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ShatteredVirtue

This model is specifically designed for the BR151, however this model seems to be a very common model of robot vacuum that is used by various companies.&nbsp;This model does require some assembly and gluing as the bristles used are from a broom to maintain the same properties from the original part, however it is easy to do, and the model comes with pieces to help with assembly.&nbsp;Before following through on the below steps, please ensure that all your pieces fit together (except for the holders), and the brush nodes fit onto your vacuum. Depending on your printer tolerances you may need to adjust the size of the pieces 1%-2% depending on the fit.&nbsp;Step 1 - Acquire bristles from a common broom head. Acquire in small batches to prevent waste.<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000476143/design/2024-05-26_3bab1623ce17.png"></figure>Step 2 - Place bristles into holder to build up an sufficient amount of bristles to add the the vacuum brush replacement. My rule of thumb is that you should have enough that you have some resistance when moving the bristles within the holder.<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000476143/design/2024-05-26_1d54b97ad4f36.png"></figure>Step 3 - Add glue into brush arm socket, superglue has a decent viscosity to properly coat the bristles inside the arm.<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000476143/design/2024-05-26_66bc9bd6b7bd1.png"></figure>Step 4 - Insert bristles into arm socket filled with glue buy holding both the arm and the holder together, and pushing in the bristles.<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000476143/design/2024-05-26_92b3be004767e.png"></figure>Step 5 - If the bristles are sufficiently in the socket, and you&#39;re happy with the result, move the holder away from the brush arm, but keep the holder on the bristles to prevent frayed pieces from falling off as it dries. Do this carefully to not accidentally remove the bristles. This is done so you don&#39;t accidentally glue the holder to the arm. (Repeat steps 1 through 4 for each arm that you need for your replacements, 3 per brush node)<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000476143/design/2024-05-26_3cebc8fa2412c.png"></figure>&nbsp;Step 5 - Once your glue has dried (varies depending on the glue used.) Insert the arms into the main brush node, and remove the bristle holder.<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000476143/design/2024-05-26_6e6d0e5a161a8.png"></figure>&nbsp;If you complete these steps above, you should have yourself a functional replacement brush for your robot vacuum, so you can breath new life into your robot vacuum instead of having to buy a new one, or find the replacement part via a shady/slow manufacturer site.

Robot Vacuum Brush Replacement - No Supports

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Stag 3D

<h3>How to play:</h3><ol><li>Setup the base on a flat surface and place the Tetra Balance block onto it.</li><li>Take it in turns with your opponent to place the blocks onto the Tetra Balance piece. You can place the blocks with one hand only and once you have chosen a bloke you cannot change it.</li><li>Repeat until the tower eventually falls. </li><li>If you cause the tower to fall your opponent wins. </li></ol>&nbsp;

Tetra Balance Game

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mdzcondo

There was a great 3d map created of the Legend of Zelda (NES version), found on Thingiverse.  However, the file has 32 map pieces.  I have combined them into 4 parts instead to make the map easier to put together.&nbsp;Print parts and lay next to each other in alphabetical order (Part A-D on the left, then E-H, etc).

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