3D-Printed Armillary Sphere: How to Assemble

[@dereinedudeda5298]

thank you very much for all your work to create all your stl files and videos :)

[@selfsameday7448]

Excellent ! Thank you !

[@PigParts]

I have always maintained that the millions of years of opportunities evolution has had developing the human human body it could have given us a few more pairs of hands for jobs such as these plus, other fun things.🙂

[@lockdownfootball4075]

do you switch the ecliptic ring for sourthen hemisphere?

[@staceyantoinette2253]

Nope just rotate the sphere along the big upright circle until you're on the degree (latitude) you'd like the device to focus on.

[@zingrock]

Hi, really love this model
Only issue is the horizon ring is too big for my printer :(
Do you think it will work if i scale everything down by, say, 10%?
Or will this much up the screw holes etc :/

[@daanboersma1748]

i'm trying it out atm, i will let you know!

[@raularagones2137]

Which printer do you have?

[@kenaroh]

If it is an ender 3 that you have as a printer, just rotate the part 22.5 ° around the z axis and it goes without problem.

[@fabianschneider8818]

@@kenaroh did you change the machine settings for that as well
Having the same issue atm but even if I rotate it still won't fit
My ender 3 pro has width and height 220mm and with print head settings (at least so in cura) I have 26mm less in x and 32mm less in y directions so that makes less then the outer diameter of the horizon
UPDATE: Problem solved
Just make sure that no skirt is enabled. With disabled skirt it is just enough

[@mansoltani3853]

😅😅😅😅من الصعب تركيبه من جديد