tonny.prasetya

星骸造物-StarK

WZ-02 神机-凤凰鸣 Divine Machine Phoenix Blade

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monkeyworks

Mount designed for adding a 8mm LED strip to the P1S, it slots onto the metal frame around the top right above the X-Y rail. No need for adding a riser or attritional hardware. Comes in 3 sizes, 10mm, 25mm, 40mm and with or without a hook for cable routing. I&#39;ve only used this on my P1S, if you try it on an X1C and run into a problem, show me a photo and I might be able to modify the model. One thing to note is that the cable chain for the hot end can hit the LED strip but its flexible enough that it shouldn&#39;t cause any issues. &nbsp;LED Strip used: <a target="_blank" href="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CDKVYPFN/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&amp;th=1" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CDKVYPFN/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&amp;th=1</a> &nbsp;How to use this:<ul><li>Print out the combination of sizes you want. <ul><li>TIP: Use the hook ones for where you need to route the LED&#39;s power cable TIP: Print at least 1 small (no hook) for the front left corner, there isnt much space there but it should fit</li></ul></li><li>Run the LED strip into the mounting channel</li><li>Plug in the cables</li><li>Press the mounts onto the frame</li><li>Get lit</li></ul>&nbsp;Recommended combination:<ul><li>3 x Large</li><li>3 x Large Hook</li><li>2 x Medium</li><li>1 x Small</li></ul>&nbsp;Printing:<ul><li>Use a brim since they have a narrow footprint</li><li>PETG or PLA</li></ul>

8mm LED Strip Mounts - No riser or hardware

Bambulab Printer

Lozagon1234

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PlayStation Logo Keychain

Ganci

dekrug

Made a few changes to original rack by making the gap smaller so when it's sliding back and forth it has less give. There's 2 versions along with the orignal rack so you can pick which tolorence works best for you. Also made the nub bigger so that it sits in the square hole better. Need to work on the home button some more, plan to put in a spring so it works nicer. &nbsp;What you need:608 bearing, 22mm diameter, 7mm thick, 8mm center. Skateboard bearing1.6mm diameter metal rod X2 [butterfly paper clip/14 gauge finishing nail/wire] I used a m2x20Superglue<h3>Post-Printing</h3>Break off the support piece&nbsp;Attach the pivot to the rack:Method 1: Screw m2x20 into the top of the rack and it will sit freely in the pivot.&nbsp;Method 2:Cut down a 14 gauge finishing nail to a length of 20 mm. Pass the nail up through the pivot and into the rack. The pivot should spin free on the nail with minimal play. Put a drop of superglue in the slotted part of the rack. A piece of paperclip [wire] works but it's tricky to get a tight bend on the end.Method 2:Kids, don't play with fire...Take a straight piece of 1.75mm diameter filament and heat the end with a lighter for just over a second. Mash the end so it looks like a nail head. Pass the filament up through the pivot and into the rack. The pivot should spin free with minimal play. Trim the filament so 3mm sticks out of the rack. Heat with a lighter and mash flat.Snap the rack onto the frameAttach the assembly to the controller. Start by sliding the pivot on to the left stick. Clip the back of the frame on, then the front.Glue a 22mm length of metal rod into the "nub". Pass this down through the bearing and frame. There is a step in the nub, have this on the left side.Press the wheel into the bearing and glue the horn on the rod.Crank up the in game sensitivity and enjoy<figure class="image"><img src="https://media.printables.com/media/prints/157076/rich_content/254a4121-ac70-418d-a943-07f5bc9c39a4/thumbs/cover/800x533/jpg/ps5_manual_01.webp"></figure>

Playstation 5 Controller Mini Wheel

SD Studios

<h2>AAA Battery Magazine</h2>AAA battery holder in an AR-15 magazine design, not your typical battery holder!! It will hold approximately 22-24 batteries.&nbsp;The AA version of this can be found at:  <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/520017#profileId-436416" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/520017#profileId-436416</a><h3>Design</h3>The internal slide is supported by a printed spring. The spring works best printed in PETG or ABS which is more flexible and will retain it&#39;s shape better and for a longer period of time. The bottom cap is removable and is held in place with a locking tab that works the same way an actual AR-15 magazine locks in place.&nbsp;The slots in the back show how many batteries are in the magazine.<h3>Assembly</h3>The magazine is very easy to assemble. The spring will friction fit into the bottom of the slide. Insert the slide into the bottom of the shell and let it slide up to the top. The locking clip goes in next and you&#39;ll have to hold the clip and spring down to slide the bottom cap on. The bottom cap slide from the front of the magazine to the rear (the open slots) and will click in place when the tab on the clip pops into the slot in the cap. The next step is to load the batteries!!!&nbsp;-Update for Spring-A two piece spring has been added.  This will allow printing on beds smaller that 256x256.  The two piece spring option does have a top and bottom. The longer spring section has a taller flat section that is meant top be at the bottom for support of the lock clip. The two pieces can be glued, melted or double sided adhesive tape together to make it one spring.&nbsp;-Update for Magazine Shell-I have revised the magazine shell file to provide a more finished look at the top &amp; back of the magazine.  It will also provide more strength to resist the force the batteries put on the opening.<h3>Printing</h3>I have printed all the components using PLA and it works great. I suggest printing the spring in PETG since it is a more flexible material. The color of the spring really doesn&#39;t matter since you will not see it unless you open up the magazine. I would print a couple springs right away to have a spare. I don&#39;t have much information on how long the plastic spring will keep it&#39;s tension.<ul><li>The shell is set up to print vertical and has an internal brim.</li><li>The slide is set up with auto tree supports and I haven&#39;t had any issues with it sliding.</li><li>The bottom cap is set up using normal auto supports. I use an exacto knife to remove it after it&#39;s printed.</li><li>The provided .3mf file does have all this setup and placed on a plate.</li></ul>All the components fit on one sheet on my P1S. I have printed the slide and bottom clip in a different color to accent them.&nbsp;This model works but is always being tweaked and improved. Please let me know of any issues and/or any items needing improvement!!&nbsp;

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Bambulab Printer

Ganci

PS5

Mainan pip