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Simple print, no supports needed. Screw holes are 10mm for the head and 6mm for the thread. I printed this in PLA at 75% but it probably doesn't need that much infill. I've now added a second STL file that doesn't have the cutaway for the…
Ergonomic holder and handle for Seneye Reef. You'll also need a 10mm acrylic tube from eBay of whatever length suits your tank. Acrylic rod will need to be super glued in place using any reef-safe glue (cyanoacrylate). PETG, no supports.…
Designed to work with the 3M Command picture hanging strips (velcro-stlye), these allow you to mount the Rolling Stones Lego Art on your wall. I used PLA @ 100% infill, but infill makes little difference on a piece this small. No supports…
This adapts the standard AI Prime L bracket to take the new AI Blade. I'd only recommend it for the 12 inch Blade though, as it won't be string enough for anything longer/heavier. You'll need to print at 100% infill and with supports from…
A base plate to fill the reflector space on the GT - print this then stick a Suzuki badge to it. The badge I used was from eBay, item number 184397274069 Print this in PETG to reduce the risk of it melting, but be aware it may not cope…
This is designed for 14cm bowls but you can just measure the bowl you have and adjust the scale in Prusaslicer (or wherever slicer you use). For example, if your bowls are 12cm, scale to 86%. PLA is fine - higher infill percentage stops…
As standard, the Reef Factory Smart Rollers come with a 90 degree elbow to connect to your downpipe. This is the same fitting, only straight instead of the 90 degree elbow. Takes 32mm OD pipe. Fits 41mm socket. Must print with PETG to be…
This mount holds the Aoci as close as possible to the crossbar so it doesn't stick out. It's designed for a 25mm crossbar, which is what the V Strom 1050 has (25.5mm to be precise).
5% infill is fine, as is PLA although PETG is probably better. This will only fit 2020 aluminium extrusion, not the larger stuff.
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