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They do print ok without supports but not as clean. Like the normal Prusa LCD case, it has some supports that need to be broken out in the rear of the case where the screen clips in, and on the SD card side where the SD card sticks out. I have two...

Hubs will get hotter than normal but I think its ok. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4fwPp-YySs Meepo 6inch conversion by 3DF and hub sleeve idea from Marlon were my inspiration for this. Thanks to 3DF, rumpsvett, MarlonLovesWheels, and others for...

The conversion will easily allow for the stock 220 x220 build volume and allows for the full 235 x235 dependent on duct design (My Manta design looses about 5mm at the front and side with 5015 fans, should be Ok with 4010 fans there is plenty spare...

I have uploaded a step file of the mounting plate for ease of adaption to other hot end designs.The conversion will easily allow for the stock 220 x220 build volume and allows for the full 235 x235 dependent on duct design (My Manta design looses...

Compare them to yours, and if there are differences, consider implementing them into yours (especially if you get “Move out of range” errors).[stepper_x] step_pin: PC2 dir_pin: PB9 enable_pin: !PC3 rotation_distance: 40 microsteps: 16 endstop_pin:...

(note that it is ok that the pin spins in the mounting holes. Once all four pins lock the shroud to the full cage, it prevents movement.)</li></ul><h3>&nbsp;</h3><h3>My Equipment</h3><ul><li>Prusa...

I positioned the models in such a way that this is OK with a standard fill angle of 45°. You can use the STL file with 2 lids, or if you need a spare the STL file with 1 lid. <i>(I have added an image of the orientation on the bed with printing...

&nbsp;Once set this should create a glass-like face to the clock - it looks good, but it's a one-time-only process so make sure you get rid of all the bubbles, and don't test that it's set with your finger, otherwise you'll have a nice fingerprint on...

Anything OK so far? Now you can start using a key to tighten your screws. IFs: If the leadscrew bows halfway, then something's not in place. If you stiffened the frame with additional corners, be very careful not to run the POM wheels...

I thought it was going to work ok, but during assembly, I found out that the lead screw was angled out. So I decided to order a premade linear actuator for it. Sorry, cheating a bit there, but I think I'll be happier with it especially with the...

&nbsp;5mm I think is OK, but no telling if the nuts I have are standard size.Related Libraries156DT Display Tree Library (get your tower parts here)3UDC Accessory Library (surface mounts, extensions here, containers, hangers)Printables COLLECTION...

The one with nothing but a hole ("Wade Style") should work OK, but again, not tested. Cut a short piece of PTFE tubing to go between the heatsink and Sherpa. You'll have to measure and adjust this yourself based on fit, as different heat breaks...

If you came here to find some useful mods for your ender 3 you've come to the right place.Here is my personal list of the best upgrades for this printer.Necessary upgrades: 1.First of them is silent 32 bit mainboard i used creality 4.2.7 and it is ok...

0.4 or 0.48mm extrusion width should be ok too. Print the Effector and especially the Fan Manifold with a higher temperature filament. PLA and PETG can droop with the heat. I recommend SnoLabs PC+ which is easily printable without enclosure. Esun...

PETG is preferred for the strength but PLA should be OK. Use 20% infill at least.rnNote - It prints upside down, so the support tabs on the bottom are pointing up on the print bed. rnrn3. Print out three FrameBracket2 (see pic below). These should be...

OK. under-volting the fan (at least to 5-6V..) doesn't give it quite enough jam. maybe if you plugged in an adjustable brick, and tuned it till it has the right airflow to noise ratio for your tolerance. but it does work. the new inlet duct to...

...That’s ok. Carefully set the fan aside just so you can get at the shroud’s heatsink screws. Step 3 Remove the 4 screws that secure the Asus stock plastic shroud to the heatsink. Set aside these screws somewhere safe as you’ll need them again.

EDIT (18/12/2021) - OK, you can possibly ignore the statement above. Yes, you do need a a decent power supply, and yes, there are known issues with the JMicron chipset, but I managed it once without issue so why not again with the same components? I...

You should be OK increasing the size, but the maze walls may not fuse in the middle using 2 layers. You'll need to print 3x End Caps, 44x Flipper 1, 4x Flipper 2, 3x Flipper 3, 1 Knob, and 28 Flipper Mounts. It works best to print the end caps...

... pot shafts https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0989F7K2K/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 - Cyanoacrylate glue (Label Plaques) 9-12 VDC power supply, 500 mW or greater, with 3.5 mm mono audio jack, tip positive. (9 V battery OK)

OK good. My advice is to print one of these and just take it to the hardware store. This is the PVC I used: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Charlotte-Pipe-1-2-in-dia-x-10-ft-L-315-PSI-SDR-13-5-PVC-Pipe/1000080799 Polyurethane Tube: ...

OK, so the assy process (for each Silo) is as follows: 1. Print the following: one "21-cup base.STL" two "TUSH2-Outside_tweaked.STL" two "TUSH2-Inside_tweaked.STL" one of the underlay parts of your choice: ...

I used a modifier mesh to set only the inside of the model to 4 perimeters to save material.Avoid Crossing Perimeters: EnabledDetect Thin Walls: Enabled&nbsp;External Perimeters First: True&nbsp;Brim Width: 5mmGenerate Support On Build Plate Only:...

Blu, for example, not being able to print 0.15 pin is ok if you are curing for better tolerance. Or for Tenacious, it is flexible, so it may be too difficult to print the cube. You only need the test model to tell you a good ballpark exposure so you...

The Velcro attachment region was ok. There are basically three ways to improve: (1) Make it stronger (thicker bottom, reinforcings, rounding of sharp edges, ...). (2) Make it more flexible (e.g. TPU, Polyamide or a new segmented design while...

- micro servo ($2) - 3d printed box (~$1) - female to female PCB wires - optionally a big capacitor 220mf or so to add on the servo + and - to give it more umph but it should be ok as-is without it. Total of about $13 give or take - so yeah not...

I looked at everything i printed so far, and came to the conclusion that a buildplate of 150 by 150 would be ok for roughly 50% of my workload. But while i waited on them to arrive, i found an aliexpress offer, showing 150x230mm heatbeds, in 12V and...

Once assembled you will want to have the geared end on one side, the other side will have a coiled piece with a half circle slot in the inside that is different than the others.&nbsp;Note: it's ok if these parts don't stay snapped together, once...

You can clean up the threads with an M8 tap if you have one but my threads printed ok and I found I could screw in the spindle fully with the aid of a couple of locknuts on the threaded rod and a 14mm ring spanner. Screw it in until it just bottoms...

Ok now that we have our measuring device sorted we can look at the process we use, or more correctly have been misusing. When we have been leveling the bed with our piece of paper with a target of 0.1mm we have missed a fundamental that has not...