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To recreate the stethoscope head, simply do: shell gem install crystalscad ruby source_files/stethoscope_head/stethoscope_head.rb The SCAD files output from CrystalSCAD are found in source_files/stethoscope_head/output and are named as follows: *...

... the lids in their open position. Align the lowest gear tooth with the bottom gear teeth of the cart Place the entire lid and cart combo into the main shell. ...It should click into place (and that's why having an accurate printer is a requirement).

I printed these with 15% gyroid infill, but you can use 10% infill if you increase the number of top shell layers by one (or if you don't care about slight imperfections in the bottoms of the boxes). PLA/PLA+ works great for all of these. I...

Instructions The Replicator 2 game board itself should be printed with medium-quality settings, such as a two-millimeter layer height and 10 percent infill at two shells. This is true for printing both game pieces and the board. By making a larger...

... less thick, and they fit perfectly. I also chopped the bottoms off, so I could lay the big part of the mags on the bed, so they would be really smooth on my glass bed. PLA Print, 2 shells, 20% fill Files are oriented in the manner I printed them.

Ironically, the United States had to secretly import titanium from the USSR for the SR-71 Blackbird, using a series of shell companies and routing the consignments through Third World nations. The fuselage was triangular shaped, with each of the...

For this step you could need to solder Ground and 5V of the adaptor board to some "half dupont" cable instead of using a dupont cable normally because they would hit the shell... maybe you can manage the situation just bending a little the Ground and...

... the lids in their open position. Align the lowest gear tooth with the bottom gear teeth of the cart Place the entire lid and cart combo into the main shell. ...It should click into place (and that's why having an accurate printer is a requirement).

... the lids in their open position. Align the lowest gear tooth with the bottom gear teeth of the cart Place the entire lid and cart combo into the main shell. ...It should click into place (and that's why having an accurate printer is a requirement).

... the lids in their open position. Align the lowest gear tooth with the bottom gear teeth of the cart Place the entire lid and cart combo into the main shell. ...It should click into place (and that's why having an accurate printer is a requirement).

Adornments can be manufactured from metal, fabric, thread, plastic, bead or other materials, and jewelry ornaments sometimes contain jewels, stones, wood, shells, crystals, metal, or plastic loops, pearls and many more materials. Although the term...

Use a LOT of shells on the Z carriage for stiffness. This is the "weak link" in the design and should be made as stout as possible. Lasercut one of each panel pieces from acrylic or wood. Non-conductive materials are recommended. Lasercut the large...

For this step you could need to solder Ground and 5V of the adaptor board to some "half dupont" cable instead of using a dupont cable normally because they would hit the shell... maybe you can manage the situation just bending a little the Ground and...

80% infill, 1 shell, .2mm layer height, using Ryobi green(ish) ABS is recommended for aesthetic pleasure, thermal resistance and overall part longevity. Once it cools, clean up the few strands of plastic from lack of supports, and pop it on your...

--------------------Print Settings PETG or PLA 8-10 shells/perimeters At least 20% infill Print on a big raft. Some sanding will be needed on the nozzle bottoms, but it's a necessary evil. I also printed the main model on the raft as I lost a...

Quality layer height: 0.2 Shell wall line count: 8 top layers: 8 bottom layers: 8 Infill Infill density 40% (the upper is better done in 100%) infill pattern: cubic support generate support: Yes Build plate adhesion build plate adhesion type: Brim...

Shell trimming should be obvious, but feel free to ask for clarification. Parts that require Support: > ~ Magazine Eject Spring (only on the nub) > ~ Lower Delete Rail > ~ Insert 1 See Imgur album for other notes and Video: ...

The masking tape visible in the top-shell photo is there just to block some of the light emitted by the onboard leds. Printing in black PLA should be enough to block all the light. ... I know the color scheme *is not exactly wonderful* for something...

You will need supports, I recommend ZigZag support @15-18% density a support roof can help to get a better bottom surface in the reflector shell. ABS might be worse a try. The stiffer the material is, the better the reflection should be. #...

this is designed to fit underneath hopefully any Hornby 0-4-0 shell. as part of this, I've included a back piece, and two front's with and without cylinders. there are also two versions of each piece, one for Percy wheels (15mm Dia) and for Duck...

Adding a 4th shell also greatly helps in strength, as would having more top and bottom layers. Use supports where required. Being able to selectively add/remove supports to only have it where required will make cleanup a lot easier. ... Category: 3D...

So, the name for this design is "The 3 L's" - It's a bit like in Judge Dredd - 'The 3 shells' ... Leaves all wondering how to use them? Lucky for us all, there are illustrations for the 3 Ls! I went back to my Handy arm mount madness from a few...

So, the name for this design is "The 3 L's" It's a bit like in Demolition man - 'The 3 shells' ... Leaves all wondering how to use them? Lucky for us all, there are illustrations for the 3 Ls! I went back to my Handy arm mount madness from a few...

Instructions This is an original design of an extruder that has the following features: Symmetrical load on stepper axis; Adjustable filament pressure without spring; Simple & open design (easy to see what's happening inside); No need for a geared...

(Check your slice preview.) No supports are needed if you print at 0.16 or lower.I printed these with 15% gyroid infill, but you can use 10% infill if you increase the number of top shell layers by one (or if you don't care about slight imperfections...

I made a shell around that. My reference geometry was a bit off, and the subsequent changes made the native CAD file a disgusting mess of shame and misery. But the design works now, which is all I could ever ask for. Extra info I'll update this when...

Likewise you'll probably want 3-4+ walls/shells for the same reason. Raft is not required provided your bed is levelled and you have everything dialled in for good first-layer adhesion. The main handle is slightly tapered towards the top so there...

This revised version I'm publishing today also has a thicker shell on the nose cone and should therefore be much more resilient against an impact with the ground--but maybe not rocks. Similar rockets I'm working on--and one that's already published...

I have included a visor buck for those interested in vacuum forming, a thin shell version of the helmet for those interested in resin printing the visor, and a standard visor model for those looking to make a resin visor via mold. Additionally, I...

I used S3D with fast honeycomb at 15% fill, 3 shells and 3 layers. Removed all supports except for the little ones on the upper tab and the supports for the SD slot and recessed screw hole. Total print time for a set was about 4 hour. The faceplate...