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It's a drag when you don't have them and you need to configure microstepping. 3 x Stepper drivers 1 x 12V power supply (the one I have is a quite beefy 12.5A, salvaged from another project) 4 x 8 mm diameter rods, any length you want (by pairs...

Of course this also works for all other dimensions. Update: When building a second version I used different parts in the base. I changed the default design to use a standard toggle switch which can be found on coffee makers. For the power inlet I...

The pics I included are from a cube mounted version of this which is otherwise identical (I did not make the wall mount version). This thing will require: One 608zz bearing, which can be salvaged from an old fidget spinner. </li> <li>One spring...

I have included a 1:1 floor plan to help position the supports but this is to be used as a guide only.I have also listed the wheels as optional as I ended up using two salvaged hoverboard tyres and built the rims around these dimensions but any type...

1 x HotEnd Fan Cage, v2 (ABS!!!, print flat, RE picture, no support) borrowed and re-mastered from HeroMe at: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3092044 2 x M3x8 (mount to HotEnd Plate) 2 x M2.4 screws (mount to HotEnd Plate, on its top) 2 x M3x20...

Salvage the following items from your original control box: - Power Supply Unit (PSU) - Power Terminal ( where you plug the cable in) - On/Off switch - MOSFET (that small green board at the back with the huge heatsink) - exhaust fan ( if you don't...

Using the two small self-tapping screws (salvaged from e-waste), fix onto the typeball with the section between the screw loops above (away) from the surface. Keep a good supply of paperclips handy as it will take a few goes to get one that fits...

I usually salvage these parts before throwing old hardware away, so I have a bunch of them. The power connector is not optimal, but looks nice, when glued into the base. As said the model is customizable, so you can use what ever you have at hand. ...

Bend the ends upwards and over in the shape of the ears. Using the two small self-tapping screws (salvaged from e-waste), fix onto the typeball with the section between the screw loops above (away) from the surface. Keep a good supply of paperclips...

&nbsp;To salvage the board in that case, I printed new labels in the two colours and glued those over top of the original labels. (That was the yellow/purple board.) &nbsp; I recommend that you glue the labels on <i>after</i> glueing the squares, to...

Files: • CarriageV3.stl (carriage base, minus blower mount) • LimitSwitchPlate.stl (striker plate for x-axis limit switch) • PCBstandoff.stl (Qidi printed circuit board mount) • BeltClamp.stl (x-axis belt clamp) • CableGuide.stl (flex cable routing...

You find them on internet routers, USB hubs, scanners and other low power devices. I usually salvage these parts before throwing old hardware away, so I have a bunch of them. The power connector is not optimal, but looks nice, when glued into the...

You find them on internet routers, USB hubs, scanners and other low power devices. I usually salvage these parts before throwing old hardware away, so I have a bunch of them. The power connector is not optimal, but looks nice, when glued into the...

I usually salvage these parts before throwing old hardware away, so I have a bunch of them. The power connector is not optimal, but looks nice, when glued into the base. As said the model is customizable, so you can use what ever you have at hand. ...

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