pla filament joiner 3d models

I print in PLA or PETG at 0.2mm layers, 20% infill, no supports. Some 3D models such as the Yoda and Vader busts may require supports (will update when I finally print a prototype).</p><p><strong>Model Specific Print...

I printed my calendar in PLA, but it should print fine in other materials.To print the month and number tiles, orient them in your slicer so the text is up. To achieve the multicolored effect, I used the change color option in PrusaSlicer. To do...

Thicker devices, like AirPods, will work but may need to use the front charger in a dual charger setup.&nbsp;Design Goals:No Supports!!!Clean aestheticsModular design for faster prototyping and future updatesNo requirement for permanent modifications...

&nbsp;I used 3 perimeters and 10-15% infill with fine results in PLA. &nbsp;For the housings, you only need support for the nozzle threads, so try to block it off from anywhere else. &nbsp;Otherwise, only the nozzles and accessory pipes need...

25% octet infill with [local reinforcement](https://imgur.com/a/gJ91Wqu) for high-carbon nylon, 50% infill for low-carbon nylon like ePA-CF or PETG or PLA. Don't anneal ePA-CF. Don't bother trying ePC. Supports may be left disabled. I use high-carbon...

&nbsp;PLA will reshape some under pressure and that will aid with the release. &nbsp;Be sure to check that you have removed sufficient support material.</p><p><strong>Oval vs Rectangular ends on Display Rings with pins.</strong></p><p>I like the oval...

Used a zip lock bag I used to pack PPE in, big n tough, the hens nest v2 and the mask filter v3 to make a successful prototype transparent face covering in PLA. It cracked and broke shortly afterwards but proved the concept. Hence why I...

The accuracy of the model printed on FFF printer can vary from the result shown in the pictures.This model was tested with PLA material.To avoid printing problems, we recommend the following settings:ExtruderNozzle Diameter: 0.4 mmExtrusion...

Use for scatter terrain, on your model railroad, in a diorama, or whatever gets your motor running.Two sizes are included within the files.&nbsp;No support required.Easily resized.The code and model files are using “Hatchbox” pla. ...Change if you are...

Hopefully for the cost of some glue and about 15cents in PLA you'll be off and running! *uke is short for ukulele, measurements are in inches (double-quotes ["] means inches)* **All items I used were scrap. You don't have to be exact with...

> It was just an idea: if you use a PLA printer, like me, print roof B without air ventilation and chimney and upside down and add supports. But: my supports were to sticky and the print of the lower (later upper) section was too thin. > The idea...

The accuracy of the model printed on FFF printer can vary from the result shown in the pictures.This model was tested with PLA material.To avoid printing problems, we recommend the following settings:ExtruderNozzle Diameter: 0.4 mmExtrusion...

... here are my general settings for prints. Certain parts may need unique orientations to fit on your print bed, which might also require different supports. Slicer: Cura 4.6.1 Material: PLA Infill: 20% Supports: Tree Bed Adhesion: Rafts as needed

An then screw it on the OwnPlant with 4xM4x55 wire the „Soler&amp;Palau TD 160“with the „Rubber connecting cable“ on the lowest level. Screw on the „Hinge A“ and „Hinge B“ on „Cover Mounting A“ and „Cover Mounting B“ with 4x M4x30 and 4x “M4x20...

For best results, print the parts in PLA or PETG. Print the parts using a 0.4mm or 0.6mm nozzle. I recommend using a 0.6mm for the sake of print time. The drawer is the biggest piece and requires ~12 hours of print time with a 0.4mm nozzle. You can...

3D printed mini-trays of PETG, ABS or (especially) PLA must be considered "low-temperature carriers" (for use in drying cabinets with a baking temperature of 40 °C).Print instructionsAn ESD-safe plastic is highly recommended. These plastics may also...

Here you are!Two sizes, with access pads and without.&nbsp;No support requiredThe code and model files are using “Hatchbox” pla. ...Change if you are using something else (trying to use up what I bought a few months ago.)</li><li>Use variable height to...

We come to the modular structure, I don't think there is much to say about what to do with it and how to do it, as you will choose it and choose to print the pieces you will need.In the pictures, a small example of what can be done.The tips for...

For the diffusor I generally use white PLA/PETG, but also transparent materials. The white looks cool when turned off. As for ASA (my beloved material)… not so good. I made one happening, but it shrinks somewhere around 0.2-0.4 mm over 25 cm which...

Printed mine in PLA, but PET or any other material that is relatively warp-free will work as well. How I Designed This As you may notice, there is a .blend file. That is the original source. I imported STL meshes into blender for the OpenBeam,...

&nbsp;No hole saw or CNC cutter required, I only needed a box cutter to get the job done!Pieces to PrintFan Housing (required)Fan Grille (required)Electrical Box Cover (recommended, unless you want it open all the time)Cable Pass-Through...

For both solutions print settings are as follows: Quality: Standard (0.2) Infill: >=20% Speed: <=70 Support: None Build Plate Adhesion: None I used PLA as the printing material. MOUNTING THE HOLDERS (SOLUTIONS 1 & 2): Mount the choosen holder on...

Thank you @danjr1 4/6/2020 Texts revised, and sightly modified and updated. Project added to Prusaprinters page. Print instructions Recommended materials:ABS, PC, Nylon, High temperature PLA. I used Cura slicer. </li> <li>Print with walls and...

I recommend first using simple or pincer claws first as the multi-joint fingers take some tuning to get working correctly. Print instructionsI have printed all my parts for the Black Ram Hand in PLA and have tried to optimize the fit, clearance and...

I use PLA as PETG just wasn't working out for me with these small parts. There is no need for strength as all of the pieces are exceptional light. Final note. If anyone would want to redo this in CAD software I would be tickled to see it done...

You could make do with 0.15mm or 0.2mm for most parts, though you'd lose some detail on some of the more intricate pieces.Special consideration should be taken for these parts:Both horns need supportsMask piece 1 needs supports and may need to be...

I print in PLA or PETG at 0.2mm layers, 20% infill, no supports. Some 3D models such as the Yoda and Vader busts may require supports (will update when I finally print a prototype). #### Model Specific Print Settings: * *Yoda Bust:* Detail is...

I left it on just to help give it some internal support as it printed. Printed in Translucent PLA so I could see inside it while it works, but should work in most materials. Post-Printing Prepare Auger Since the auger needs to print with supports...

These materials might all work well, you just have to be very cautious about the equal weight of the two cylinders. Using 3d printed PLA, ABS or whatever will probably have too low density and therefore you might not be able to see any difference in...

I printed everything with 0.2mm layers in PLA without difficulty, but no one forbids using thinner layers (just in case let me know what changes). A small final note: the logo you find on the joints is that of Blender, the program I used to make...