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After threading the rod on you can attach to the linear rail. Then add the motor and pulley. Be careful to ensure the pulley is positioned so that the belt will not rub. At this point you'll want the tensioner side on before adding the extrusion. But...

I'd love to see your build! Arduino code and other build resources:https://github.com/Rad-Bench/flux Category: PropsParts list:3D printer: Voxelab Aquila:https://amzn.to/31O58kqStahlin J1210HPL(the...

For the extruder I used from: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2735475/files cable-holder.stl https://www.thingiverse.com/download:4650325 extruder-cover.stl https://www.thingiverse.com/download:4650320 extruder-idler.stl...

If you need to disconnect the parts there is a little opening provided for knocking out the wedge out of the socket (use flat topped 3-5mm rod). Connectors are Z-shaped so assemble row by row or plan ahead. Due to nature of FDM technology all...

Loved the hot rod Ossum made so much I had to make one. I wanted it to be functional as an actual rock crawler so I put most of the weight up front and down low for steep climbs. I designed it to work with an axial ax10 wraith or scx10 style...

After threading the rod on you can attach to the linear rail. Then add the motor and pulley. Be careful to ensure the pulley is positioned so that the belt will not rub. At this point you'll want the tensioner side on before adding the extrusion. But...

A warped first layer creates a bad base for the bearing block, which then makes your bearings way too tight on the rods. I recommend a layer height of 0.15 to 0.2. Don't do much larger than...

Obviously I've made everything so that I'll get the best results with my setup. To put everything together you will also need two 50mm metal or plastic rods of a diameter of 3mm for the bed and two pieces of 60mm for the x-axis. How I Designed This...

I didn't like having to purchase the threaded rods so I created a hexagonal printed shaft for the spools that is 90mm as opposed to the 80mm of the threaded shafts from amazon. They are meant to be printed laying down (hence the hex shape) because...

The cable going down to the station needs to be clamped to the base to protect the reed wires.Printing configurationLayer height 0.2mm0.4mm nozzle15% infillWhite PETG filamentBlack TPE / TPU filamentplace gauge and base part upside downautomatic...

If something does not move easily it is probably due to a seam/blob/string and you should use a piece of fine sandpaper to make the affected area smooth. Put the screw on the base and make sure it can rotate easily Put the nut on the base and make...

Parts (in addition to filament) * [6off 8x2 magnets - I used 8x2 N42 1kg pull magnets that I already had](https://www.first4magnets.com/circular-disc-rod-c34/8mm-dia-x-2mm-thick-n42-neodymium-magnet-1kg-pull-p3010#ps_0_3056|ps_1_16656) *...

It is mechanically very simple and relies on a long rod with right-hand threads (clockwise) on one side and left-hand threads (counter-clockwise) on the other side. So, when the shaft is spun it causes the clamps to advance in opposite directions and...

With the RunOut sensor it is to be noted that the connections are not simply 1:1 the two outer wires must be turned at the connector. Used screws, nuts and washers: Extruder: 3x M3x35mm (original) RunOut sensor: 2x M3x16mm (original) 2x M3 hammer...

Bearings were used to reduce friction. However, bearings that match the axles provided in the parts kit could not be easily sourced. So, ¼ inch steel rod was selected for the axle size because bearings with an inner diameter of ¼ inch are cheap and...

Push on the rod near both bearings to press them into their place. <img alt="" src="https://cdn.thingiverse.com/renders/43/53/b8/b5/1e/a6b70610fe3225a0e4f79729edf138de_preview_featured.jpg"/></p> </li> <li><p>Verify the axle turns freely.<br/>...

It should be trivial enough to print out a release cog (the same as the power cog, but with a transverse hole for a suitable steel rod as a double-ended lever) to assist, but I didn't do that. I should have. This project depends upon two awesome...

I like the idea of running an ~8" pipe up through the center of the array to the focal point to mount something to heat on as well as help with alignment as the sun will shine through the long hollow metal pipe if it is exactly aligned or perhaps a...

While none of the parts I modified have a sharealike qualifier and both cantechnically be converted to BSD 2-clause as a result, large parts of their design dimensions remain intact and I don't feel like being a jerk either.How I Designed ThisThe...

Tape it down to be clear of the Z threaded rod, and on the floor of the chamber. When replacing back cover, if having problems getting the second flange around the adjuster in place, just push straight down on it with a flat screwdriver.Placing fans...

Similarly, put the other two "3mm disks" on the bottom and the top of the 3d-printed "pointer." Then we have to construct the cap for "pointer+wheels." By using an M2 screw (or a rod) to align the little holes, glue the "wheel cap" with the two "5mm...