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  • 3D LED Christmas Tree
  • Instructions     from 3D LED Christmas Tree
  • Capacitors Solder in the electrolytic capacitors. These are definitely polarized. There is usually a "-" marking along one side of the can and also the longer lead is positive while the shorter lead is negative. Be certain that the positive and negative...

  • 3D LED Christmas Tree
  • Instructions     from 3D LED Christmas Tree
  • LEDs Diodes (including LEDs) are also polarized. Be certain to observe that the long lead is positive and the short is negative. Again observe the silk screen printing on the PCB or that the positive solder pad is square. When soldering the LEDs, be...

  • 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...

  • Control Boards
  • Instructions     from Open-Source Shallow Water Glider
  • Begin by printing the BackEndCircuitRack, and the Circuit_rack_encap_mount. We attempted to print these parts however the print failed part way through, for a more reliable method the stl file should be separated into two separate halves to print that...

  • Tools and Materials
  • Instructions     from Joy Robot (Robô da Alegria) 2017 edition
  • The following tools and materials were used for this project: Tools: 3D printer - The whole body of the robot is 3D printed. Several hours of 3d printing were needed for building the whole structure;PLA filament - White and black PLA filaments...

  • The Design
  • Instructions     from Smiley TOF Module
  • After solidifying the design idea in my head, I began designing the enclosure for the sensor module. I decided to 3D Print the enclosure early on as I did not have any spare project boxes lying around and the servo motor is not project-box shape friendly....

  • The Rocket
  • Instructions     from SpaceX Falcon 9R Lamp
  • For me, the print time ran about 10-11 hours for everything, but it could be upwards of fifteen hours. At this point you should have 3D printed: Leg Left Half x4Leg Right Half x4Interstage x1Grid fins x4Engine Block x1Leg Tips x4 With all of the 3D printing...

  • Luggable PC
  • Instructions     from Luggable PC
  • Flatten, square, tighten.This base is the foundation for the entire chassis. If things are misaligned here, the remainder of the assembly will compound the problem and things will get pretty hopeless by the time you get to the top. Spending a few minutes...

  • Assemble the swivel
  • Instructions     from Ceiling Mounted VR Support Rig
  • You'll now be assembling the rest of the swivel and coupling it to the ceiling brace, as shown in the following image. Take the 3D printed square spacer for the ceiling brace (row 16) and insert it into the brace. It is highlighted in orange below. Take...
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