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It sounds like the clip is being inserted too early.

In the final assembly, the correct order is:

1. Insert the axle all the way in until it reaches its final position.
   
2. Then add the small locking clip.

In the video I place the clip earlier only to test the fit, but the gear should spin freely only after the axle is fully seated.

Here’s the full assembly video for reference:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=fBVhXHgbrTI

Hope this helps!

The axel is inserted all the way. The gear will not spin when the axel is inserted all the way only when it is only half inserted

Bonjour !

Les dossiers servent seulement à organiser les fichiers.

Pour l’impression, utilisez MobileExoSuit.zip.

1) Commencez avec :

- ToleranceTest.stl — pour vérifier si votre imprimante est bien réglée.

2) Ensuite, imprimez :

En noir :

- Armor.stl

En doré (ou la couleur que vous préférez) :

- Body-v2.stl

- Arms-v2.stl

- Legs-v2.stl

Bonne impression !

O lançador é um design de outro designer, o link esta na descrição, segue abaixo:
https://www.printables.com/model/432773-rocket-launcher-toy-print-in-place

Hi!

Yes — you can absolutely create a full 4-gauge set like that.
The Speed & RPM Key Holder Hanger and the Fuel Gauge Wall Key Holder Hanger are two separate models, and together they already give you the base for the four you mentioned (RPM, Speed, Fuel, and Temp).

You can print one of each and simply duplicate them with different backgrounds.

Here are the links again for convenience:

• Speed & RPM: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/home/speed-rpm-key-holder-hanger
• Fuel Gauge: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/home/fuel-gauge-wall-key-holder-hanger

Thanks for your interest — it’s great to see someone planning a complete dashboard-style setup!

Hi! The coasters are actually a free set I designed earlier, so they’re not included in this model’s files.
You can download them for free here:

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/home/bat-coaster-collection

That way, you can combine them with the Bat-Signal base exactly as shown in the pictures.

Thanks, I'll look for them there. Regards.

Hi Byron! Thanks for your message.

There are actually two types of gears besides the middle one:

- InternalGear.stl (4×)

- ExternalGear.stl (8×)

They look very similar, but they are different on purpose. This mix is what makes the mechanism work.

A common mistake is to assume all gears are the same and print them all as one type. From what you described, it sounds like that’s what happened. If you print 4 of the InternalGear.stl and use them in the correct positions, everything should mesh properly.

Hope this helps — let me know if it works out!

Hi! First of all, thank you so much for purchasing the model — I’m really happy you liked it!

Your Bambu X1C is a fantastic printer, and it can definitely print this model with no problem. The issue you’re seeing (very thin first layer, spaghetti) usually happens after changing the nozzle — it’s very important to recalibrate the bed (Z offset) after any nozzle change. This ensures the first layer sticks perfectly.

Also, when I mention to use "standard 0.2 mm layer config", it refers to the layer height in your slicer — not the nozzle size. You should use your standard 0.4 mm nozzle (which is perfect), with 0.2 mm layer height, and make sure the bed is leveled and calibrated after the nozzle swap.

Just check these 3 points:

✅ Nozzle = 0.4 mm

✅ Layer height = 0.2 mm (standard)

✅ Bed leveled and Z offset calibrated

This model is very easy to print — once your first layer sticks well, it should print beautifully.

Please let me know if you need any more help — I’m happy to assist!

Hi! Thank you so much for your support and for the kind donation — I really appreciate it!

You're absolutely right to ask. The clip you downloaded is just the attachment piece, meant to connect to the main launcher. The actual Rocket Launcher model is available for free at the link below:

🔗 https://www.printables.com/model/432773-rocket-launcher-toy-print-in-place

It’s mentioned in the description, but I’ll make sure to revise it to make things clearer for others too. Let me know if you need anything else!

Nevermind.... helps if i read the previous comments first.... $10 is more than fair for the commercial license, I'll go to https://www.printables.com/@jajaum3d#join.@jajaum3d.64 and sign up.... Thank you again

Awesome! Really appreciate it — and welcome aboard! 😊
Printing it in two colors looks amazing, by the way — I’ve seen a few others do the same.
If you get a chance, feel free to share a photo of your make on Printables or Maker World. Would love to see it!

Hi Alfredo!

Thanks for your support and for reaching out — I’m glad you liked the Simpsons Family design!

