Liczymy pasujące modele…
The batteries I use don't fit the stock holder so I cut the horizontal tabs out, put this tray in (with a bit of sticky battery pad) and looped some velcro through the vertical tabs. This has been through some big crashes and battery…
Somewhere to hold the offline controller when not in use. Buttons still accessible. Can either bolt (using T nuts) or glue/tape to the side or back of the machine. The offline controller that came with my machine is 83 x 42 x 13.5mm…
I was tired of the ice creams in my freezer always falling over each other and having no organisation, and poor use of space meaning we can't fit new things in, so I printed a quick storage box with a small pull out handle. No supports…
Printed with 5 walls
Sized correctly for a 65mm tiny whoop, a little room for batteries
For the rear boot cover in a Volvo V50 Print Settings Printer: Artillery Sidewinder X1 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 40% Filament: Real Filament PETG Black Category: Automotive
Print both halves in their normal orientation, the latches print on their side. You'll need 6 x M3 bolts with 16mm thread length.
I wanted to mount the power at the rear of my RatRig Vcore 3.1 in an Enclosure 2.0 frame. The reason is I didn't want to spend a lot of money having panels cut on a CNC, it was cheaper to order full size panels and just do some cutouts…
My take on an universal spool roller / stand / holder. You will need; Essential; 2 x lengths of M8 threaded rod (112mm length - doesn't have to be too accurate) 4 x 16mm M3 bolts 4 x M3 nuts (nyloc or normal, either is fine) Optional;…
I wanted to mount my HDMI5 centrally on the screen area of the SP5 base - I removed the stock screen so there was room for the cables to route through. I made this case large enough to have the screen perfectly central, cover the hole…
To use the LGX Lite extruder on the RatRig Toolhead for VC3 or VC4. I think it could be made slightly better by using countersunk bolts and making this model a little shorter in the Z height, but I am already saving 15mm on the filament…
Similar to the original, cut the cord at the bottom of the clip, use a lighter to fuse the loose ends, put through the bottom hole and then either tie a knot in it or use a small cable tie like I did.
You will need some appropriate length bolts and T nuts, this fits into the side of the rear left extrusion. It prints flat with no supports. I've made it fairly chunky because the bolts I had on hand were long but you can always remix it…
A remix of this very handy design. I needed a steeper angle for the PTFE entry due to the dryer position and the large spools I use. Note, I have this mod installed also -…
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