reboot hack slash 3d models

Inspired by impressive results I achieved using this hack on my Folger Tech Kossel 2020: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1313461 This design is based on the same geometry as before, but with some cut-outs to snugly fit Azza's z-brace mod, check out...

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...

If you hack off the sprue, you can use this 3D print as is, however I wanted a solid pewter coffee tamper so that's what this is for. Obviously, you can use this to cast bronze, brass or aluminum too. I printed with PLA at 10% infill and 0.7mm...

This lets you "hack" the HAT with a high-quality analog output by soldering wires onto the protruding GPIO header pins. No-standoff alternative: Versions with smaller holes are included in case you don't want to use standoffs. In this case, you can...

I hacked off the existing PCB holders from each design, then combined the two "Franken-Parts" and adjusted their dimensions to match as closely as possible. After some tinkering, I was able to create a functional charger that works for me. It may or...

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... Source Code Hacking the Source Code The source code results from integrating excellent projects: The Ultimate Box Maker Customizable Fan Grille Openscad Hex Grid Generator Refer to these original projects for additional documentation and samples.

I simply didn't feel like printing whole tiles, so I hacked them down into manageable chunks instead. You'll need a pretty large quantity of them to assemble the design properly, but it does help conserve on magnet usage! To be completely honest,...

Way back then, I didn't have a 3D printer and instead hacked a plastic part to sort-of fit. However, while I was making parts for the shower, I figured it's finally time to 3D-print a safe(r) drain cover. This one's safe partly because it's got...

Added the arduion sketch too, its messy as it was a quick hack though others may find it useful, it was originally based on Neofire found on github so that is still in there, but then for the tree I added the neopixel library also and so a...

This is a way to hack the vase mode common in most 3D print slicers so that "vase" has two walls, which should also help seal the mask. The mask "cap" is meant to be printed in PLA or PETG. It has mounts for strings or elastic to make loops to...

Print Settings: Printer: Hacked Davinci 1.0 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: Fine/Standard Infill: 10-20% Notes: I will print in ABS and vapor polish to make it smooth for casting later. How I Designed This Solidworks Modeled in Solidworks by...

... around. Provided you're reasonably sane about what you hang on them (not bricks or gallons of milk, etc.), they should hold up quite well to normal use. All credit goes to the original designer - I just hacked it up and glued it together digitally.

Just something I quickly hacked together to be able to feed my printer from a second Robox spool which is not in the printer. I had some ~10mm plastic pipe laying around, so I used that to connect sides of the holder together and also as an axle that...

I have been looking through various Thingiverse listings and really liked the skimmer hack but my pool setup is different I have the more oval bars than the round ones. Mine is the Coleman 18ft Above Ground with the port holes in the sides, I am very...

Here are the items needed to complete this hack: Amazon Echo Dot: $50 - https://amzn.com/B01DFKC2SO Anker SoundCore Mini: $22.99 - https://amzn.com/B01HTH3C8S Micro USB Y Cable: $5.69 - https://amzn.com/B017OPOG58 Print Settings: Printer Brand:...

So, I decided to hack a game called Loopin' Louie, commonly known as Looping Louie in most of Europe. I added several 3D printed parts to it and connected another toy called "Mind Flex" brain controller. With these additional components and some...

... try adding a small brim (thanks to stern.shawn for the suggestion)I have only been able to test a few of these models, so please let me know if you run into any issues. All models were generated from a hacked version of this awesome OpenSCAD script.

Basically, the hack is to just to unplug the noisy 40mm fan at the back. The only issue is that cooling for the power supply is reduced. I've been running my Snapmaker like this for a year or so, and the PSU does get warm during long runs. It...

Instructions include downloading the zip file, printing all STL files, assembling the printed parts, hacking two servos for the wheels, mounting the remaining unmodified servo on the gripper, attaching an Arduino Mega (with potential additional...

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...

I used Carbon Fiber PC CPE by filaments.caPrint the peg on its side (with supports) else the peg will probably snap during use due to high temps, the weight of the top rack and layer direction.Ideally use 100% infill for the part that the wheel (and...

 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.  If you want to use a different...

The spacers along with the ball hack almost removes the wobble in my case. Warning: the TOP and the BOTTOM parts are NOT identical! Useful note to understand the problem: The picture down here is the illustration of the wobble mechanism. As...

Which is based on QMK, by the way, so it's super hack-able, if you're into custom keyboards. What's it Cost? Not counting filament and time, the Teensy StreamDeck should cost right around $40 to put together. ...Which is a <em>ton</em> less than some...

After finishing the digital version of my Karmann Ghia's clock replacement last week:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1068919,I found the brightness, which can't be adjusted on this digital version, to be unacceptably bright and blinding for night...

During the 2020 pandemic, I had a lot of downtime and in the greatest of secrecy, I was able to hack into the NORAD's missile defense server. While I was browsing, I came across a folder labeled Top Secret and inside was a file titled: "Project:...

Additionally, I've uploaded the Solidworks files for anyone who wants to hack on it and make their own improvements. Print Settings: Printer Brand: MakerGear Printer: M2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 20% Notes: To get the...

This is the first of a series of objects I intend to throw to "hack" into the brain. The Biohacking Carpet is a set of plastic nails that you can attach to your pillow to exert acupressure on your neck or head. It is an ancient Indian technique that...

... vertical Wyze mount. The mount secures to the receiver with two M4-18 or 20 and two nuts. I’ve included a model of the receiver without the mounting ring so you can easily part hack it and stick a Wyze cam to whatever you can imagine. ...Enjoy!