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There is a hole behind each speaker for the two wires with built-in supports that you cut away with an exacto knife. After passing the wires through the provided holes to the speakers I used hotglue to seal them. There's a larger hole to pass wires...

A Lifelike 3D-Printable Lion Model Printing Recommendations: PLA, 0.2 mm layer hight, no additional supports needed, 15 % infill, 2 perimeters. You can also test your printers bridging performance with the model.Remark: I noticed this...

Version 2 provides ambidexterity options, catering to eating comfort with fork or knife. Using Design The primary goal of this adaptive spoon was to eliminate manual dexterity requirements when grasping silverware handles while offering support for...

... visible surfaces and hide any necessary supports. *I did this design by hand with an X-Acto knife because I don't have access to an engraver. It's up to you to figure out how to engrave your design... ...there are lots of tutorials available online.

Post-Printing: As with all wearable objects, it's a good idea to soften the edges with a deburring tool, craft knife, or needle file. Designing this object began with forming a specification: The hook should clip items in place to prevent them...

You can use a craft knife to increase the tolerance by shaving off some material if needed. Now, place the assembly on the table, and thread the mouse cable into the Upper Arm. Determine how much slack you need in the cable, and then use cable ties...

Using a heat gun, I heated up an Exacto knife blade and pressed it onto the axle ends to secure everything together. This system was designed with the AirFoil Labs King Air 350 in mind. Initially, I considered creating custom shields for each...

It turned out that I had to cut the fans' base exactly outside of the sticker using a sharp knife. I actually lost some hydraulic fluid... I recommend using styrofoam glue to attach them, as this glue doesn't dissolve PLA and is quite strong, even...

This is a modular 150mm air hose adapter, that simply screws on to common flexible 150mm spiral hoses. These hoses are commonly used by portable AC units. The parts are done from scratch, but I did use the threads on the main adapter from...

... and could scratch the skis and even your fingers. I could come up with the solution to chamfer the edges, but since I was printing with brims, brim-removing knife was good enough to do that in one go. ... There could still be glitches, sorry :-)

Simply grab a hobby knife and push the blade in from both sides to loosen it. Clean the back of the clip with alcohol, add a strip of double-sided tape, and you're good to go! How I Designed This Why document my design process? I'm doing this...

Use a knife to cut out the mouse ears from the base, top, shell, and hatch. Smooth out the cuts using some high-grit sandpaper. Tap all of the 3D-printed parts using the M2.5mm Tap. The shell has through holes, but only tap about 8mm down on each...

... the decal once printed out on a label (I suggest Avery heavy duty laser labels as they are oil and water proof) to align it to the lid. Then use a craft / xacto knife to cut along the dotted lines and the perimeter to remove the unwanted parts.

Unfortunately, I did suffer a setback yesterday when I crashed while attempting a knife edge maneuver, but fortunately, the arm broke cleanly at the steel outer bolt and was easily replaced within five minutes. I've also built a Reverie6 with a...

You can easily cut the strip off with scissors or a craft knife. Also made four different styles of spikes as well. New front Rams: Added two versions with "jagged metal blades" and a skull ram. Pipes: Side mounted pipes of various configurations,...

... Instructions To start with, print the mini back panel and clean up any lumps or excess material using a sharp hobby knife. Make sure to avoid plastic getting stuck in the screw holes by drilling them out. A 1/8 inch drill bit works perfectly well.

After the glue dried, I cut out all the honeycomb holes (I slashed an x in each hole with a utility knife and then used my fingertip to press the remaining foil in). I then wrapped the edges with metal foil tape. To level the honeycomb table, center...

I use 1.6mm stainless wire)Some tapping screws (around 2mm x 8mm)Glue, lubricant (silicone oil), solder, electronic wireTool:Soldering iron for assembling circuitry and welding plastic partsPC for programming ArduinoDrill bit, radius = 2mmSharp knife...

This is a little 50mm (dia) x 60mm tall can for disposal of old/used hobby and utility/box-knife blades. It's sturdy, strong (even when printed in PLA), and printing it should be relatively quick and inexpensive.</p> <p>I had a growing pile of used...

This prints very nicely oriented normally; the pins start on the plate, and the support structure comes off as a single piece with some careful putty knife action around the edge. There are angles that allow the support removal to be imperfect, and...

Remove the microphones from the button flex strip using a knife, as they're not needed. 6. Conformal coating and liquid electrical tape will help protect the naked components. Be careful not to get conformal coating in any plug interface or unused...

To get it working decently you will need a knife and cut of some bits so the sensor can get closer to the rfid tags in the pocket. with no display you always wonder if it has recognized the tag or not (or even flipped back to not recognizes it any...

In order to mount it flat to the wall or a cupboard, you'll need M03a.stl printed twice, one of them mirrored.If you rather prefer not to mount it somewhere, please use the S01.stl (printed twice) and M02.stl printed twice instead of...

Dont just rip the support plate off, take your time and work on the light parts with a thin hobby knife or a scalpel. If you have any troubles - message me here or on instagram(preferred method, link in my profile) and we will try to work...

I used .20mm layer height with supports on the build plate.Note that you need two frame clamps, one original, and one mirrored.Remove the build-in brim where applicableConnect the 5-magnet holder with the frame mounts with M3 bolts (you can use some...

(In this case, you might need to trim them down a little bit since there is no tolerance whatsoever between the two parts.) These are the recommended printing orientations with the support materials in...

Use a carpet knife to cut out the felt in a circle around the dartboard. Cut out the round felt behind the dartboard so that the disc can still be turned. A ring is created on which the 3 dartboard aligner can be tightened. Glue the felt in the...

However, some sandpaper, a few small key files, a craft knife and possibly a 2mm drill (and later 3mm) may be useful. * For the "Press-Fit" trapezoidal guidance of the cylinders, I use printed auxiliary tools for pressing on and off, which are not...

I'm using 3mm PVC foam plates, which you can cut with a sharp knife, drill holes through, and so on. Filter Holder.stl: Single part filter holder for filter foam. The filter parts are designed to be easily removed for cleaning. I had an idea to...

... If using a homemade version, you may need to use a tool like a knife to push it into position before cinching it tight. This adjustable endstop was created due to frustration with making software adjustments for coarsely adjusted fixed endstops.