viscous mockery 3d models

- the central support is meant to help to keep the IC in place for soldering (add something viscous, the solder flux is okay. if you clean up with IPA after soldering as I do. Or you can use a strip of electric tape, sticking to the lower face of...

There is no need to over tighten these, the silicon is very viscous so you don't need a huge force to get a good enough seal. Once assembled, mix your silicon as per the manufactures' instructions (adding pigment if desired). I recommend that you mix...

What's to do but fire up OpenSCAD and proceed to make a mockery of thro42 & windischb'2 elegant designs... I used OpenSCAD to nip & tuck the original STL's rather than try to get them both functional in FreeCAD or sell my soul to Autodesk. I'm...

What's to do but fire up OpenSCAD and proceed to make a mockery of thro42 & windischb'2 elegant designs...I used OpenSCAD to nip & tuck the original STL's rather than try to get them both functional in FreeCAD or sell my soul to Autodesk. I'm not...

Materials for printing: ================ I wanted to be able to print silicone for some uses at work and try some other things like chocolate (yet to come, including heating/cooling), but you can print many paste-like substances, preferably...

Therefore, a viscous adhesive is required.Suggestions:I would ask you to refer to the corresponding Reddit thread for suggestions. Alternatively, you can comment here. ...Then I can see which other versions (different segment size, different hole size...

This is due to some material being less viscous than others and flow a little more easily at the same temps as other do. So we adjust the flowrate to compensate, and do so until we get the results we want. Enjoy the test, if you want to use this to...

The only question is, will you dare let the viscous Symbiotes in your home?ADAPTATION FOR 3D PRINTING (FFF/FDM 2.0, DLP/SLA 2.0, DLP/SLA Eco 1.0, SLS 2.0)Venom figurine for 3D printing is a static assembly model and its updating and adaptation for...

It seems that the 3D printing scene unfolds at the very end of the bonding process - the model's legs are still partially engulfed by the viscous substance that the Venom is. The figurine exposes its non-human fanged jaws, a long tongue and...