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3D Printing
Instructions from Positivitypunk Backpack
To print bolt holes, offset from the plane of the printer, I created 4 cylinders and aligned them a layer or two below where the hole would start to print. Each cylinder is a solid model, two layers thick. Once sliced, support will not need to be generated,...

3D Printing
Instructions from 3D Printed Lithophane Lamp
I have printed the parts using Creality Ender 3 with White PLA filament and 0.4mm nozzle diameter. The main body took approximately 14hrs to complete. So make sure your slicer settings are just right. Slicer settings for printing the main body and cover...

3D Printing Notes
Instructions from Dogbot
Most of the components in the project are printed in PLA with the exception of parts directly in contact with motor which will be made from ABS. PLA Printer setup: 0.3 mm layer height20 % infillHoneycomb fill pattern0.4 mm Nozzle diameter Keep fan speed...

3D printing the enclosure
Instructions from OpenRPNCalc
Here are a few more-or-less random notes about 3D printing the calculator enclosure. I've printed it with the Creality Ender 3 V2 printer using PETG plastic, and the case went really well I think. Contrary to what's written in many websites,...

Printing with Facemasks
Instructions from 3D Printing and Moulding with Recycled Facemasks
Polypropylene (PP) is notoriously difficult to 3D print as it doesn’t bond well to common printer build platforms. However, it does bond well to itself, PP. A trick is therefore to print on normal clear tape as this is often also PP. Using this method...

3D Printable Micro Peristaltic Pump
Instructions from 3D Printable Micro Peristaltic Pump
Step 1 - 3D Printing3D print the 1/8" or 1/4" design based on the type of tubing you'll be using. We used the following settings on our 3D printer:1/8" Settings -Material - PLANozzle Temperature - 200CHotbed Temperature - 60CNozzle Diameter - .2mmLayer...

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...

Desktop Arcade Machine : 3D Printed + RetroPie
Instructions from Desktop Arcade Machine : 3D Printed + RetroPie
3D print all the pieces. I used PLA for stiffness. All my 3D models were designed to be printed without the need for any support structures. You will need a 3D printer with a minimum print volume of 220mm x 220mm x 120mm in order to print these files....

Extruding Filament
Instructions from 3D Printing and Moulding with Recycled Facemasks
This image shows the most recent set-up of the filament extrusion kit in action. You can see a video of this on the project blog post (link). The Filastruder is vertically mounted using a 3rd party non-standard vertical hopper found...

UV printing on other items
Instructions from UV projection printer for PCBs and item marking
It is possible to print on various objects, as long as they have surface from which the excessive paint can be wiped off (eg. 3D printed parts, cases, panels, household items). A mug will be used as an example in this instruction.The surface of the object...

OSA - Mechanics tutorial #01 - How to build a compliant robot hand
Instructions from Open Source Android
As an introduction to the project we recommend building the mechanics of a robot hand. There is a complete instructional video on youtube: The 3d printed parts can be download from thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:549095Though it can be...

Mechanical Assembly:
Instructions from Delta Robot Automatic Pick & Place Machine
Start by 3d printing the rod connection and the end effector STL FILES on thingiverse. After that use wood or steel for the base I recommend its CNC cut for the precision as well as you should for the arms I made them from alucobond the material used...

Mounting the Head
Instructions from Joy Robot (Robô da Alegria) 2017 edition
The head of the robot was divided in eigth 3d printed parts, all of them printed in white PLA with 0.2mm resolution, 10% infill and no supports: Head top (right and left)Head bottom (right and left)Head cap (right and left)Neck axis 1Neck axis 2 It took...

Easy Build my own useful Robot For Less Than $100
Instructions from Easy Build my own useful Robot For Less Than $100
3.3. Assembling.So you have details (see the picture above):NB: Servo motor shaft caps, Frames and Bracket are metal.Important! When electronics are ready, connect the servo motors pllugs to it and turn the SelfieBot on connecting it to supply power...

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....

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