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Created to minimise the chance of leaks, and to remove the need for silicoln. The box has increased in size so that other sensors can be added, also tie wrap points have been added for batteries / other electronics. The aerial is now…
I did my best, printed it with a 0.4 nozzle at 2mm layer height 0.3 should be just under the surface 0.4 should be flush 0.5 should stick out a bit I’ve included the fusion file if you want to improve the fit, and deal with printing…
A model I created in Fusion 360 to replicate the physical sizes of the cheap and cheerful 9g Tower Pro servo, useful for fitting tests and prototyping. print with supports Category: Robotics
Print settings Print face down with supports only touching build plate (this will support the window) 0.2mm 100% infill Water Resistance 1. A small bead of silicoln around the front of the screen should be sufficient, there is a groove in…
I made this for cables but as a side effect it has a really nice snap to it when closing. Can be used for cables or paracord maybe. I use mine behind cabinets and TVs for things like Chromecasts and Alexa cables I think 100% infil would…
I didn't like the thick frame LCD surrounds so I made my own, the model also includes an offset on one of the sides as the LCD module is always slightly off centre This doesn't require glue as it has an inner lip, however you might want…
I made several of these to store pan lids around the kitchen as we're short on space. I used 0.2mm layer height, and 2 self tapping screws to secure them to the doors.
Parts needed: one 9g servo (SG90) see pic, literally the cheapest you can buy last I checked Other parts: Left over from Elegoo smart car V4 kit; I'm sure you will have some laying around: Two 2x10mm bolts + Two m2 nuts (For attaching the…
My best attempt at a ‘cool’ looking, ergonomic - easy to use in gloves, de-icing scraper. Print on the larger flat side as in the image, takes around 2-2.5 hours at 100mm/s at 0.2 layer height with a 0.4 nozzle and no supports. I…
Created because we're short on coat space. I've included the STL so you can edit the model for your stairway. 0.2 100% infill is sufficient to hang very heavy coats, providing the hook is a good fit around your railing.
I made these because I put weight on my £120 MX500 and broke off the feet pins. They're shaped similarly and fold in just like the originals, 100% infill and the pins are stronger than the originals (in my experience). Width is 24.70mm,…
I made it so the power button and status LED are useable, cables can be plugged and unplugged while in the case, tolerance is about 0.1mm all the way around, which should be about right for most printers. I printed it as 0.2mm layer…
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