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Wonderful model. It should be in the Cyberbrick default category. Everything printed perfectly and apart from the fact i did not have enough flat head screws, all parts came together without a flaw, even with my thick fingers. Wonderful model.
Note: the guide does not mention which servo motor to use, but i believe it made sense to use the 180 degree one.

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Excellent model and print on an A1. Everything came together without a hitch. An exception was that the forks were not lifting all the way and the motor was straining, but it was all about the material needing to yield a bit. After about 10 minutes of playing with it, I had no more issues with the lift going all the way up and then all the way down.

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On a A1 this printed without any issues. Supports came off clean and easy. It actually felt like a kit assembly bought from the store than a self-printed one.



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Safer AA battery case and buttons replace the risky BP-5L in your old handheld. Tired of swelling batteries and broken charging ports? This 3D-printed case converts to AA power. Soldering required. Reuses original screen, motherboard, etc. Make a DIY screen film. Battery wiring instructions in the files.
Handheld Game Console
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Introducing a new parametric battery case designed for both AA and AAA batteries! Say goodbye to limitations – easily adjust the number and type of batteries you need. This design uses simple threaded metal wires (like 0.5mm gauge) for connections (not included), eliminating the need for fiddly metal plates. It features a modified spring mechanism for reliable contact and offers flexible wiring options for series or parallel configurations.
Parametric Battery Case AA / AAA
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Not sure for how many of you this applies, however I enjoy soaking in the bathtub and watching a show on my phone. I use a bathtub tray and a regular phone holder for this.
There is one problem: the phone tilts up in the phone holder, yet when I'm lying down in the water, the phone should tilt down for optimal viewing.
Hence this piece of plastic that does the job. It ain't stupid if it works.
Reverse Phone Stand
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