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I prefer 20mm/s for first layer. If your pins/posts have trouble going in, just slightly reduce x/y size in slicer (in steps of .1 or .2mm, you don't want them sloppy loose)Candy Brain Bucket is NOW PUBLISHED!: My remix using this skull as basis...

... to break free, reduce the flow rate in the slicer. I also used maximum retract to reduce "blobs"adding a bit of vegetable oil will work wonders Update: I added the step files so you can modify the design as neededCategory: Toys & Games

... easily, message me on discord/telegramand/or leave a comment and let's make your perfect version. I only ask that you post a make!If you'd like the CAD or STEP file too, no problem. I've already helped a bunch of great folks! ...Send me a ping

If you follow all the steps you will get a mix safety to use and effective, with small margin of error. Check the Openscad files if you wish to know how I have created the items. This item is intended to be a fast help, backup, in case you have read...

 And I am not sure exactly how well it will maintain a horizontal position:  I may need to add a third rail mount clamp, or make the two in use wider so they have a greater bearing surface to clamp more tightly.UPDATE:  I updated the corner.3mf and...

That will be for a next version.Update 08/01/2024We've now built a first version of this using the following components:Raspberry Pi 22500 mAh lipo batteryWaveshare like TFT screen off amazonan SNES USB controller off amazonA couple things added, a...

## Explanation Of course, the previous example routine is just an example, and the steps can be performed in any order or modified as desired. What's essential is not revealing the secret: ### Secret Each card has a number at the top left corner...

However, I don't know how this finished connector will stand up to shop use (namely, dropping it on a hard floor or stepping on it). I am considering wrapping each of the three receiving ends with duct tape, just to act as a bit of protective impact...

It also means it moves in discrete steps or clicks. This may not be ideal for all games. I'll use "left and right" to mean "counterclockwise and clockwise" in this description for shorthand. # Features ** Depress the spinner, like pressing...

Steps at 16, I saw no benefit to 32. Cumulative Babysteps to help you know where you're at. Speed tweaks for homing/probing. Some of the other configs out there are SUPER slow, some are WAY too fast, slamming the nozzle into the bed for probing. A...

 You can use the following files:Single Color:LIDDED_BINS-3E_LATCH_TOP_BOTH.STLMulticolor (load both files together in the slicer to maintain their relationship and answer “yes” to load them as a single...

I found it easier to screw the mount to the extrusion as a final step, but in your case it might be different due to space constraints.In general, you want the Raspberry Pi ports to be easily accessible which means there should be space to either...

... How I Designed This Using 123D I designed this coupling using 123D, starting from a Step file of Raby's original design (thank you!). ...I've added 0.75mm to the face of the tang to make the coupling slightly tighter, but this may be unnecessary.

Steps: Print out the above parts with 50% infil. Remove your current Z axis rods and assembly. This includes the Z smooth rods on either side, the threaded rods attached to the Z motors, the Z motor mounts on top, and the Z rod clamps on the bottom....

... should be fine, and it will then hold it securely once in place. Repeat the above step with the remaining instance of "platform-base-side," but reversed such that it fits into the remaining space. ...Place the completed cup holder into your Saab!

There are not really any special steps or tricks that I can think to help with assembly. Well, maybe the bltouch... bolt it to the mount first, then squeeze the assembly into where it goes on the carriage, before installing the hotend. It is a tight...

When creating my robotic arm, the first step I had to take was deciding what type of electronic components I needed for the arm. I decided to use a Raspberry pi 3 B+ microcomputer as the main computer of the arm. This component would send...

DONT resize the model Recommend these steps: 1) Print one shell 2) Print head connection (check fitting of ball socket, good 'POP' in and not easy to come out, but wiggle about with no stiffness) 3) Print other five shells (DONT connect them up...

Then you simply glue and adjust the position of the tail, take a step back, keep the cat clear of the scene and let it set. I'm using The Cheapest Machine Heads On Amazon, and the tail is big enough for most types. I pilot drilled to around 8mm...

To streamline your experience, I've organized them into separate ZIP files based on file format — choose from 3MF or STEP files according to your needs. Simply download the ZIP file that corresponds with the format you require.Where are the STL...

.step files have been provided for all components. Please be aware that the visor hole locations may need slight adjusting based on your frame design and shield/visor material thickness. Bottom Reinforcement: An extra perimeter has been added to...

Use pilot holes and gradually step up the bit size if hand drilling. - Clean up holes with craft knife - Install printed barrel nut on to the M4 upper. Test fit PVC, making sure that the fit is a slip-fit and not press-fit. Sand outside of...

I've had this installed on my doors for a couple weeks now and they have been working perfectly. Upgrade plans: Move the distance sensor to the bottom and use it instead for detecting if a car is in the bay. Change the door opening detection to a top...

For extra tightness, the m3 nut was inserted in the side of the mount block in step one. The bolt should catch on the nut. Snap on the z stop spacer (regular, large, or none at all depending on your need) so that it is aligned with the z stop...

In terms of organization, I think of this as that middle step where you keep bits and bobs gathered and kept track of for more responsible (and more awake, perhaps) storage later on. Very important, if you ask me!Technical information:What you will...

Wire the LED Ring Lights: • Place the LED ring lights into the appropriate space in the mount • Feed the wire through the gap at the back of the mount • Lift the ring light and apply a thin layer of glue to the mount • Press the ring light down to...

UPDATED(4/10/21) Added Step file This is my Front Electronics Enclosure for my Ender 3 V2. If you're like me then you get really tired of having to flip your printer over onto its side every time you have to access the mainboard. I created this so...

Currently, I have only designed 2 fan ducts, both using 5015 blower fans, though I did mock up some 4010 fan mounts, which I have included as step files in the zip archive. My ender 3's configuration files can be viewed here: ...

[UPDATE 8] Added step files per request (they may be out of date compared to some of the updated parts, did not have time to upload each and every piece so I used an old assembled version, hopefully that enough to help some people who needed to do...

... as RFID and interactive displays in fab labs, enhancing user engagement and learning experience. By following these steps, makers can create their own ESP32-based LCD cover with RFID technology for use in their local fab lab or community center.