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My current printer is a Creality Ender 5 Plus that I am repairing at the present time and I - of course - not only have to install my new Meanwell RSP500-24 Power Supply, but I am also replacing the Bowden tube with a Capricorn, changing out the...

Not sure how it will handle radiated heat from the hot-end so I wrapped it in aluminium foil under the shroud. Maybe a high temperature filament would be a good idea. Electrical considerations It seems both the light emitter brightness and...

It might be best to just use cardboard tubes available and a bit of hot glue to affix one of these end caps to the top for looks, such as the hollow or flat. This would be similar to people preparing normal cardboard tubes and affixing an Easter egg...

Sealing the ends if you desire with hot-glue. I didn't do that but if you are using non outdoor rated LED strips, sealing the tube might be a good option. 2. Preventing the end of the LED strip from going into the tube while you fish the other end...

... I printed using Monoprice PLA+ with extruder temp of 200 and bed temp of 45. The initial layer is 210 and 50 to aid adhesion. I have the stock V2 hot end and a glass bed with buildtak on it. ... The chain requires 16 links for this implementation.

The purpose of this is to allow for wires to travel to and from a buck converter if wanting to upgrade the hot end cooling fan to something like a Noctua fan which is 12v. YOU MUST INSTALL A BUCK CONVERTER TO DROP THE 24V SIGNAL TO 12V IF INSTALLING...

Light Pink: (CookieCad - Hot Pink)ear_rightear_left.. Dark Pink: (CookieCad - Pale Pink)nose.. White: (Overture PLA - White)eye_white_righteye_white_leftfoot_leftfoot_righthand_righthand_leftbody_whitebody_white_without_supports (optional part...

That means thick walls, a hot extruder, and a good infill pattern. I'd strongly suggest ABS (or other tough material) over PLA. As with any tall skinny part, adhesion to the base is important, so I'd suggest using a raft. The part is designed to...

This is a press-fit into the frame and shouldn't require any adhesive or glue (although some hot glue wouldn't hurt). It can be purchased at the link below for around...

Light Pink: (CookieCad - Hot Pink) ear_right ear_left .. Dark Pink: (CookieCad - Pale Pink) nose .. White: (Overture PLA - White) eye_white_right eye_white_left foot_left foot_right hand_right hand_left body_white ...

Once I settled on a layout, I used hot glue to stick all of the pieces in place. Finally I put the panels back on my printer, made sure everything stayed in place, and got back to printing! Files All STL files that I used (plus some extras that...

... to smooth the movement (update every 10 seconds or even second). The drawback is an increase of the motor usage (the motor may become hot - more consumption also) Heartbeat blinks the light every second (not useful since the C3 is inside the box)

It's best to print these with filament that will hold up in a hot car such as ASA, PETG or ABS.Use to make speaker rings from tweeters up to subwoofers. If your printer is too small to print a certain size the model can be split up using a tool such...

And if you have your ESCs in the booms, there is a serious possibility of arm getting hot and melting (or more likely warping) the clamp. Infill: Motor Mounts: 100% infill. I used 3 outer perimeters, 3 top and bottom layers. These need to be very...

There is ABSOLUTELY NOTHING in this design that justifies using a carbon fiber polycarbinate material, it is just a material I am playing with and have discovered that I really like - but be warned to print with it you need an all metal hot end and...

## Gluing I used hot glue to assemble everything. The stem should lay flat on the top "hole" and glue in easily, then you can place the mustache and eyebrows however you want. #General Notes * At the current scale I have to put the mask on...

PLA is so stringy and gooey, also weak and prone to melting especially in a hot vehicle. It uses 3/4 inch conduit for the Y axis. There's a long Y axis panel under the build plate to "cap" the build chamber. The frames are cut from OSB. OSB rocks! I...

Used hot glue to simulate weld tacks. Filler Tube Charge Port: Made a usable door on the filler cap to hide a 12v charge port for a Talentcell battery pack. uses a 5.5 x 2.1mm DC Power Jack Socket 3 Pin Threaded Female Panel Mount Connector Adapter...

The pen holder is held in place by two of the screws provided to hold the metal fan and hot end cover, this part should sit flush against the top of the metal tabs, and snug against left face of the cover, leaving a gap between the part and the...

Could print in ABS or PETG if you'll keep it in a hot car or anywhere temps might get high. I printed with 5 shells and a 33% infill, it could probably be printed even lighter and still work just fine. No support needed, print as-is. ...No vertical...

Fit the switch in the top plate.\nSolder the switch to ground and EN, and then hot glue it in.\nHot glue the battery onto the top plate. Plug it in. I'd recommend testing the electronics as you go.\nFirmware Test\nBefore closing up, upload the...

I can confirm that the glass inside the condenser gets quite cool even on a hot day while the fan is running, thus increasing its ability to condense the moisture within the mason jar on top. It can accept an 80mm or 92mm computer fan, which can be...

After that, I gave it a bit of hot glue to stake the wires down.\r\n3. Assemble the servo to the load bar, and the hook to the servo. The servo that I used to design the load bar fit with no problem. Another servo I had that was a similar size did...

PETG will also be better suited to withstand the temperatures of a Korg keyboard left in a hot vehicle parked in the sun - but don't do that to any instrument anyway! Print with a largish brim for best adhesion to the bed. I had to trim it off later...

by the Ebay vendor moore_estates: https://www.ebay.ch/itm/164877631255 I suggest to secure and isolate the red and black voltmeter wires with a drop of hot glue at the voltmeter wire soldering points against a possible short circuit in case the wires...

... This one was designed with the following features: - Direct drive compatibility with Titan extruder (a clone, but should work okay with the original) or E3D V6 hot end. - Nema stepper compatibility (using the original stepper provided with the A8).

Take some hot glue or tape and wrap or glue everything up, so nothing is touching anything it's supposed to, as well as supporting the weight from your soldering joints. 9. Next, print the enclosure. These are the "front" and "back" files. 10. Once...

I want to fully integrate the hot end 5015 fan duct into the x-axis mounting plate for quicker assembly and extra rigidity. V2 will have an optional mounting point for a filament runout sensor just above the filament path and a mounting point for an...

The hot end mount is built into the carriage and designed for the E3D V6. I'll add fan mounts later, allowing users to choose their preferred setup. If issues arise, I'll update accordingly. This design took a couple of days in Tinkercad, and I'd...

It's designed to fit into my modified BLTouch mount for the BMG V6 fan shroud, but it should also work with the Waggster mount in a stock Volcano hot end. The STL file includes some break-away supports, so it can be printed without any additional...