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Here is a link explaining it Print instructionsThe parts: Base: I printed mine with 0.2mm layers. Should have enough perimeters to make the side chamber walls solid. Should be printed in a very dark color, unless you want light too bleed trough the...

... fit is very secure. Any long term warping is unlikely to release the beam. This photo is _entirely_ illuminated by these LEDs (the room lights are off). And you're done. Enjoy your bright and convenient bed lighting! Category: 3D Printer Accessories

Taylor and Dan the 3D Printing Dad, who were inspired by the brilliant toymakers of your childhood, comes a racing toy that you can print at home and race on any smooth, flat surface! Print enough for you and your friends and race each other! Or...

...Nails and 3D printed parts are cheap and easy to replace. 7.6mm fits best. Any nail with Ø6-7.8mm (8mm model) and a length of at least 15-20cm should work. I'll add a 6mm model for smaller nails but they may be to short or don't stick in the ground.

... // Add M701/M702 Load/Unload G-codes, plus Load/Unload in the LCD Prepare menu. //#define FILAMENT_UNLOAD_ALL_EXTRUDERS // Allow M702 to unload all extruders above a minimum target temp (as set by M302) #endifCategory: 3D Printing

Once you have done that you can attach the hose guide to the rear of the mount using the 3D printed standoffs and a pair of M3x8 socket head screws for the mount side and a pair of M3x4 socket head screws for the hose guide, the standoffs are self...

Think of it as the gauntlet is laid down and a super fun challenge in 3d spatial orientation! Oh and don't superglue your fingers, eyelids, or other body parts to various things, it's not as fun as it sounds. You may want to try using sticky tape...

I do not own a BL Touch so this design was based on 3D models so definitely WIP. I have increased the thickness of the Duct mount to the base unit to make it even more robust on the LH duct. You may now need to use M3 x 10 mm to fix to the base unit....

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The purple gear (input gear for the dial) would need to rotate 1.2 revolutions for the white gear to turn one full revolution.  Due to the small size of the dials, 3D printing each number was not feasible. Instead, I printed the numbers on a regular...

I'm no design expert, and 3D modelling makes my brain hurt. However, with a lot of perseverance, a set of calipers, hundreds of edits and redesigns, dozens of test prints, I have made a replacement ring battery.</p><p>You will need the...

Note: The G code files are set up to print with PETG material. 2) Procure the commercial hardware from the parts list, M3 screws, square nuts, hex nuts, and 4mm OD x 2mm ID Teflon tubing (or re-use the existing buffer tubing). 3) Cut the existing 10...

The tube may interfere with the aperture pin ledge of your M42 adapter (it doesn't/shouldn't interfere with my 3D-printed one though) if it has one. Print and use this adapter at your own risk (risks include, but are not limited to, the following:...

It also solved a lot of issues v1.0 suffered from.The latest version of the tally counter is 5.0:https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-mechanical-tally-counter-5-0-174640This version should be easier to print because it only uses...

I could find my 6x4.5 masks, so I used them as a model and created a 6x6 mask set using my 3D printer. For good measure, I looked up the sizes of various other film formats and plugged those values into the OpenSCAD file, then made some more...

This is a 3D-Printable [OpenSCAD](https://openscad.org/) model of a front fan mount for an HP Z4 G4 workstation. This is in no way endorsed by HP. Also, the author is not responsible for any damage resulting from its use. ## Model and Parts ...

Microstepping is not saved in the EEPROM, that's why this needs to be in your startup gcode. CREDITS : Prusa R4 extruder : https://github.com/prusa3d/Original-Prusa-i3/tree/MK3S CAD model for Bondtech gears :...

(see the images).Superglue the nose to the body (see the images).Superglue the top deck.Leave the main gun to swing freely.Print supports only on the arches of the nose (that's how I printed it, it might print ok without them).Superglue works best...

Here is why you would want to do this:You get load cell probing, which gives you the best first layer performance I have ever experienced on a DIY 3D printer.You want to experiment with the Nextruder which has those big gears. Maybe with a klippers...

...You can read more on how to make your own here: https://git.agiri.ninja/natalie/MegaGRRL_Desktop The casing is optimised for FDM 3d printing, made up of multiple separate parts for the best finish and to securely hold the buttons and d-pad in place.

Specifically, the mouth utilizes inexact measurements, and inconsistencies in source models from the 3D printing process made it difficult to gain a good measurement. On the sketch, we measured the mouth to be 1.20cm from the side of the constraint...

Design is done by 3D-modeling using CAD Pro Engineer, prototype engines by using Lost Wax moulding and / or Rapid Prototyping , test runs and mass production in our facilities. 3W – History 1985 Introduction of the first 2-stroke gasoline...

... to about 440. Test it and adjust.</p> <p>Enjoy your new geared extruder. The printing quality on this is worth it!!! Print Settings Printer: P3Steel Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.25mm Infill: 50% Category: 3D Printer Extruders

(see photos) The heater cartridge was also sliding out a bit and caused a high temperature spot, you may want to take a look yourself.Changelog:v2: 2020/05/234010changed the angle of the duct to hit below the nozzle, not the tipchanged focal position...

3D PRINTING SETTINGS Models are optimized for a 0.4mm nozzle, 0.4mm line width. and 0.2mm layer height. Supports are required and should be set to "everywhere" in your slicer. Use a support roof. I recommend a support roof of 0.4mm thickness at 90...

I have no idea what would be required to get dual-extrusion working: it might work with some minor changes, or it might be impossible to get working. 2020-02-14 update: It looks like eugr has figured out how to get dual-extrusion working, so if you...

To safe you a lot of material and time I recement printing a tolerance test first.I also included a test-file with a part of the stack and the handle in the print files.Nozzle: 0.4mmLayer height: 0.2mmPerimeters: 2-3Infill: 10-20%, GridMaterial:...

If using the 40mm fan, use (green) 2 x M3x12mm to secure it with the fan lead facing up towards the top.Recommended Firmware Settings (Klipper)[stepper_x] position_endstop: 260 position_max: 260[stepper_y] position_endstop: 240 position_max:...

One of the first things I added to my Prusa i3 was a Raspberry Pi 3B+ running the excellent OctoPrint platform as this provides WiFi remote control and webcam monitoring of the print – a must for any 3d printer. However, I wanted a fully integrated...

Depending on your model of 3D printer, you now have the choice to use the original slide that's 0.25mm smaller or the new one that's overall 0.5mm smaller. The only pain in the butt part at this point is removing the support structure from the...