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The surface the table is sitting on is also important here, so the bearing holders don't get blown out the back.You need a very flat print-bed for this. Otherwise you can get wobble on the table, or skipping gears. It is possible to do sort of a...

If your motor runs at an appropriate speed at normal battery voltage, this isn't needed.M3 locknuts (x25)M3x10mm button head bolts (x32)35mm nylon standoffs (x3)Printed standoffs can also be usedMini felt or rubber feet (x3)Hot glue, wires,...

In my case it takes 45-60 minutes after the print has ended and the part just lays loose on the print bed…Using a brim was not needed in my tests, because I cleaned my textured sheet with dishwashing liquid carefully with a sponge and then with...

...There are several ways to help the IPA vapors escape from inside the part:Blow into the opening (if available: use compresed air)Put the parts onto the heat bed at about 65-70°CLet the part sit in warm and dry environmentAfter that repeat this step.

It will be held in place by the fiber. These parts are a little prone to lifting of the bed, so it might be necessary to use a brim (had a couple fail). I did add some internal cuts to chop up the long perimeters which should in theory balance...

It will be held in place by the fiber. These parts are a little prone to lifting of the bed, so it might be necessary to use a brim (had a couple fail). I did add some internal cuts to chop up the long perimeters which should in theory balance...

While these parts will work off the print bed after they are cleaned up with minimal sanding (i.e. removing the Z seams and eliminate any sharp brim remnants) (update: the advice here is obsolete since I released the v50 mouthpiece. New recommended...

While these parts will work off the print bed after they are cleaned up with minimal sanding (i.e. removing the Z seams and eliminate any sharp brim remnants) (update: the advice here is obsolete since I released the v50 mouthpiece. New recommended...

It also means that aside from the jaw and skull cap that may still need to be cut depending on your printer bed size, most of the seams on the helmet will look completely natural and won't need to be hidden or filled. This cuts down on...

But I don't recall going to bed. Well, I'm sure this is very disconcerting. This is a bit of a surprise to me. I mean, you're a bee! I am. And I'm not supposed to be doing this, but they were all trying to kill me. ...

1.8m, it's a really big model, divided in 18 parts per level, and needs to be printed with 35cm bed printer. Since bigger printers are becoming more popular, I decided to include this scale. Also, the Amongusers can be made in this scale, and use it...

In the Old Norse poem Grímnismál in the Poetic Edda, the dragon Níðhöggr is described as gnawing on the roots of Yggdrasil, the world tree.[121] In Norse mythology, Jörmungandr is a giant serpent that encircles the entire realm of Miðgarð in the sea...

G CODE FOR YOUR SLICING ; Sliced by CANVAS ; ; *** Actual Slicing Settings As Used *** ; ; [Printer] ; extension = gcode ; costPerHour = 0 ; extruderCount = 4 ; firmwareType = RepRap 5D Absolute ; addComments = true ; g4pUsesSeconds = false ; fanPWM...