3D printable shelf ends for plywood
link to cad: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/3c4e9364ffad9b796b68945b/w/40dae086fe204fcc5e960ee3/e/8c4473ca00c2d04201443c44?renderMode=0&uiState=6601c051c1c4d963c4f97f6a
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Liczymy pasujące modele…
link to cad: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/3c4e9364ffad9b796b68945b/w/40dae086fe204fcc5e960ee3/e/8c4473ca00c2d04201443c44?renderMode=0&uiState=6601c051c1c4d963c4f97f6a
link to cad: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/d59cbe4fabccef45cb914754/w/656faf75bd8cf95cc9996123/e/8c93dc22325ffbbd8f8f315c?renderMode=0&uiState=660062e9c1c4d963c4f33760
Any nozzle width, recommend using finer layer height for an insanely satisfying texture though, ironing optional. Pretty much any material
This machine is a work in progress. An updated assembly.step will be provided once it's in a reasonably functional state, if you really want it ask for it directly. (current is likely outdated up until the “reasonably functional state”)…
⚠🚨⚠ LEDS ONLY ⚠🚨⚠ I'm not actually sure how safe it is... for simplicity I recommend PLA (mine didn't melt yet) for safety I recommend ASA-FR the rest is up to you as always excercise care with wiring first and foremost turn your breakers…
You likely have a different tube, in such a case edit the smaller circle's diameter in Sketch 1 in this onshape document. The default diameter is ⌀42.2mm for a ⌀42 tube and a shitty ahh printer :3
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