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We combined the display engine nozzles from the Titan file and mounted them on to a display block. During our searches for information on the Dyna-Soar we found a really nice logo/shield. We decided to add that to the display stand in a raised relief...

Don't block the drain hole at the bottom of the battery bay with silicone, just in case water does get in. Use the bits of filament in the holes as pegs to align bottom and top piece for gluing with CA glue. After pieces are joined, set the charge...

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Take a knife or a sanding block if necessary.Hint: I recomend to print the base plate with PETG. The reason is it's more flexible than PLA and there's less risk to break the cable holders.Hint: Don't remove the print from the printer until the base...

I decided to alter the settings for the AxiDraw V3 XLX for my A1 machine (in inches because 'murica):x_travel_V3XLX = 25.75y_travel_V3XLX= 34.33NativeResFactor = 1016.0 # for 20t metal pulleysNativeResFactor = 850.2 # for 24t printed pulleysI didn't...

Make sure again you do not block any servo movement by cables. It is time to connect the power adaptor. If nothing smokes, you got your solder job the right way.</p> <p>Make sure the switch on top of your new toy is in Off position, pointing to the...

The central nut will not block the scale when it is completely screwed up. Now screw the fixing nut till the end using your fingers and unscrew it ~45-90 degrees back to allow easy rotation of the arm. You can screw up the fixing nut completely any...

This mounting solution allows for one-handed nozzle changes without having to hold the heater block still with a spanner.&nbsp;I removed the filament sensor to offset the added weight of the larger fan duct and print fan support, brass heat-set...

during save - in one compartment you store your shield tokens, in 2nd mana crystals from your inventory (shield tokens fit in both compartments, but in the smaller one they can be annoying - they can block shelf from opening / closing, it's not a big...

Think of the Hero Me platform as lego blocks for printheads, there are mounting parts for each component (hotend, extruder, fans, ABLs, etc.) that stack and mount to a core Base. Component specific mounting parts can be interchanged for another of...

Slip the 2 half blocks around the collar of the hot end and insert into the 18X30 pocket from below and secure with (2) 3X30mm screws. There are 2 sets of mounting holes for added confusion. No good reason for the duplicate holes. I just like...

The central nut will not block the scale when it is completely screwed up. Now screw the fixing nut till the end using your fingers and unscrew it ~45-90 degrees back to allow easy rotation of the arm. You can screw up the fixing nut completely any...

The only area that requires some supports is an overhang for the Allen wrench pocket, so the supports can be (optionally) blocked everywhere else. 0.2mm resolution Tree supports Cylinder: Position the drill guide cylinder to print with supports...

PLA can be used (I have used PLA on many of my Hero Me cooling systems with no issues), but if you want to use PLA, a silicon sock is required for your HotEnd’s heat block. Step 2: The orientation of all the Mutant Adapters is as shown below. Mount...

PLA can be used (I have used PLA on many of my Hero Me cooling systems with no issues), but if you want to use PLA, a silicon sock is required for your HotEnd’s heat block. __Step 2:__ The orientation of all the Mutant Adapters is as shown...

&nbsp;In an attempt to ensure that these nut slots print cleanly without stray filament blocking the holes, I have placed a small conical gap 'above' each horizontal nut slot (hidden within the side walls). &nbsp;The image below shows the solid that...

(See the much more detailed tutorial Using OpenSCAD customizer, here in the "Other files" section, for much more info, examples, details and poor jokes.)The swatch has up to 6 elements:An optional matrix of panels or blocks, to display the filament...

Probably a piece of thin aluminum flashing or something like the aluminum from a pop can could but cut to fit and fastened onto the inside just to block the direct hot air from hitting the plastic end. That foil tape for HVAC/ducting might work as...

  #Wiring - It's best to start by mounting the SKR, voltage converters, wiring block,...

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As far as replacing the springs that come with the Ender 3, I would recommend experimenting with a few different spring tensions. I used two different varieties of spring since one side of my printer needed to be tightened down more than the other. I...

Don't forget to attach the wire guide and the door support string back where you found them before you put the washer and nut on.Once the plates are tightened down and flush against the display's cover, you can now finish tightening the side screws,...

 When snapping the lights into the mount you should hear a distinct click letting you know they are solidly connected.  Before doing anything else, I used the included wire clips to hold the end of the light string in place (more on this later). For...

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You may also use heat on the little leaf spring to bend it and generate more tension, increasing the torque that will reset the Flip Switch to its original position on its own after operation. Remember, do not screw the Flip Switch too tight, there...

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