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No particular printing instructions. I made mine in PLA and it have been working fine for a couple of years. Glue with Tec-7 or similar to the underside of the drain channel. v.1x is made in TinkerCAD, hence the rough construction. v2…
Use PETG or other materials that likes heat better than PLA, PLA tends to warp when the car is in the sun. Use 100% infill and supports on buildplate for the adapter.
Need supports everywhere. The connection between ashtray mount and adapter is a tight fit so it may be wise to print outer perimeters first. 4x 3.5x16 mm wooden screws and 1x M6x20 with nut/wingnut needed. I printed the first one in PLA…
Inspired by this model: https://www.printables.com/model/203595-verlegehilfe-begrenzungsdraht-mahroboter-tool-for- which I found to be a very good idea but not very good in my old lawn, i created a new similar model which incorporates a…
Need supports everywhere (but very small areas use supports). Probably wise to avoid PLA due to stability issues over time, PETG is better.
Need to remove all 4 self tapping screws temporarly so that the demister can be moved a bit to install. It may be nessesary to heat the top 2 cm slightly to make it fit when installing. Supports on build plate only.
100% infill No supports PLA works fine
To complete this build you need a brass boiler cap base which you can get from several places. I bought mine here: https://coffee-sensor.com/product/la-pavoni-lever-boiler-cap-base-in-brass/ The shaft need to be made in PC (polycarbonat)…
Hopper need supports everywhere.
I guess most materials except PLA is fine to use, I made mine in brass colored ABS. Lamp "glass" made from some kind of transparent/clear filament. I made mine in PETG (since I already had that one in house but it might be better with a…
Re-designed in Onshape April 2025, original made in TinkerCAD. 100% infill Split to objects before printing. Supports on build plate only. I find organic support to be a little more time consuming to print but is far easier to remove. PLA…
Can be printed in whatever material you want. Bronze filament with light coat of blue/grey stain is looking good… The versions in the pictures is printed in eSUN ePLA Metal Antique Brass
I drilled 5 holes in the back of the table to feed the teflon tubes from underneath and up to the MMU3. I spliced 2 and 2 tubes to get them long enough (several splicers can be found online). To avoid the filament unspooling too much and…
100% infill (when the original breaks, it is wise to make them as strong as possible). Supports needed. PLA seems ok
Faceplate for the M5Dial display. The original faceplate is orange, but you can use this to make it any color you like. Layer thickness: 0.1mm recommended
My mobile home had a homemade hook-"thing" så I made a better one. 15% infill Supports needed PLA works fine
A bit tricky to print horisontally due to holes and the "shims" around the pivot pin hole so it may be better standing at 45 degrees. I made mine in PLA with 50% infill and it seems to work fine.
Drive belt for 4wd. Original cam belt contains reinforcements that prevent stretching and that is difficult to 3D print. This belt is as thick as possible to minimize stretching but it do jump teeth quite frequently so it is only for…
I drilled 5 holes in the back of the cabinet to feed the teflon tubes from underneath and up to the MMU3. I spliced 2 and 2 tubes to get them long enough (several splicers can be found online). To avoid the filament unspooling too much…
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