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TOS and TMP Ptolemy class tugs and transport containers. Moncrief class transport Kitbash Examples I’ve also included several sample kitbash ships that were quickly thrown together as examples of how to use the parts to make new designs. ...

I recommend below, as it minimizes chances of something getting tugged loose while sliding the lid in or out. See <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ngv6M8hdgSs">video</a> (above).</li></ul><p>Details of my upgrade of a LowRider v2 to v3 are...

 Once you have it all assembled with as much slack removed as possible, tighten the fasteners *to where you still have the ability to tug a bit of slack - so snugOnce you have the light and all the stand column parts at this point, you can pull the...

If it resists tug on the 14 gauge wire and use a hammer to tap it down till the male connector walls are flush with the edge. 9. Take all 3 of either colour wire and trim them down so they're all the same length ready to solder. To make things...

I recommend below, as it minimizes chances of something getting tugged loose while sliding the lid in or out. See <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ngv6M8hdgSs">video</a> (above).</li></ul><p><strong>Two...

Put a zip-tie around the power and sensor wires so that tugging on them won's put strain on the solder points. Snap the lid on and cross your fingers. The base has slots to run zip ties through for mounting the puck. ... VIDEOS ...

Put a zip-tie around the power and sensor wires so that tugging on them won's put strain on the solder points. 10. Snap the lid on and cross your fingers. The base has slots to run zip ties through for mounting the puck. ... #### VIDEOS ...

Make sure you pull test each wire, giving it a good tug. If the wire moves or comes out you didn't crimp it hard enough. In my case I don't have the correct crimper so I used a needle nose and slip jaw pliers and squeezed the daylights out of the...

I recommend below, as it minimizes chances of something getting tugged loose while sliding the lid in or out. See <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ngv6M8hdgSs">video</a> (above).</li></ul><p>Details of my upgrade of a LowRider v2 to v3 are...

Take what's theirs and make it your own! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~More fun stuff:Construction:Building under construction Part 1...

Avoid lifting and warped prints!There is a small amount of support needed - "for support enforcers only."Under the elevator shaft on the Middle Floor and Top Floor.The elevator door on the base floor.Increase the size of your “Dice Tower - Building...

Take what's theirs and make it your own! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~More fun stuff:Construction:Building under construction Part 1...

Take what's theirs and make it your own! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~More fun stuff:Construction:Building under construction Part 1...

Take what's theirs and make it your own! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~More fun stuff:Construction:Building under construction Part 1...

That way it should be tugging on it just enough to prevent any unfortunate spillage =) Mounting the Mounts The "Under-Shelf Mounting Bracket" has three screw holes. Just screw it into the underside of wherever you want to hang your spool with the...

Do this first by just going around the machine, snugging up each length of wire, and working the slack around to the side with the eye join, then tugging the slack through the eye join and wire clips to hold it in place. IMPORTANT: make sure you get...

Tug gently on the wires to ensure that they are secure. The LED strips only consume 3.5W (single) and 7W (dual), so it won't put much excess load on the power supply.</p><figure class="image"><img...

Tug gently on the wires to ensure that they are secure. The LED strips only consume 3.5W (single) and 7W (dual), so it won't put much excess load on the power supply.</p><figure class="image"><img...

Tug gently on the wires to ensure that they are secure. The LED strips only consume 3.5W (single) and 7W (dual), so it won't put much excess load on the power supply.</p><figure class="image"><img...

Tug gently on the wires to ensure that they are secure. The LED strips only consume 3.5W (single) and 7W (dual), so it won't put much excess load on the power supply.</p><figure class="image"><img...

Tug on the wires to make sure they are secure.Crimp a female spade connector to one end of the black 22 AWG wire. Crimp an M3 ring terminal to the other end of the black 22 AWG wire. Bend the ring terminal to form a right...