poseable action figure 3d models

This low poly rigged figure, while perfect for poser, was never designed nor intended for 3D printing, but I've had a burning desire to rectify that and turn it into a high-res prototype toy.\ I have put on hold many of my other projects to focus on...

I'm totally new to github, so please bear with me as I try to figure out how it all fits together. Development on the code side will now be focused on perfecting the filtering and mapping of sensor readings from the breath, bite, and bend sensors,...

If you must err, sink the magnet too much or the figure will wobble. The tolerance for the ring magnets is a bit tighter. To attach magnets, take the stick of magnets and lightly coat the outer edge/side of the magnet, and then push it into the...

Rather then make a mess attempting to print fine rod ends, I figured using filament would be a simpler and easier method to get the same result. There is a peg on the bottom that inserts into the main body for mounting. - Barrel Shroud, Rifled...

I couldn't figure out the handle texture of the original or say how to design it with the texture, so that is where this one started to deviate and went downhill from there. Why all PLA? Well, my homemade printer has a lot of trouble printing ABS,...

I can dig the original blade guard, but figured what the heck, lets kick it up a notch too. It was Remixed to look more like Zack's Buster Sword. Either guards will work and other than aesthetics they're basically the same. I thought the...

This is because 123D Design doesn't allow sketches to snap together if they're in different planes (or at least I haven't figured out how to do that yet!). But it worked fine like this and suited the purpose so I left it like this. Took about 2x 1...

I've been having some issues with extruder skipping and I figured that once source of the issue is likely due to there being too much force needed to pull on the filament sometimes. I decided if the spool could rotate on a bearing it would be a lot...

... space/filament while potentially being even stronger. - USB connection is protected in shroud from accidental disconnects/storage - Still folds away nicely for storage! Let me know if there is anything I missed or you can't figure something out!

I wish I could figure out how to show a video - this thing moves constantly as you print - proving the fact that there is a lot of tension in the line that should be absorbed and not transferred to the filament. [If you want a heavy seas dual rod...

It is designed for a stage prop that has a cartoon figure in a window who is waving out the window. The design is for a specific purpose, but it could be used for other purposes, such as Halloween or Christmas decorations, or for moving signage. ...

Ill update this section with the Prusa slicer settings once I figured it out reliably. OtherIf you need BLTouch capability please leave a comment I will look into it if there is demand, however as I don't use it i did not design it to use that...

Once the files were uploaded to other 3D sharing sites, instructions were no longer included and people were left to their own methods to figure out what went where. So please keep this in mind when building, and some personal twists or alterations...

I figured if I didn't want it running, I could just unplug it. The potentiometer gives me a small amount of control over fan speed, less important with a 5V supply but still nice. If you plug this into a 12V supply, you'll really need some control as...

I suppose that if you used an Arduino you could figure out the tension threshold (point where the tension indicates the filament is caught) and program a safe pause for the printer. I have included 2 different bushing sizes. If you find that the...

Also by creating longer studs I figure they could be passed through the PCB and the ends melted to stop the socket pulling away from the pcb inorder to help anchor the body of the socket.Set to 0 if you don't want studs on the socketOnce you've...

For a start, I used the same kind of18650 with flying leads that I use for my lightsabers, and I just figured that if anyone wanted to make my MKI adapter, they'd just go out and find a flying lead 18650 rather than use regular 18650s. That was...

On the belly of the jug, there is a large medallion with a figure of a holy monk in a gray habit. He holds a cross in his left hand and points to a six-pointed star located above with the right one. Above, there is a second, smaller medallion with a...

The original box was oversized, had peg-style standoffs and oversized ports (see top-left item in figure). Modified the original design to include separator walls for the USB/Ethernet ports. The logo was taken from the 3D part model and enlarged to...

This will take 600~900g of filament.AssemblyI figured you might want to put the speaker terminals on different sides depending on how you intend to mount it. So I leave it to you to drill the holes where you want them.</p><p>It is very important to...

Use the picture to figure out which parts go where on the fire (this should be pretty self-explanatory). If need be, we will create a diagram of parts on the fully assembled fire. Compatible/Verified Printers MakerBot Replicator (5th Generation)...

A colorful figural and landscape decoration consisting of three scenes adorns the entire vessel. On the belly of the dish, on the left side, there is a tree with rural buildings in the background, in the center - a putto playing the trumpet, and on...

Set the top layer adjustment, in accordance with your bubble radius (I haven't yet figured out the math that is necessitating this adjustment). Adjust the scale of the base as desired. I found 1x unnecessary, but 0.5x worked well and left plenty of...

Once I get it figured out, I'll post any changes to firmware and hardware. EDIT: 8/6/19 I've received my Nimble and I'm trying to make this design work. I've had to make some adjustments along the way, and I'll upload them if I succeed in getting...

The "MagnetHolder" will help figuring out the polarities - use it to hold the magnets while marking one side. https://www.reddit.com/r/functionalprint/comments/wd2vqc/tool_for_marking_ns_on_magnets_explained_in/</p><p>It is entirely possible you'd...

It could easily be made to, but I figured that most people doing this mod would have some sort of auto bed levelling system in place. 2 x 450mm MGN12H Dual Carriage Linear Rails (500mm will fit the length of the extrusion but I haven't tried them) ...

I haven't got endstops figured out yet but I've got it working for now. Note that the LM8UU bearings are pretty much press-fit as I printed them. I used a clamp to press them into the printed parts, and I don't think they're coming out any time soon...

Glue your two buttons and the switch to their holders and figure out where you want them on the handle. Glue the 12 magnets into the upper core, making sure all the magnets are in the same direction. Do any other mounting of parts you want to do know...

has around 4000mm/s (input shaping values, which will increase using thicker belts..these are my figures.. yours may be differ) i can run the machine upto 15000mm/s accel without skipping steps.. which on a beds slinger is fantastic.. and this is due...

It's up to you to figure out how to engrave your design... ...there are lots of tutorials on the web, at least :)</p> <h3>Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer Brand:</strong></p> <p>Printrbot</p> <p><strong>Printer:</strong></p> <p>Printrbot Simple...