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  • Designing the button cap
  • Instructions     from Quiz-o-matic wireless buzzers
  • An important part of the quiz experience is smashing the buzzer button when you figure out the answer. Typical 10mm diameter buttons weren't going to cut it because they're too small for the satisfaction. Sizeable arcade buttons weren't available cheap...

  • Build your own Facemask
  • Instructions     from COVID-19 Facemask
  • 1.      3D Print the mask. I suggest printing it upside down from its original orientation. This provides you with the easiest to remove supports. In my tests printing with the mask print with a rafting to prevent a misprint was required....

  • Getting Started
  • Instructions     from Semisolid Metal Printing
  • The first thing you'll need to do is purchase the components. The bill of materials can be found on the github pageThis metal extruding system is meant to be an upgrade to existing 3D printers, so it is assumed that you already have a 3D printer to modify....

  • How to use Oasis controller software
  • Instructions     from Oasis 3DP
  • Requirements Oasis controller is written in Python. Right now the right Python with libraries is required to run Oasis controller. Install the right python and libraries before running the Oasis controller software. Python 3.6.2 PyQT5 (pip3 install PyQt5)pyserial...

  • Fabricate and Procure
  • Instructions     from MIDI-Controlled Slide Whistle
  • At this point, it's time to procure components for the build and to start fabricating.  Bill of materials is listed in Components Section of this page along with some links to parts I used. For the 3d-printed parts, I've used an FDM 3d printer (Creality...

  • Step 2: The choice of materials and sketches
  • Instructions     from ⚡Thor's hammer⚡
  • - The frame: We were advised not to print the hole hammer with the 3D machine. That is why we decided to print only the frame/armature. We use the software Fusion 360 to make the shape of our armature, to after print it in 3d with Cura. But...

  • Cartesian Style 3D Printer
  • Instructions     from Cartesian Style 3D Printer
  • Body Assembly:Final body assembly was fairly straightforward. The most time consuming process was cutting and fitting the timing belts. First, three stepper motors are mounted underneath the base: two in back (Z axis) and one in front (Y axis). Two Z...

  • Building premises.
  • Instructions     from DIY hobby servos quadruped robot
  • I'm going to enumerate some important concepts i have taken into account for the robot design. This robots depends hardly on its mass distribution and dynamics of the moving parts (legs). Thats why i decided to go for this servo configuration, having...

  • ROBOTIC Arm in plexiglass
  • Instructions     from ROBOTIC Arm in plexiglass
  • PRACTICAL CONSTRUCTION So, having explained the arm we can move on to see how to build it: all the necessary parts are available in assembly kits, in laser-cut plexiglass, complete with accessories for assembly such as screws, bolts, etc. However, nothing...

  • Printing the Triangles - Walls
  • Instructions     from GeoLeaf
  • The first thing we need to print are the sides of our triangles. The file for this is attached 'Triangle-Walls.stl'. I printed mine in 3D Jakes ecoPLA Matt Black as I wanted it to contrast with the grey walls in my home office but you can use a different...

  • Print and assemble phone case
  • Instructions     from Multispectral imaging smartphone camera
  • Printing of all parts is done is PETG. All parts needed for assembly of case: Case Case back/magnetic attachment Filter wheel base Filter wheel nut M3 thumb screw M3 nut 3/8" to 1/4" tripod mount adapter 8x3mm magnets (x4)-----------------------------------...
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