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Designed for PHYSIQUE SANS FRONTIÈRE , a division of the French Society of Physics . This 3D printed centrifuge uses a drone motor to spin 8 1.5ml Eppendorf tubes. It is also designed to be very cheap and accomodating of different parts…
The STL files are just repaired so that they can be used with Slic3r. I'm using a Digispark instead of an Arduino for controlling the speed, you can find source and instructions at https://github.com/reefab/diybio_centrifuge Category:…
The original fastening system of the Zwift Click is not optimal, just using 2 rubber bands around the handlebar. I remixed two different models to have a very secure fixing for a 22.5mm handlebar. I'm not taking any credit for this model…
Mount for the POLAR DRAWBOT with additional holes for using nema14 motors. As I suspected, they are enough to drive the drawbot and I had a coupe laying around. Mirror the STL to have both sides. I also made holes in the parts I used to…
My Elite Sterzo Smart kept sliding around even on my rocking plate that has anti-slip coating. Those rings (print 2) affix the rubber feet in place, no more sloppy steering. Instructions: Once you have setup your Sterzo, mark a line going…
Made for 8mm leadscrews and lm8uu. Check the specification image to see if the leadscrew nut matches yours. The idler is designed for a GT2 belt, meaning dual 624 bearings on a M4 bolt instead of the usual 608 and M8. Source and…
Designed to mount across the bottom extrusions or in the bottom corners (see photos). You can find the openscad file at github . Instructions Uses M5 10mm bolts with washers for the tabs (and t-nuts) and M3 20mm bolts for the side bolts.…
Quick and dirty modification of the standard i3 rework extruder STL to use an aluminum groove plate mount for a much more rigid hotend assembly. Created because the previous extruder I used started to soften where the hotend connects to…
The only changes from the original model are the flatter and shorter feet to make the power supply horizontal. Category: Electronics
A X-carriage for the Geetech Dual-head Hotend which uses two budaschnozzles. Made for Mendel-style horizontal X-axis printers. Has emplacements for three 40mm fans, two on the sides for cooling the buda’s radiators and one in the back for…
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