Schlagwort: microsoft 3d builder

I have replaced the upper mounting part with the one I have made for the „Fan Duct Two-Sided (Remix)“ thing:3719846 and added some mm to the half-circle part, so it is has more distance to the heating block. I have printed this in PLA, so I was concerned about the minimal distance, although it was perfectly centered around the nozzle, the heating block is wider to the right …). The resulting air-flow cross-section will be more egg-shaped instead of round, but still 180°. Works fine so far!

Changed:

• fan mount region, now fits (my) original Mega-S part fan
• screw holes (no nut needed)
• added 45° walls to overhangs
• added about 3mm in width to maintain distance to the heating block

Redline Filament, Eisengrau Glitzer:
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EDIT: just did a small temperature tower from 195 – 220 °C – NO obvious problems for bridging at all, none, zero! Will try special bridge tests and edit again …

EDIT: If you’re planning to print this in PLA be aware that at least with the PLA filament I had chosen the right side of the half-circle fan blow-out kept sagging down. So I did a complete Hotend cover for the needed structural strength even with PLA, keeps its shape since several print now:

Anycubic Mega-S Hotend LED Cover Fan Duct Half-Circle
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3736680

If you do not want to print a complete cover and get rid of the sagging when using PLA, you might also want to take a look at Gandalf420’s solution here:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3880321

Here are many parts to mix’n’match. I did not print-test every single model and combination (e.g. smooth base and smooth top work fine).

One primary goal was to not cover the light ring, so I didn’t. 🙂

Oh, I do not expect anyone to try the lattice base, this is more of a test – but if you want to stress test retraction (and computing the gcode, because this takes quite some time)… go for it. Dont‘ forget to post your make – THX 😉

Desktop stand for the Amazon Echo Dot 3rd Generation I have fiddled together. This is already the second version, but there are still improvements to make. The back wall is a little weak and the base should be 3mm higher. Besides those two minor things it fits and works fine.
The two slots on the bottom are for „hot glue feet“, but you can attach some glue-on feet as well, of course.

EDIT: added v3.1 as 3mf with parts and stl (smoothed)
EDIT 2019-07-03: added v3.5 as 3mf with parts, stl (smoothed) stl (smoothed arch) // redesigned AGAIN 😀

Scaled the v3 remix AA version down to fit AAA batteries.

I do have just one single brand on hand and they measured 45 x 10,6 mm. Inner dimensions of the box width is 46+ mm and the diameter is fine everywhere.

Printing it right now and will add a comment if it’s NOT fitting, but it should. 🙂

Please measure your batteries and adjust the scale accordingly.

Tilted it by 10°, hollowed and made it wall-mountable (either double sided tape, power strip or alike or with a screw or nail).

A fast to print filament dust remover box. Just stuff some microfiber cloth oder foam into the box, place around the filament, put another layer of cloth/foam above and close it. Can also be used while the filament is already mounted.

EDIT: added a v2 with half-circle arms for the lid, which greatly reduce the risk of breaking when removing the lid again. This thing is rather tiny, so are the walls, really depends on your filament if v1 works or not. 😉

just made them a little less deep, still function perfectly fine 😉

Modified in Windows 10 3D Builder, made the 2 slots for the HDMI/Power Plugs wider as the provided ones were way to narrow (about 1mm each side, so no snug fit, more a „no-fit“, may be due to my printer). The „socket box“ fitted nicely though.

Added some hex holes, no real purpose for them though 😀
Looks ok, prints ok, no support needed.

Sorry if something is weird or off – this is my first model/remix.

Modified in Windows 10 3D Builder, made the 2 slots for the HDMI/Power Plugs wider as the provided ones were way to narrow.

Added cut-outs for less material use to the main body.
Made the clip more flexible and replaceable, because mine broke the first time in use.
Make sure you print them as provided (don’t rotate), so the print lines support the clip’s bend direction!

I have removed some material to make it a faster print.