trollhunters argh 3d models

EDIT 2018-08-18: Argh!!!: Not enough clearance between screw and body. So I add a few 5/10 mm of clearances in the body part. I uploaded corps_V2.STL and deleted the previous version. Sure, it's a work in progress thing... Photos added. EDIT...

argh! But hey, the ABS piece I was printing at the time was WARP-Free and looking fantastic. Removed "this is a work in progress" as I'm happy with results thus far. It's time for remixes or requests for change if you have ideas. Update Printing...

Argh! On to AN and AM. OK, Revision AP for the frame plates is the winner! The motions line up nicely, run smoothly without adjustment, the belts work, and the limit switches work! Time to start wiring! That, and make the magic stepper motor to...

Argh! This truk is done in such a way that we can not disassemble it ... Hmm... Um, hummm.... Well no, no luck for the trash can I'll fix this clamp! There is a truk for invisible disassembly, hihihi.... After the useful and necessary measurements,...

Blue is with Hatchbox (Thingiverse stretched the photo, argh); black is with MG Chemicals. <h3>Update 20191216</h3> After three days of non-stop printing, it's holding up well. But it's obvious I need to make a few changes: <ul> <li>The stepper...

I may settle on the speaker by itself without the exciter, I haven't decided (argh indecision). After I got the speaker it just barely fit and I had to squeeze it in a bit but it did fit. It sounds OK. Anyway, it's all an experiment. ...

Argh! For that, I was still a flailing mess.</p><p>At first I tried balancing a keyboard on the treadmill's console, but it was surprisingly hard to tap a key with any precision when moving at pace. (And why on earth is Print Screen so close to the...