spore mines 3d models

I printed mine on the MPSM and have attached my .gcode file if you want to use it. It's set for a bed temperature of 60C and a filament temperature of 200 and 205. This seems to work well with the White Monoprice brand PLA. You also need two #6...

I wrapped mine in a single layer of electrical tape before inserting. A flathead screwdriver can be twisted in the slot to open up the motor housing. You could also hot glue them or something. I hot glued down the slot after a while and it holds...

I wanted to create my second mostly 3D printed car, but this time I wanted it to be mine. As I didn't want to do the same work again for a third car or a friend's car, I designed it to be as open and customizable as possible so more people could...

Mostly, I used his idea for the cable plug, mine is for a round cable and his is for the flat one that comes with the Wyze camera. I am not going to put any of his parts up, because that would not be right. But honestly, just buy his for $1.99... ...it...

Mine threaded easily but if you have any issues, I recommend starting the screw in the threads prior to joining the arms. Once the final arm assembly is complete, make the proper electrical connections to the LED and you should be ready to go. ...Hope...

I had to convert mine to 220V from its original 400V setup, so I rewired the controls and added a frequency modulation system that converts one phase to three-phase output. I used a Siemens Sinamics G110 with a G110 Basic Operator Panel and installed...

I had to use the 5mm High shim with mine. Additionally you will need a 1/4-20 T-nut. a 1/4-20x1/2" thumb screw & rubber bands. With that length thumb screw which is the shortest I could find you will need a shim. I made some guide holes for the T-Nut...

... It will work without, but some bridging is involved and will happen better with cooling. I printed mine without a cooling fan, and then printed a nicer looking one using the first functional but more rough one. ... Category: 3D Printer Parts

My LampI made mine personally to look like blown glass globe with old porcelain style figures and I decided to add lights to make it light up as well, like a blown glass lamp. I used anigque gold rub'n buff on the stand leaving the some black plastic...

I printed some samples from PLA with good results, and although mine were in white PLA, I have some closer 'ivory tint' PLA which I have not tried yet. You can see the result on the original board where I have substituted the leftmost paddle of the...

The parts needed for the build are as follows: 1 segment of 1.25-inch hose with included fittings, the fittings could be 3d printed but mine came with them so I used them, dimensions available in this link. With a better air seal than I had only one...

The Cap can be screwed down with a small screw, mine snaps on tightly and didn't need the screw until I dropped it and the spool spilled in one direction, the pen in another. Rewinding the spool is tedious so I now use a screw to keep the Cap on,...

got mine here https://goo.gl/obFmFD 6 - Dremel Wand Mount Plate: Want to turn your printer into a CNC machine? This mount will hold the Dremel Wand attachment for CNC routing on your printer! 7 - Dremel Wand Clamp: Of course you have to clamp it...

The main difference is that mine doesn't have the same pretty slide mechanism where you can see the shaft of the Head go all the way in. This just gives up too much strength and adds complexity to the print so I just enclosed it. The hardest part...

- Front Barrel Cap - This cap just slides into the front and includes the new front profile to match the movie prop - some minor sanding will be needed for a tight fit (this is by design to allow other modifications or disassembly) - I may add a...

Required hardwareRaspberry Pi Pico (RP2040) microcontroller boardUSB cable (as it has to be cut and soldered a USB 2.0 is preferred, because it only has 4 wires)4x Cherry MX key switches or other with similar size4x Keycaps (or print your own)4x M2x6...

I printed mine with the small side on the build plate, so I printed at 45° upwards as the center of the color plates big side is the only thing visible at the end.The top color plate is a hit and miss, as the printer tends to lift the plate up and...

For a 5 card wallet, 18mm length screws are perfect; I used McMaster 92095A472 for mine.One back panel. At time of publishing this I only have one style available, but I plan for at least a couple more that I'll try to add over the coming weeks when...

The only place supports were generated for me was on the ~70 degree overhang between the back of the box and the axle, but I imagine a lot of printers could handle it (mine isn't fully tuned yet though). To make the print-in-place work, the print...

I mounted on top of a couple stacked up scrap 2x6s (mine were a little narrower than 6"). I put some rubber feet on it to keep it from slipping. The crank handle is short enough that when mounted this way, the handle does not need to extend beyond...

And please publish your results as I would truly enjoy seeing a much better Intelligrill presentation than mine! Having little to no HTML/JavaScript/JSON experience, I depended heavily on the tutorials from w3schools.com (a great resource), the...

Using a 3mm bolt (I think mine were 25mm long), glue the standoff to the outside of the rocket using the bolt through the tube and into the base to hold it in place. Don't glue the screw, you'll want to remove that. Consult the included image for...

Don't go overkill with the magnet strength.11 small (15mm) silicone rubber bands for grip (source)Soft adhesive for fixing the magnets (UHU universal gel glue works perfectly)Strong adhesive to fix on the wall/surface (I used silicone on...

This is a true mini-factory; it's mine (and shared with you), it's mini (or even micro) and it certainly makes paper. This design has not been tested. It's published to ensure I don't lose the files, as happened earlier, and partly because there's a...

... You need: 1 x Phone Clamp.stl I use a Samsung S9 in mine, landscape and rear facing for the better camera and it fits perfectly. It holds it reasuringly tight, but not stupid tight either (of course the springs you use will play a role in that).

Mine looked pretty good but it was giant! Step 2: Import the image into Tinkercad Uploading your SVG file to Tinkercad is easy. First, get a free account at www.tinkercad.com if you don't have one already; then open a new Design. In the right...

I made mine from both PET G and ABS which I normally don't require the use of a brim or a raft. I did need to use support for the magnet recesses, but I found that no support also worked well for me. The magnets will be glued in place. The problem:...

... Mine just didn't come to life until I did. You are welcome to message here for the Arduino Nano code for fading, then adjust for your microprocessor or pinout and preferences. ...I didn't want to make this model description any longer LOL

Regardless, the model as is can be assembled if you don't mind a little filing of every piece to open the channels (assuming your printer performance is similar to mine). I also printed a 9 piece model here at 35% scale and 50% scale here: ...

For four-square you will need to cut: 12 horizontals - I cut mine to 1.5 metre lengths, which works well for the game and means I can get two out of each standard 3-metre length of pipe 9 verticals - I cut these to 2 metre lengths - high enough that...