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The "long base" would be appropriate for a double fan spinner adding more leverage &amp; counterweight to the rear of the assembly.Print SettingsPrinter Brand:Creality Printer: Ender 3Rafts: No Supports: NoResolution: 220 Infill: 15Filament:any...

Colors: pink: face, ear_rear_l, arml_1, arml_3, arml_5, arml_7, armr_1, armr_3, armr_5, armr_7, arm_bump (two copies), tail_2, tail_4, tail_6, tail_8 purple: head, arml_2, arml_4, arml_6, armr_2, armr_4, armr_6, tail_1, tail_3, tail_5, tail_7,...

The belt fastenings are designed in such a way that their tension force compensates for each other at the rear and presses the expanding brackets at the front, and not to break. This minimizes the possibility of cracks showing under high...

To be sure, you can still screw it into the second hole (some M4-M5 with a nut), but this is not necessary - the guide lies perfectly in its groove.For this cabinet - the necessary wooden elements for the drawer - I made it from a 14 mm thick...

But when I came to do this design, I had no idea where the original holes would have been.\r\n\r\nThe rear of the case has positions for two screws to secure the back piece in place. However, I managed to get the tolerance right so that it's a...

... hull. The stern and two rear panels have a new alignment system now. I also changed the bow so that it has less weight in it to help it float higher on the water line. I am printing the parts for the mast today and should have pics up very soon.

However, the rear section of the gun has been streamlined to match the AKM-like design of the Groza with a flat bottom. This may limit the size of the batteries you can use, but since I haven't printed the blaster myself, I can't say for sure. ...

In order to prevent dust and dirt particles as much as possible from coming into the slider channels of the S22 Pro the aim is to close off the beginning and the end of the sliders from particles, however you also don't want to introduce friction and...

The hot bed is a self-adhesive from GulfCoast Robotics, and the cable chain rides on the plexi separator sheet to the rear and down into the drawer. The extruder is an exact clone of the upgraded DD extruder I have on my Maker Select V2. Micro...

My final changes were minor, and purely cosmetic: I added an additional curve to the rear section of the base, and picked a nice font to slap a recessed "GT3" logo on the (now wider) pedestal part of the stand. The finishing touch was to add 4...

In the rear half of the case, a bracket is attached to the cover and bottom, to which the control board is attached through the M3 racks. As racks, I used standard racks for attaching boards. I didn't have long racks and screwed a few short ones...

This also means that 70-80mm shocks on the rears are ideal to prevent too much unnecessary rubbing under articulation. 80-90mm shocks for the front will fit fine, but expect some rubbing with the 90mm shocks at full articulation. With this setup it...

... support. As the keyboard top should be printed face down but the rear section will not be flat I'd advise using a support layout that will leave behind some pleasing stipes on the case top if you don't intend to sand entirely flat. ... Have fun!

Your back plate should be looking something like this:STEP 13We will now place an Alloy Steel Nut ¼" into each slot, total 2 per side.We are now ready to attach our Base to our Rear Frame. To the bottom nut we will attach an Alloy Steel Flat-Tip Set...

The rear axle is driven and driven by two motors. It uses wheels that are sold in the store. The front axle is swivel, controlled by one servo drive. For him, the wheel rims are printed on a printer, and the tires are used from those wheels that are...

However, the rear section of the gun has been streamlined to match the AKM-like design of the Groza with a flat bottom. This may limit the size of the batteries you can use, but since I haven't printed the blaster myself, I can't say for sure. ...

mainly the original front of the Percy chassis that's now the rear. the front part will need the clip to be glued into the holes in it are to help secure it in place and hopefully prevent it from being pulled up from it. then take the rods that help...

The hardest part is getting the proper spacing from the middle (2nd) axle, to the rear (3rd) axle. If you put them too close together, it is very difficult to make a drive shaft between them that wont either bind up, or just pop apart when either...

The rear wheel is prevented from precessing as the front wheel does by friction of the tires on the ground, and so continues to lean as though it were not spinning at all. Hence gyroscopic forces do not provide any resistance to tipping. At low...

Don't discard the leftover piece; we'll use it to fill the front and rear walls. Take care to maintain perfect geometry and avoid sloping lines. Use a plane-angle to keep everything parallel. Sloping lines can compromise the stability of the box. Be...

Disconnect from the USB cable and carefully insert the LED strip and Wemos into the rear case. The Wemos should pop into place with a little force. 9. Feed the USB cable through the case slot and plug into the Wemos. 10. Align and press...

We reproduced the same lights as an actual F1 car has by mounting 3x4 LEDs in the rear wing mount. Combined with a small power converter being powered straight from the battery, this adds a simple but really cool finishing touch to the project. We...

I found that the rear left nozzle interfered very slightly with the red cable to my heater block, but I simply added a bit of slack to this by loosening the cable ties on the back of the extruder body, and have not had any issues since. Other tweaks...