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(refer to the accompanying image for visual representation before and after modification; I've utilized https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3302357 for testing purposes). To my own astonishment, this design doesn't compromise cooling in front of the...

I modified the existing design by making the trays slightly shorter and also increased the clearance between the tray and the printer so that the mounting tabs are much easier to slide into place -just tilt the tray up at a 45 degree angle to...

Basically the remixed Pi 3B+ mount from PjotrStrog designed to work with Malolo's Pi cases, but with an added cutout for those who have an added heat sink on the back of the Pi.

Check out this compatible product on IKEA's website: http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/products/lighting/integrated-lighting/ledberg-led-spotlight-white-art-20298820/ These tight-fit parts require optimal printing conditions - print them at moderate speed...

Sliced with Prusaslicer 2.5 using new Arachne system for quick testing of your filament or printer, Gcode files are in 0.4mm nozzle version and 0.6mm nozzle version.

This print will hold your pi cam in place if you want to use octo print with a pi cam.I recommend adding supports in Prusa slicer made for prusa mk3mk3smk3s+

Basically the remixed Pi 3B+ mount from PjotrStrog designed to work with Malolo's Pi cases, but with an added cutout for those who have an added heat sink on the back of the Pi.

I designed this filament guide specifically for my printer. It boasts a sleek, fully-rounded design that offers excellent working angles, as clearly demonstrated in the accompanying photographs. ...This innovative guide requires no added support...

The Handle has a slot for an M5 nut to slide in, but for imperial hardware I had to use a #6 nut in the slot and a #6 bolt with a washer on the head. The hinges are 3d printable and I also utilize a M5/#10 bolt through both parts of the hinge to...

... * Polymax polycarbonate is highly recommended for hot fins and fan shrouds due to its high thermal conductivity and durability. ... These changes aim to improve the overall performance, reliability, and print quality of the Mosquito 3D printing kit.

Adjustable mount allows camera to be positioned at a range of angles up to 90 degrees, providing flexibility for varied shooting perspectives. ...Additionally, the base component enables easy attachment of cameras using standard accessories such as a...

The original design shines brightly, yet it lacks a crucial element: handles on the covers. ...To rectify this, incorporating knobs or alternative options is a must. I've cleverly engineered a solution that allows for effortless cover removal.

The holder replaces original back cover of dial gauge. ...Just remove 4 screws, remove original cover, install holder and use again original screws. Dial Gauge for example: https://www.naradi-stavebniny.cz/dilenska-meridla/uchylkomer-0-10-0-01mm/

The carriage seems to have been originally designed for machines where the belts run vertically instead of horizontally, so I also added belt locks where needed instead of using the vertical belt loop method. I did keep the screw holes that were...

... I've opted to rotate the mount on its side. My only setback so far is that Fusion 360 wasn't cooperative during design. To give you more flexibility with your project, I'm including the original Fusion 360 archive files for modification as desired.

I was determined to avoid any unnecessary purchases for these fantastic Taurus feet, so I designed some "Socks" that can be printed with TPU! They fit quite securely as is, but you can easily scale them down to 97-98% (or adjust to your liking) to...

... yet designed to distribute weight evenly across the thin and flimsy surface of the LACK table. I've made OpenSCAD source code available for this project, but its quality is subpar, so I won't share it unless someone has a pressing need for it.

Here's what changed: * Optional cross-members to stiffen the top of Z-frame for added stability * Reinforced Z-top with improved smooth rod coupling for smoother prints * Optional frame lash and Z-rod height set screw to manage cantilevering *...

I gave this a thorough makeover and re-branded it Taurus to team up with the [Taurus Z axis](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3321711) as the next step for moving the PSU off the frame. You'll need 2 M4x14mm screws and 2 M4 hex nuts. This now...

You might notice some resistance compared to LM8U ball-type bearings, but this is not a cause for concern. Avoid over-tightening, as a small amount of play can aid alignment. To maintain the bushing's performance, apply a small amount of silicone...

For the 5mm rods, I used https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MTKNWZB/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00__o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and cut a piece to 19mm. ...The description says it's Stainless, but they are actually HSS, which is suitable, and I believe...

This isn't an ideal solution from an engineering standpoint, but it works for me. For this modified part, you'll also need to print new shaft mounts and stop limit holders. The gear box has space for the other end-stops. Check out this item on...

... with the carat symbols in the instructions. **Special thanks to Matthew Upp for creating this instruction set: https://www.thingiverse.com/MatthewUpp/about** I'm not sure about the process of adding this to other slicers, but it's likely possible.

... choking on the carat symbols in the instructions. ** Credit for this instruction set goes to Matthew Upp: https://www.thingiverse.com/MatthewUpp/about I'm sorry, do not know the process for adding this to other slicers, but it is likely possible.

One version is for the old Zaribo design, which I still use (pictured), and the second is for the new Zaribo R3 mod design. I utilize push-through pneumatic couplings found here:...

I recommend using this for rough alignment on the left-hand rod first, then fine-tuning with a pair of calipers for precise positioning on the right-hand rod. Keep in mind that the heated bed itself has some manufacturing slop, so you may want to...

- Two files are provided for the arm: one for an 8mm diameter spring or spacer and another for a 6mm diameter spacer. Use the metal spacer that came from Prusa if you haven't modified your printer. - It can be tricky to screw in the bottom retaining...

... some company are to manufacture some they need a 1000+ order. The printed part for the extruder is around 52Gram depending on type of filament I have printed using this on my own Prusa MK3s and went up to 200mm/s and 20Jerk on X with maximum acc.

It shortens their lifespan too much.Here is an alternative for smooth axles. I used 3mm spring steel rods and shorted them with a Dremel. ...I also replaced the original idlers with double bearing 16T-idlers and filled them with some grease between the...

The threaded bolts as axes for the X and Y idlers are, in my opinion, Prusa's biggest design flaw. It shortens their lifespan too much.Here is an alternative for smooth axles. I used 3mm spring steel rods and shorted them with a Dremel. ...I also...