pci riser 3d models

The right side X-axis will require an additional spacer/riser to clear the wires and the Z-axis switches (see photo below). The Y-axis requires some M5 washers and 3030 t-track nuts at the end of the work platform. You will have to tune the...

Currently, I'm working on the following requested modifications:Bigtreetech Relay v1.2 mount Additional Models: Ender riser feet with 4040 cover built-in - LINKPSU Relocation - LINKX-Axis tensioner with Pi Camera Mount - LINKQR Covers - LINK If you...

This design uses a hollow block, with an optional second tier or an optional riser, to which you affix a selection of interchangeable panels to hold the knives. Get different knives later, or just decide to change the layout? No problem! Individual...

When bending the wire it's best to use round nosed jewelers pliers to avoid putting any stress risers into the wire. I formed mine by selecting a drill around 4mm (roughly half the size of the bearing) and just grabbing it about 6" from either end...

Alternatively, one of those cheap M.2/PCI/PCIe diagnostic cards that include a 7-segment boot code display could be hacked for this purpose, or if the motherboard already has a 7-segment display, some quick modding with a soldering iron would allow...

And focus on the size of the blocker as equal as in the pictures, the position XYZ set all to 0. Components list: Z steppers mounts, tension knobs, X-Y module's cable chain Assembly:Hex socket cylindrical head M3x6mm      ...

It's best to start with a piece that's longer than you'll need since it makes forming the attaching coil easier. When bending the wire it's best to use round nosed jewelers pliers to avoid putting any stress risers into the wire. I formed mine by...

This part is not designed by myself, but I did change it to meet accurate dimensional requirements.electronics bay print bottom on the plate with supports so the cavities for the nuts are nice and clean.Supports on build plate should be enoughfront...

My data channels are connected directly to the D1 mini Screw Terminals:I use smaller green terminals that use what I think is called riser blocks. Instead of wedging the wires with a screw like the typical blue terminals you see, these clamp the...

My data channels are connected directly to the D1 mini Screw Terminals:I use smaller green terminals that use what I think is called riser blocks. Instead of wedging the wires with a screw like the typical blue terminals you see, these clamp the...