. Should be pretty easy...