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Polar APX
Добавлен 22 фев 2008
Living in Canada’s Arctic
Super-Sized 3D Printed Barbie Knee Pads
Using an STL from Thingiverse meant for Barbie-sized knee pads, I resized the file, played with the infill and got it just right to fit my Fjallraven trousers designed to hold knee pads. After 2 years they're still going strong!
The STL is no longer available, however, there are many different free files online, take your pick!
Filament on Amazon: GIANTARM TPU 3D Printer Filament Black, Soft Flexible Filament 95A, Dimensional Accuracy +/-0.05mm, 1KG (2.2LBS), 1.75mm Fit for All 3D Printers, Vacuum Packaging
3D Printer: Bambulab P1S
Slicing Software: BambuStudio
Hope this helps someone who wants a bit of a shortcut ;)
#3dprinting #barbie #maker #bambulab #lifehacks
The STL is no longer available, however, there are many different free files online, take your pick!
Filament on Amazon: GIANTARM TPU 3D Printer Filament Black, Soft Flexible Filament 95A, Dimensional Accuracy +/-0.05mm, 1KG (2.2LBS), 1.75mm Fit for All 3D Printers, Vacuum Packaging
3D Printer: Bambulab P1S
Slicing Software: BambuStudio
Hope this helps someone who wants a bit of a shortcut ;)
#3dprinting #barbie #maker #bambulab #lifehacks
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Видео
Working on My Polaris RMK 550
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I bought a 2010 Polaris RMK 550 last year and slowly fixed it up over the summer. These are a few tips I learned along the way. This video touches on: - Replacing the starter, hyfax, speedometer cable and square key, as well as specing a few things like track tension, chain tension and the correct settings for the oil sending unit. These are the parts I bought which were all available on Amazon...
Rab Batura 800FP Men’s Down Jacket - Arctic Tested (NOT an Expedition Jacket)
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These are my impressions of the Rab Batura after spending multiple days wearing it in frigid Arctic temperatures and high winds. (-50C /-59F windchill) Something I didn't mention in the video: this jacket does NOT breathe. So after 30 minutes of walking I am soaked and in the frigid cold, that is a serious issue. This jacket would be best suited for a low exertion activity. As advertised on Rab...
Muddy River Wholesale 4x8 Freedom Folding Trailer from Costco assembly
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This trailer was purchased at Costco and was supplied by Muddy River Wholesale. The plywood is Baltic Birch Plywood - Black Phenolic Hexaply 3/4” supplied by The WoodSource is Ottawa, ON. I had it shipped up via sea lift to Iqaluit Nunavut. The assembly took a total of about 6 hours. It’s made of steel, is quite heavy and feels solid and sturdy. I had an issue when I discovered a few parts were...
The nf Himalayan jkt must have changed, the one available now is a town jacket aimed at young people, it is classed as a lifestyle jkt
my favorite part of this video is the short pause at "PLA Sparkle" when you're explaining the need for the proper material.
I cannot believe this is what the algo has sent me today
Amazing, have you developed the plans yourself? It looks like skin on frame construction or like a stitch and glue version. Which printer did you use? What filament did you use for the print and what type of glue did you apply?
About not breathing, none of these expedition parkas breathe well. Remove the jacket while moving if you start to sweat, put it on when you stop. I have owned MH Absolute zero ( 2 versions) TNF Himalaya parka, Eddie Bauer peak XV, Rab batura, Rab Expedition, Marmot 8000m parka. None breath well if you start to sweat.
Put more videos like this bro
I got another jacket to submit for review the Vallier Parka Toolo!
Type of plastic? ABS? It doesn’t look like Nylon. How long you use it and how it going now?
Hey, this was printed with ASA. The part lasted me 4 months till it finally failed in a crease. I was impressed how long it lasted considering the extreme temperature swings (-30 to 70C). I replaced it with the actual OEM part. If I need to print another part I will try something different and more durable like: Bambulab's PPA-CF.
@ Thank you for answering. Indeed, four months in cooling system for ASA is impressive. I did tested 100% inifill nylon on 100-120 Celsius and it’s good, solid. But polypropylene with fibres more common in automotive.
Hola, es una pasada, donde conseguiste los planos?
Can I please have the details of this kayak in stl? 🥺🙏
What’s the heat rating on that plastic?… if it can survive the temperatures it’s going to face then 3d printing can’t save a lot of trouble with finding the right parts
Hey, this was printed with ASA. The part lasted me 4 months till it finally failed in a crease. I was impressed how long it lasted considering the extreme temperature swings (-30 to 70C). I replaced it with the actual OEM part. If I need to print another part I will try something different and more durable like: Bambulab's PPA-CF. ASA will do find in most automotive applications -even under the hood-. i would't rely on it completely to contain hot fluids the way I did.
For anybody wondering it’s actually around 26MB/s download and 3MB/s upload. It’s only average (notice the lowercase b)
faster than my home internet