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The FLIPS .stl file that makes up part of my submission has been monogrammed specifically for Ian (with the letter "i" in the circles at the end of each arm). You will also find a FLIPS brand/logo near the temple on each arm. The logo and letter "i"...

Texture test: this is test designed for the Cura slicer, as the STL file itself does NOT have a texture. Under experimental settings there is the ability to create a textured outer / inner surface, by intentionally jostling the nozzle. i made this...

So I'll show the settings and all that basic stuff (and of course give the STL files). Here are the settings I used: FPV Pod. Infill - 30% PrintSpeed - 60mms LayerHeight - 0.1 Support - Yes_Type_lines FPV Camera Pod. Infill - 30% PrintSpeed - 60mms...

UPDATE: 07/16/2019 Project 399 - Front Crossfire Mount - Depressed 3525.stl - I've been running this model the most. I thickened the sides so it provides more lateral stability, improved the chamfer at the sides to make it smoother, and I thickened...

... upper pulley, 3mm larger; to use these, the carriage tie point must be shifted upward by 3 mm. 18-02-2020: I reworked the carriage to run freely and made the SCAD file so that the modules follow more closely the names of the exported STL files.

UPDATE: I have uploaded a base for a 30x30x10mm fan, renamed the base for a 35x35x10 fan to fan_adapter_base_35.stl. This is a fan upgrade for the Kossel Pro delta printer or the Kossel RepRap variant that uses the same stock effector. The stock...

To ease understanding, STL file names in the ZIP are carefully labeled with what they represent. (Current Status 4/2/16) I added a HotEnd Carriage with modified LM10UU holes. This does not include printed LM10UU bearings; it's recommended to use real...

Instructions: The one piece full station file (BaseExample.stl) is ultra mini scale (about 1" across the small units), and does not include the printer capsules, water treatment, or any of the "extras". Scale them up to make as big of a base as you...

Notes: The .stl files used to be 1.065x larger than the OpenSCAD source. This was the scaling I had to use on the last project I made to get the final product to come out the right size. I've scaled them back down because I've found that the...

The model .STL parts and these instructions are provided as is. This is a fan-created prop not affiliated with SilencerCo in any way. The model has no moving parts and is designed for display purposes. It can be used for cosplay if suitable...

Download the Minecraft map using Mineways and save it as an STL. Print out the design and have your student label it and paint it to look like a castle. Teach your students that Minecraft is a block system, and each block counts as one. You can...

May need to rotate STL so that the finished top side is on the build plate. Printed with 2mm walls and 1mm tops and bottoms.</p></div> Post-Printing ============= <p>Optionally sand/paint to taste, but in my case the finish from the black PETG works...

Use the "1.7" STL I've uploaded to Thingiverse. I've updated the linear bearing. V1.7 works much better. I drill the holes out with a 5/16 drill bit after printing. I've uploaded that file individually. The entire SketchUp file has the old bearing,...

All parts fit on a 20x20 printing bed. The OpenSCAD source files provide a parameter interface that allows you to render either the whole model or the individual parts (placed flat on the axis read for STL (or other 3D format) export). This...

Turn 90 degrees in the slicer when making the Y-files if you choose to slice an STL file yourself. Post-Printing How to measure Very important notice: In order for this print to work, your print bed must be very precisely calibrated. Otherwise, the...

Files All STL files that I used (plus some extras that I didn't use) are included in the Thing Files section, the names should be relatively self explanatory. If you are also using a MakerBot Replicator 2 or 2X, I've included the pre-sliced .x3g...

Measure before printing. Credits: the zAxis was a remix from an STL I found on the web, but it had wrong dimensions and no creator information. My bom: 1 T8-4 rod, 400mm (new x) 1 T8-4 rod, 200mm (new z) 2 sets of backlash free brass nuts 1 linear...

The original STL did not fit 19x19 motors properly. Note as of the time of this upload (June 14, 2022): I have not built one of these. I printed most of the parts and test fit them on my fully built Mini Drak and all seems good. I want to get...

Parts list: STL file name -- number of parts to print 1. Exhaust -- 2 2. Pipe -- 6 3. 80mmFanIntake -- 1 4. 80mmFanToHose -- 1 **Note**: ExhaustOverview file is not for printing, it is only to give you an idea of the overall design of the...

Note: I used an awesome E3DV6 .stl for modelling this, but I couldn't remember from where I got it. I hope that's okay. Enjoy. TO DO: As said, the direct extruder (will take some weeks). An addon adapter for a layer fan duct is also needed. even...

The STL file output options have been included to speed up printing for those unfamiliar with OpenSCAD. Even novice users should be able to follow the comments in this code if they understand how to comment or uncomment lines of code. The size of...

Includes all STL files and the detailed assembly guide, with several images and assembly notes. It ´s a simple body kit to print and mount on the G3, doesn´t require anny knowledge in the assembly or customization of airsoft guns. It´s a kit for...

... to enhance parts. Sources and STL's updated. UPDATE (06-JUL-2016): Added a nuthole to the right of part 3 alternative to allow for tensioning just in case; use a short M3 bolt or cut one. ...This is only to have a better grip on the X-carriage.

Step 3: Have students break into groups of 4 Step 4: Distribute microdrones to each group and initiate the disassembly process Step 5: Supervise students on disassembly process and ensure safety when using tools (especially the soldering iron) Step...

If you fix that and share me the STL, I'll upload the fixed version. The lid press-fits into the top. I had to shave a very small amount off of the edges to get a just-right-tight fit. Look around for instructions on how to wire things up - it's not...

... and suggestions for options/revisions are welcome. This is a great learning experience! Last disclaimer: any cover should be printed with top side facing the bed, stand-offs pointing up. This will be corrected in the solid cover version STL file.

Connect the camera module to the Raspberry Pi and attach it to the top board using the “cam_hold.stl”. **1.4 Adjusting Positions:** Finding the perfect position of the 3D parts will take some time. Be sure to have some “mobile support screens” to...

The holder requires 3mm screws that are five millimeters long or eight millimeters long with the use of washers from the included Waser1-STL. Now, let's discuss the Raspberry Pi screen build quality... It's a high-quality unit, but the dimensions...

Using the following options: grid_size = 0.3, orientation = 1, pixel_shape = 4, thickness = 0.5, picture =...

Specifically, for the first set of inequalities, RegionPlot3D[ x == z^2, {x, 0, 1}, {y, 0, 1}, {z, 0, 1}, BoxRatios -> Automatic, AxesLabel -> Automatic, PlotPoints -> 100 ] For the second set of inequalities, I used RegionPlot3D[ x Automatic,...