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Light Gray is next to White) See picture attached for correct wiring If you like, like this thing; it help my stats ;) Please post a picture of your nice setup and a comment If you love my designs, you may also consider tipping me, it helps me a...

Although using the rubber filament, the drawer might not be that sturdy but it will be a bit flexible and easer to assemble in the model. Obviously since it is a 3D model, anyone with the right software and a 3D printer can easily download the files...

You may need to play with adjusting how they fit over the globe, even rotating them a bit for a good fit. ...I didn't glue mine in as they sit very well once positioned.<br/> ..<br/> Assembly tips:<br/> -The diagram below will help in assembling the...

The rounded version adds a .6mm rounded edge at the bottom layer for smoother meshing between pieces.\r\n\r\n---------------------\r\n\r\nUpdated version 2.2 - 2/14/19\r\nI've made a couple of very minor adjustments, making some of the layers smaller...

The bottom of the pegs for the cover may need a little bit of sanding, but not much at all. The lid should open and close easily/cleanly and it snaps shut with some force. The Arduino code is located here:...

It's a bit tricky but you can do it with some patience. Install the new fans in the base. Use the 1.5mm bolt and nut to secure them. Coat the top of the riser and the inside of the base where the riser fits with a generous amount of acetone using a...

It needs the spacing from the two nuts, and three nuts hold the magnets a bit too far from the base. Test fitting the fan with the mag mount attached, adding washers until the mag mount stops touching the base, then add another washer. I ended up...

You want one perimiter shell with a tiny bit of squigly filament in between shells * The OpenSCAD file is attached for anyone who wants to dive in. I've also enabled the customizer but this is my first attempt at that, so your mileage may vary. ...

The mounting bracket and the connector holder bracket do not need supports, but it may be necessary to clean up the holes a little bit. There are some very thin walls in the duct (0.8 mm), but when assembled, it will be plenty strong enough. A 40 x...

I've left a few "marker" polys for these in the .blend file, for possible future use. ◦ Moved the RGBI sub board down to the bottom of the case. ◦ Made the whole thing slightly wider, a bit longer to accommodate the RGBI board, and less tall/thick. ◦...

Since I also teach a bit of 3D printing and since it's always nice to be able to justify time spent on 3D printing in my office, I came up with the challenge of create a minimalist (but hopefully successful) construction kit that would allow to...

Nik's Dremel CNC is an incredible innovation.\r\nWhile building it, I made several modifications to get the most out of it!\r\nAll components are fully compatible with the original Dremel CNC.\r\n\r\n### TPU Foot\r\n- Print at least 4 of them with...

You may need quite a bit of force. If the print breaks while trying this, it isn't strong enough to protect your earphones anyway and you should review your print settings…</p><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:75%;"><img...

Everything else (bolts, bits of wire, and widgets) was from my boxes-of-stuff-to-make-things-with! This was a great little project and I learned a LOT about compound bows getting everything together. Finishing and weathering ...

I wrapped up the excess cable in between and around the fans to keep it atleast a little bit tidier.So now the big question is it worth it to build this laptop cooler?Answer is as always: It depends…If your laptop has a mesh where air can pass...

Use a 3mm drill bit for the additional holes (drill press is suggested). STL of the modified Frog is included for reference.</li> <li>Discard the jigs and install the carriage mounts to the frog without inserting any screws, the mounts should snap...

The design has three distinct parts to print, making it a bit more challenging than other prints. To achieve the desired durability, you will need to manipulate g-code slightly during the printing process. This is because two steel nuts are embedded...

Measures are for the 50x70 FISKBO frame.Note: If you choose a plug design with a corner, make sure to mirror half of them in the slicerAdditional Materials3x12mm screws (+ screwdriver)magnets (round, 8mm diameter, 3mm thick, 16 per frame)2cm forstner...

From time to time, I need a bit of additional light to help illuminate my workspace or it could be used as soft mood light as well. More pictures will follow, along with assembly and final product. Easy print with minimal support is recommended. I...

I chopped off the mangled ends of the print and glued them in place as a flat feature on this prototype, but there's a better way for those tiny little bits. I might try printing them again with a smaller nozzle, but the 0.40 I printed everything...

A Bit of Descriptive Geometry: The Tear Drop. IMAGES IN THE PDF VERSION. If you know the Top Path for the hole and the bottom path of the hole, you can scale the hole to be as large as possible while still maintaining the Self-supporting style of a...

The “air gap” is essential because it is where the plants respire.So that means at times, plants are still able to take up sufficient nutrients, water, and oxygen.Printing TipsUse a layer height of 0.16 (THIS IS IMPORTANT), plus 5 bottom and top...

... and resume printing. Have tweezers or similar ready to grab the bit of filament that is ejected just before the printhead departs to resume the print!After printing, the knob should easily break away from the supports below it, and it's ready to go.

I tried using black Rigid Ink PETG and it did not trigger the sensor. Rough Assembly instructions Insert the nuts into the X-carriage and lower bearing cover. Insert the nuts into the extruder body Fit filament sensor cable to X-carriage Fit Pinda...

There is also a bottle thread body, bottle cap body, and tubing nub body included in the design file for easy modification.&nbsp;Follow The Makers Workbench on:InstagramYouTube&nbsp;RumbleLocalsGABGettrOdyseePaypal.mePatreonTheMakersWorkbench.comI...

even if photo's are made years apart, they should look largely the same (with exception of the product of course).This small scale studio (this one is a bit larger) is designed to make good looking pictures of products in a repeatable way. Every part...

As for why the detail is so prominent (not just the Bimbo bits), but also the tears in the suit folds in cloth, etc., on my models – well, they are primarily made/designed for my own collection. I always sand down with fine emery and subject the...

This is intentionally a bit bigger, so that the PTFE tube can move and the filament is not pulled "around the corner". Over this rectangular hole the Part -Durchführung- ist glued. As glue I used UHU Plast Spezial (purple bottle). Inside the...

Each of the legs print print a bit differently, but in general 0% fill 4 perimeters. lever : inserts from underneath to operate the gears I printed all parts on a smooth build plate. I applied a small amount of glue stick and smoothed it out with...

Works GREAT, with option to changed orienting of eyes a bit (like cross-eyed, or looking to the side) because its not permanently attached.Jaw model LOOKS unstable for printing, but the supports attach and stabilize it almost from the start, so no...