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Depending on the model and the haircut you may want to cut a bit of the Hair (horizontaly) on top and reduce the mesh count again. Export as STL sclice My Findings: By printing several Versions of Vase Faces here's what I've found: The...

However, it is not always convenient because you want a more customised solution (colors and length in my case), or simply because the shipping time and cost are high (also my case).All in all, it is even more cheap and convenient to print our own...

(Note: I have used 1mm offset STL for a Solidoodle 2 Pro and my Solidoodle 3, so most likely try that one first; not yet tested on a Solidoodle 4 yet.) Parts to get started: x1 stepper motor preferably one with a flattened shaft on one side (I used...

even if photo's are made years apart, they should look largely the same (with exception of the product of course).This small scale studio (this one is a bit larger) is designed to make good looking pictures of products in a repeatable way. Every part...

The frame ended up a bit larger but flatter. I also decided to toss in a differential winding drum. The clock seems to run quite well on 1.9kg of weight (though individual results will vary) for about six hours (with pulley)</p> <p>Non-printed...

Popped the old caps out and tried to put them in the new bearings and they were a bit too tight. Pulled out the calipers and saw that the measurements of the ID of the old bearings went from 8.00mm -> 8.05mm all of the new bearings that came in today...

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...

You may even twist and turn just a little bit to get it deeper into the ground, but be careful not to loosen or over-tighten when twisting. Pour 1 cup or more of water over the area you want to bury this into the ground if the ground is dry. This...

#The 1980s TV ##Take Your Room Decor on a Trip Back in Time Add a bit of electronic nostalgia to your home with this 3D-printed The 1980s TV model. While this project is just a shell of a television set, you can creatively opt for adding a fake...

The part cooling fans here provide quite a bit of versatility. First, like my previous version of this, the fan sits at an angle of 45degrees, like the current PRUSA MK3 fan design, providing a more direct heat path. My reasons for doing it,...

&nbsp;Note that the holes are ¼".C) Thread the top and bottom sections together - note that the threads may be a little tight at the beginning, but they will loosen after working them in a bit.D) Fill the potter with soil and either plant seeds or a...

These will print fine without support and you'll avoid having to fish odd bits of support out from blind holes. Setting a support overhang angle of around 55° should get the job done. Choose the appropriate cooling duct depending on the blower you...

The New Parts: - New Back Cap Threaded - This mod puts the threads on the back cap for attachment to the back barrel - used the existing back barrel dropped the XY 2mm to make the new threads with clearance - This still needs a bit of force to get...

It's important to assemble the supports with a bit of compression present on the rod assemblies when everything is tightened up, to prevent poor tolerances in the bearing translating into excess deflection of the bed when weight or inertial forces...

1) The probe mount warped downward due to a bit of tension on the probe wire, and 2) The x-belt clip warped and widened enough to let the belt slip a tooth when tensioned. So I reprinted this carriage with 2.5mm walls and 1.7mm floors/cielings for...

You could get away with 1.5 meters but if you mess up a cut you will be in trouble and it's generally sold by the meter anyway.The tensioner will need an M5 hex nut and M5 30mm hex bolt.FittingAll of these parts are designed to fit snugly over the...

... Nothing even broke, which was bit of a surprise... go on until all plates and beams are in place. Finish the build by installing the end caps on top</li> <li>if parts missing, print them :)</li> </ul> <h3>How I Designed This</h3> <p>Used OpenSCAD.

Walker's mount is intended for the Voron M4 extruder, and I prefer to work with a BMG-clone extruder.You'll want his longer mount. This mount also has the feature of vibration isolation using rubber grommets to minimize extruder retraction noise....

I also dripped a little lubricating oil on my threads, this helped make it a bit smoother, but it definitely is not required. Should you run into issues with your supports, it may also be smart to do some sanding on the head before putting it into...

One might have to customize it slightly: in some units I had to unscrew the metal bracket, and re-bend it at a slightly different spot (1-2mm closer to the small hole), so the bracket protrudes a bit more from the porcelain base, which now makes it...

It needed a little bit of a diffuser and I had some glow-in-the-dark filament handy so I made this snap fit cover for it. The result is three 0.3mm layers of solid fill glow-in-the-dark filament and a ring that snaps over the frame. I might add a few...

Materials List: Printed parts – 10 pcs Body Waist with F Holes 2 pcs Chin Rest & Shoulder Supports 2 pcs Neck Parts 3 pcs Upper & Lower Bouts 2 pcs Bridge 1 pc Violin Pickup and Preamp - for under bridge (easy to find on eBay or Amazon) Guitar...

I find that when my printer is really going my cheap IKEA table has a tendency to wobble a bit. So I designed these simple braces to make it sturdier.</p> <p>These are designed for the IKEA Linmon table with square Sjunne legs but it should work with...

... ...&nbsp;Note that some parts have changed and will look a bit different, and this no longer includes the two sight pieces and front covers (not integrated into the front). &nbsp;</p><p>Strongly recommend all parts should be printed in PETG or better.

The globe is printed in clear plastic and dyed with ink to give that blown glass look and the figures I painted with acrylic paints then did several coats of gloss medium a think resin to give it that glossy glass/porcelain like look then I did gold...

This is not essential, but it will reduce a bit of friction and a minor amount of strain on the motor. The pivot backing is designed to glue to the back of the prop arm and provide additional support to keep the prop arm perpendicular to the axle....

You might have to wiggle it a bit to get it to seat properly. Align the heatblock and tighten the grub screws. It's best to tighten the screws before refitting the heatsink to the extruder as they are very hard to get to once it's on. 7) Refit the...

To make soldering a bit easier for beginners, the box has plenty of room. The dynamo wires got to V-in and Gnd. Check which one is positive (with a voltmeter or an LED) when you rotate the handle, before actually connecting them. You will notice that...

The leadpipe is relatively bright, if you don't like it, increase the venturi diameter in the openscad file a bit. Post-Printing: Bell assembly instructions: Print tuning slide and both neckpipe parts Sand connections and test fit parts and parts...

People ask me why the detail is so prominent (not just the Bimbo bits) but the tears in the suit folds in cloth etc. on my models . . well as they are primarily made/designed for my own collection I always sand down with fine emery then have models...