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just another hinge in amongst the probably hundreds out there.. ...I made this hinge and told the mrs I would be replacing every door hinge in the house with these, she wasnt happy

.1 layer height20% infill (just what I used)PLA(205 hot end, 60 heat bed)45 mm/s print speed, 100 mm/s travel speedenable retractionno supports 

This Articulated Snake is a fun toy that shouldnt take alot of time to print. you can put it on shelfs around stuff or just laying around. ... The Stringing is a problem with my printer so dont expect that to happen on yours What i used: Slicer:...

Align the model so that it lies flat on the print bed and the highest point is the hinge. Pressure No support structures are needed.Modell so ausrichten, dass es flach auf dem Druckbett liegt und der höchste punkt das Schanier ist.Druck es werden...

A quick revision to address a few issues I encountered with printing the original design. I increased the gap above the arms to minimize bridging filament adhesion and facilitate easier removal. ...Additionally, I relocated one of the gears slightly due...

Two different hinges I designed and printed for a project of mine. ...They're pretty specific to what I needed for my project but perhaps others can use them as a useful starting point.</p><p>0.5mm tolerance between parts</p><p>0.2mm layer...

Printing directly onto a D-ring requires precision and control, so I opted for the thinnest layer thickness possible - 0.15 millimeters. Thicker layers, such as 0.2 millimeters, can still produce acceptable results but may not yield the same level of...

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... was created using the Customizer tool (http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=230139). ...To print, set hinge clearance to .23, cube height at 10, stacking clearance to .16, hinge radius as .75, and enable snubbing.

If you want to use a different ball, switch to the "No Ball" file and then insert a ping pong or other ball once the print has moved past the height of your chosen ball. Note that standard ping pong balls have a 40mm diameter, so wait until you...

... right here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pis6VDcppsM! If you're going to print this, lay it on its back and add lots of supports, especially to the back of the head (go around the hair and support the eyes!) since the head is a separate piece.

It is intended to be printed at 1.26 scale which uses twice as much material. the larger scale will forgive the smaller gap. THe original model by LoboCNC is a really good piece of work and I really appreciate having the SolidWorks file from that...

... :) Should be able to be printed on any printer that has decent bridging and can fit about a 200x200 mm build surface. I'd recommend using gluestick or something to make sure the first layer does not have any adhesion issues. ... Category: Jewelry

Printed on the Bed, no need for a BrimThese are the base files, I'm hoping that someone can make some cool necklaces or use this as the backbone for an articulated creature (dragon, worm, snake….)UPDATE March 25, A Few users reported that the bottom...

... it, let me know. :) Should be able to be printed on any printer that has decent bridging and can fit about a 200x200 mm build surface. ... I'd recommend using gluestick or something to make sure the first layer does not have any adhesion issues.

I designed a small box to store some stuff from work.Inner dimensions: 63mmx60mm70mm (HxBxT).The cover latch is made for 5x1mm magnets.&nbsp;Print SettingsThere are small forms on the cover to make custom brims for better bed adhesion.Split the...

However, be aware that printing this new design can be challenging and may not be suitable for beginners. The process of disassembling the components might prove difficult but is achievable. If you want to customize the design further, download the...

Worked on the great design https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5187567 from ppitekk to make it printable as one.No Screws needed.Approved in action ;)

A small caster for anything, I used it for running filament. ... ATTENTION YOU NEED TO PUT BOTH OF THE THING FILES TOGETHER IN THE SLICIER!!

This creation is a product of Tinkercad's innovative design platform. ...Make adjustments and fine-tune it in real-time at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/lpJD0ghF6rS.

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Click Here for Scalable Version After its finished printing you should use some flush cutters to cut the supports for the fin, they also break off on there own pretty easily but you may want to use a knife to smooth out the leftover nubs. ... I...

Internal parts redesigned WORD OF WARNING: Be prepared for failure, this is not an easy print. Only try this if you're up for an experiment! It will be tough to get the parts loose but it's definitely doable! As always, I've posted a STEP for those...

The mechanism for this puppet came to meduring the Crafsman contest video and I'm really proud of how it turned out! Check out my entry right here: AWRIGHT! If you're going to print this, lay it on its back and add a lot of supports, especially to...

... no bells and whistles, but it's an interesting piece of the collection nonetheless. :)If you have issues printing any of my designs, DM me on Instagram ( https://www.instagram.com/vit.budina/ ) and I will send you my Cura profile.Enjoy! ...:D</p>

Gathering a diverse array of precision-fitted PIP ball joints to match up with 1/4-inch dowels. ... Take a look at these versatile components in motion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vo7xJMrKNbs Updated as of October 29, 2015

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Mo7VGDBU9nI Based on this joint: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=lims2-ambidex probably best not to scale up for the one with the supports baked in.

This model is a result of using Tinkercad's intuitive interface to bring an idea into reality. ...Make adjustments and enhancements directly in the browser at this address: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/1ebMuP92EYQ

This is a remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4675334 I make it little bigger and add a clip to hold itself in the closed position stl is for 0.15 layer high