ptc hacks 3d models

Usually, we resort to threading our model and then scaling it or some equally imprecise hack. You can however create your own thread profiles if you know where and how to do it. Fusion 360 stores thread data in an XML file located at...

FRC Team 4026 required an arm on a 1/2" hex shaft to activate a limit switch (catapult design and we must stop when cocked then load the ball) so I replaced the ugly lexan hacked thing we used with this. Two parts - there's the hub, which is...

... No Infill: 40% Notes: No cooling fan with ABS except the first couple layers of the bridge. I hacked up others' STL files in OpenSCAD and made some changes.

I hacked this together and decided to share. I love my state, Illinois, and it breaks my heart to see that the only bi-partisan thing being done is continuing to hurt the state and the residents. Regardless, if you're a duck hunter, Illinois lover,...

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How I Designed This =================== I edited a fan from: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1997760 I used these dimensions in the cf spreadsheet: h_height: 23 h_diameter: 24 arm_width: 16 arm_thickness: 4.6 wall_thickness: 0.8 box_width: 28...

As a note: I've found a "hack" for countersinking screws in 3D printed parts when using "countersink" or "bugle head" screws. I make the screw hole just large enough to fit the shank/threads through and then use a cordless drill to spin the screw in...

I thought it might be helpful to others, so I've also included the STEP file so folks can more easily hack on the basic design.In order to use this, you'll need:M5 nutM5 bolt, 25mm or longerZip ties, 4.5mm or narrower and at least 50mm longTo...

This is a straightforward project for the Goodfet device, a compact electronic board used for performing JTAG operations and hardware hacking. As a beginner in this field, my explanation may be simplistic, but I needed to create a quick case for the...

In the realm of classic PlayStation games, one iconic title stands out among its peers - MediEvil, a legendary hack-and-slash adventure that has captured the hearts of gamers for generations. This medieval masterpiece, created by SCE Studio...

The bolt is a quick hack for 20mm threaded passthroughs I still had around (see below). ***Parts*** - 8mm metal rod in your needed length. - Two or four 608ZZ bearings (7mm width, 22mm diameter, 8mm hole). ... On the bigger picture is visible besides...

working on it) You'll need some basic tools: a hack saw, drill, screw driver,. the same tools that came with the 802m or A8. You will need all the hardware from those printers:. bearings,. Y and X drive trains,. all of it. All pieces are slide clamp...

There are many TERTIAL Work lamp - IKEA hacks, but this is mine. I do a lot of online assistive technology workshops for my employer (<a href="https://www.makersmakingchange.com/">Makers Making Change</a>) and I needed a cheap and flexible camera...

... long ago, it's a pain to use…</p><p>Anyway, I made it 6.5mm higher, so now it is 15mm high. It is easier to use with thumb/index finger scroll action this way.No .STP file this time, as this is just a very quick “hack” of a already nice .STL.&nbsp;

I ordered a direct drive kit online and was prepping to hack it together with the dual geared extruder... but then I noticed the bracket that came with it was designed for Creality's MK8 extruder (metal and plastic). After taking some measurements,...

I found this could be done through some clever hacking, containers and dockers. Honestly though, I just wanted to print and avoid as many headaches as possible, so I kept looking. Eventually I stumbled on Repetier Sever. This little software package...

v2: I replaced the hack to get hex holes with an actual calculation so it calculates correctly in Customizer. Also, I can now set holes to any number of sides (including 0 for circle). v3: I made corners angled and straight to improve layer...

The mount and diffuser were designed to be as "exterior" as possible, as the original box doesn't leave a lot of room after my hack-job of soldering and glueing. After printing and processing, the original box/face were superglued to the base of the...

... with contact adhesive, and stuck the whole inside the calculator with a glue roller. (If you wonder why the calculator in the photos has a ‘G++’ sticker and holes in its battery compartment, it's because it has been hacked to have 256kB of RAM.)

I'm continuing Henrik's practice of including the OpenSCAD source for the model, in case someone would like to hack on it. Instructions These were printed on a Replicator 2X at 0.15mm layers, 2 shells, and 15% infill. Some were printed with Milliard...

I checked on Thingiverse for other Ryobi Link mounts, and while they kinda worked, I wasn't too thrilled with the loose fitment and when I dove into the models, they were kinda hack-ish (the asymmetry really triggered my inner OCD). I instead...

Initially, we improvised with a hack - literally sawed off the bottom of the original arm and designed a printable bracket that made it removable in OpenSCAD. However, we were never fully satisfied with this solution. Therefore, here is an improved...

&nbsp;No supports are required.The recesses for the embedded nuts use the Maniacal Labs floating-hole hack, which depends on the specific layer height. The model is currently designed for a 0.2mm layer height. &nbsp;If you want to use a different...

Simply download this file and upload it to 3DHubs.com or bring the file to a local Hack Space. 1. Order your mould directly from Shapeways, which prints in an impressive range of materials and resolutions. If surface finish is crucial, this might be...

A hack saw to cut the aluminum parts and a file to clean those cuts. A screw driver and some wrenches. For the assembly and the hardware you need please refer to the parts and assembly drawings files. You will find in those all the hardware you need...

To make it extra special, I've found a clever hack - after printing, you can attach a double-sided tape to hold the holder firmly in place on the mirror. This simple yet ingenious solution ensures your shaver stays securely fastened, making it easier...

Also, I didn't like the fact that on the display I had, the control board needed to sit off to the side. So, I hacked together a straight-through 40pin connector from the display to the controller so that I could mount the controller on the rear of...

After butchering the original print to work, some measurements followed by a quick-n-dirty hack job in TinkerCAD I got the job done. Now the final print looks decent unlike the butcher job. Things I changed: 1. The speaker was hitting the case...

But what really sets the drone apart is its ability to hack into electronic devices. Whether it's a computer system, a security camera, or even a taser, the drone can access it remotely, giving us valuable insight into the enemy's plans and...

... them in PCTPE). As far as printing nylon, besides the drying issue ... printing nylon has been easier than printing PLA. The frame is around 3g. This is a hack job remix of: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1808557 Print Settings: Notes: Prusa MKII