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This resulted in a stringy mess that was easily removed using mini-Dremel milling heads and a sharp hobby knife. The experience of working with the lines and seeing them transform into a beautiful object was delightful, much like a highly refined...

Clean the edge up with a sharp knife, then push the part pressurerelief_outer.stl through the hole - should be a nice loose fit. Mark the screwholes (on the flanges either side) on the bucket, then remove the part, drill the holes (I used a 4mm bit)....

Extract the silicone using a hobby knife or pliers, depending on what you used as release agent. Clean up the silicone by removing any minor flashing around the hole for the nozzle. Tweezers work well for this task. Put the silicone sock on your...

This obviously voids your warranty. Tools and Parts RequiredX-Acto style utility knife¾ HolesawCA glue or similar plastic compatible glue.(Optional) Dremel with sanding drum attachment(Optional) #6-32 TapScrewdriver#6-32 x 1-inch machine screw (full...

Post-printing: To achieve the desired look without painting the PLA, I used a small exacto knife to clean up edges instead of sanding or filing exposed areas. Let me know if anything is missing! Printing: I recommend printing one piece at a time...

Building ====== What you need ------------- *Experience* Soldering experience Intermediate computer know how *Tools* - Soldering iron - Philips head screwdriver - x-acto knife - Drill - Hot glue gun - UV light - Conformal coating (optional) -...

The cables are fed through the hole in the back; you need to use a knife to remove some material from the edges where the LED rests in order to keep the LED level. I used heat glue for my LEDs as I knew I wasn't going to push them very hard. The...

If you like, take a hobby knife and chamfer the hole to the PTFE tube. In my testing, this is not necessary; but if it makes you happier, by all means go for it.*Note: Do not try to push the PTFE tube to be flush with the outer surface. It's a 3.5 mm...

The cold morning air cuts through your coat like a knife. Through the fog rolling over the bay you see a shape emerging, but you dismiss it as just another late-night illusion. You take a swig of coffee from your canteen to clear your head and focus...

If you like, take a hobby knife and chamfer the hole to the PTFE tube. In my testing, this is not necessary; but if it makes you happier, by all means go for it.*Note: Do not try to push the PTFE tube to be flush with the outer surface. It's a 3.5 mm...

You may need to trim the edges of the "pin" if there is any 'elephant's foot' on the print -- choose the best fitting pin from the set, and use a razor knife, file or sandpaper to trim any squished edges. THEN, after adding glue and assembling,...

You may need to hobby knife a bit of the plastic to get it to fit perfect.Finally put the clips on and you should be good to go. 4 Way Switch You will probably have to drill out the bottom plate to the right size for each of the pins, push the...

If it's too tight, look for areas that might be sticking out (On the race boxes specifically, I always had one corner on the tray that had a slight bulge that I could trim with a knife)Ship Boxes:While I originally tried to make them fit within the...

If you mess up like this just use scissors or a knife to cut a ring off so you have a clean circle to start with, it doesn't work well with breaks like these. Once you have a string started push the bottle into your chest and start pulling. Aim for...

If so, just pass gently the blade of a hobby knife through the slot with a saw-like motion; do not use your sturdy working knife, it will be too thick. The flex of the clip will depend, of course, on the material; use PLA if you want it mostly rigid,...

Feel free to ask if you are not quiet sure. Foto is mid-print of pieces A and B.Tools reqired:For assembly the following will be needed:About 1 meters of PLA 1,75mm filamentPliers to cut the FilamentRulerPin or needle (To undo if you made a...

Just remember, once it's stuck it's permanent.When attaching the printed red dragon itself to the flag, use a clear, more repositionable but permanent glue, such as Unibond or E6000, which can more easily be removed when performing the final cleanup,...

Most track can either be cut with a sharp knife (aka Stanley knife), or scored and then snapped apart at the score line. See photo for example using Scalextric Sport track.</p><p>Once you have cut out the rails, you'll need to measure the total...

There is a one layer sacrificial bridge in the hole that needs to be cut away with a hobby knife. The T-pins used for the pivots are held by friction to the parts upper_legs and foot. The mating holes are designed with more clearance so the pins...

Then, remove any excess glue from the top of the magnets to ensure the lid fits tightly, using an X-acto knife, screwdriver, spudger, or whatever you have.Tools that may help:If you print the holes slightly small, a 6mm reamer and a 6mm end mill can...

Most track can either be cut with a sharp knife (aka Stanley knife), or scored and then snapped apart at the score line. See photo for example using Scalextric Sport track.</p><p>Once you have cut out the rails, you'll need to measure the total...

Nitty Gritty: Doesn't snap in two as if it were crafted from paper mâché like every other lightweight bed mount design I've tried Minimal weight (only 5g for this part when printed in ABS, ~6g for PETG or PLA) As close and tall as possible to the bed...

If so, just pass gently the blade of a hobby knife through the slot with a saw-like motion; do not use your sturdy working knife, it will be too thick. The flex of the clip will depend, of course, on the material; use PLA if you want it mostly rigid,...

Feel free to ask if you are not quiet sure. Foto is mid-print of pieces A and B.Tools reqired:For assembly the following will be needed:About 1 meters of PLA 1,75mm filamentPliers to cut the FilamentRulerPin or needle (To undo if you made a...

There is a one layer sacrificial bridge in the hole that needs to be cut away with a hobby knife. The T-pins used for the pivots are held by friction to the parts upper_legs and foot. The mating holes are designed with more clearance so the pins...

The following types of blades are available: Stanley utility knife blade Craft Knife Hobby Blades #11 9mm Utility Knife Replacement Blades 18mm Utility Knife Replacement Blades https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKVhX7W3xho   My some...

It lessens the adhesion.I didn't have any issues with the filament sticking to the tape, but I used a towel to press the tape down instead of my finger.After printing, trimming the tape almost flush with the model keeps the tape from getting in the...

Knife money, or knife-shaped money began to be used in China in the centuries after 600 BCE. Spade money, or money that physically resembles a spade, began use some time after 640 BCE, which actually makes it far older than the stater, but it’s...

Then with a heated soldering iron, press down the insert straight down with only moderate force until it's about half way down, it should just take a couple of seconds.Quickly switch to the knife / spatula and press it fully down until it sits flat,...

I may already have the one you need.It's really zero trouble, I can export configurations on my phone and send them over instantly.What sort of frames are supported?Classic designs from the Apex by ImpulseRC, to the Quadmula Siren, and to the Y6 by...