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This model uses 22 links, 22 covers, 1 end, and 1 start. I printed mine from PLA. Some supports are needed on the start and end. This chain clips into the aluminum extrusion under the printer just like the existing wire managers. Thread…
This model might not be strictly needed to prevent the wires from being damaged as they are pretty beefy, but having all the wires on the printer match is fun! The design uses 17 ChainLatches, 17 ChainLinks, 1 ChainEnd, and 1 ChainStart.…
This model should only be needed if you (like me) have re-routed the bowden tubes and no longer have anything to support the orange wire. I used an additional bowden tube inside the chain to support it. It is held in one end in the pocket…
I use a steel rod inside to give it some more weight, its a super fun project!
This is based on small torpedo cars used in the steel industry to cary molten metal. The one I have designed is a work in progress and still has some improvements to be made, but they are a ways off. For this Project, use The main thing I…
The concept art for this sword was designed by Fyerix#4447 on Discord for an art contest I helped to host. They submitted several designs, and all of them were amazing! I love the fiery color and enjoyed the challenge of getting the sword…
The model requires the addition of: 4 x m3 nuts 2 x m3x10 bolts 2 x m3x4 bolts The nuts should be pressed into place and the screws can be screwed in. The side of the knife with the blade cutout can be used to hold extra blades. That side…
Easy mount for the underside of power supply. Uses 8 m4 screws and 4 m4 nuts to mount to a sheet.
BWAY 500 car template for Pioneer Maker Club at UW-Platteville.
Vash's super cool gun! Its sized for earings which I resin printed for a friend, but it is more than detailed enough to scale up for a full sized prop
It does what it says on the can, not much more to say about it. I didn't need supports but I did print it with mounting sections on the build plate which isn't the most stable way of doing it lol.
I could get away with only using supports on the dovetail joint by standing them up at an odd angle, otherwise this might be a pain to print. Best of luck
For this model you should use pieces of filament in all the sections to align them and provide some support, then go back in with a soldering iron or 3D pen and fuse them together. For the hinge another piece of filament can be used. I…
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