To sell prints of my models, including this one, you’ll need a commercial license. The easiest way to get it is by joining my Printables Club. The subscription costs just $10 USD and gives you:

Commercial rights to sell prints of my models

Free access to a wide selection of paid designs — worth more than the subscription itself

Early releases and exclusive content for members

You can join here:
🔗 https://www.printables.com/@jajaum3d#join.@jajaum3d.64

Let me know if you have any questions or need help with anything. Thanks again, and I’d love to see how your prints turn out!

Perfect, thanks and I'll subscribe to the link.

Hi!

Thanks for reaching out — I'm happy to hear your wife connected with the Magic Cauldron Cache!

Just to clarify: any use that includes reselling the printed design — whether on its own or as part of a bundle or kit — falls under commercial use. For those interested in that, I offer a simple and affordable commercial license through my Printables Club.

The subscription costs just $10 and grants you the right to sell prints of my models, as well as free access to a wide range of other premium designs. It's a great value, especially for small-scale creators.

You can find more info and join here:
🔗 https://www.printables.com/@jajaum3d#join.@jajaum3d.64

Let me know if you have any questions — and if your wife ends up using it, I’d love to see how it turns out!

Hello there, thank you for your contribution and your kind words.

The link is in the description:
https://www.printables.com/model/432773-rocket-launcher-toy-print-in-place

Hi!

That sounds like a really fun and creative idea! Actually, the second photo on the model’s page shows the keychain-ready version. If you're looking to attach a keyring directly, it should work fine, though it’s a bit snug. If needed, you can adjust it in your slicer using negative space on the dome to create extra clearance.

If you’d like more flexibility with modifications and commercial use, you might consider joining my Printables Club. The subscription not only allows commercial use but also gives you free access to multiple paid models, making it a great deal overall. You can check it out here:
🔗 https://www.printables.com/@jajaum3d#join.@jajaum3d.64

For future questions, I'd recommend using the Printables chat, as it's easier to exchange images and even files if needed. Let me know if you have any other questions, and I’d love to see how they turn out! 😊

Hi!

Thank you so much for your kind words about the Jellyfish Swimming model—I’m glad you’re enjoying it!

Regarding the brim, the design itself doesn’t include any built-in brim for the components, so it’s possible that this setting was added in your slicer. If you can let me know which part specifically you’re having trouble with, that would help a lot in troubleshooting.

Additionally, if possible, I’d recommend reaching out to me via chat on Printables or Maker World. This makes it easier to share images and files, and you can also explore additional variations available there.

Looking forward to helping you out!

Hi!
Thank you for your kind words and for purchasing the keyholder—I’m glad you’re enjoying it!

Regarding the prancing horse: The design is very detailed and too small to print well in 3D, especially with a standard 0.4mm nozzle, which is why it’s only available as a paper (PDF) printout. If you’d still like to try it, I can send you the file, but even with a 0.2mm nozzle, it might not capture all the details well. Let me know!

About the ridges: It’s hard to say without seeing photos, but it could be related to print settings like flow, cooling, or retraction. If possible, could you send me a photo of the issue? I recommend contacting me via chat on Printables or Maker World—it’s easier to exchange files and troubleshoot there.

Thanks again, and I hope to help resolve this for you!

Hello,
Thank you for the reply. I understand regarding the prancing horse. The issue with the ridge is a newbie error; it happens as the printer changes direction and goes to the next layer. It seems that at this point in time and with a fairly inexpensive consumer printer it can't be avoided.
All good; thanks again for the cool designs that you offer!

Oi!

O modelo Fire Truck Wheel Repair Kit é apenas para substituir as rodas. Para baixar o caminhão completo, basta acessar os links abaixo (também disponíveis na descrição do modelo):

Caminhão em uma cor: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/fire-truck-print-in-place
Caminhão multicolorido: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/fire-truck-multicolor-print-in-place

Espero que isso te ajude!

Hi!

The Fire Truck Wheel Repair Kit is only for replacing the wheels. To download the complete truck, simply check the links below (also available in the model description):

Single-color truck: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/fire-truck-print-in-place
Multicolor truck: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/fire-truck-multicolor-print-in-place

I hope this helps!

valeu amigo muito obrigado excelente seus projetos boas festas e feliz 2025

Oi!
Muito obrigado pelo apoio, pela doação e pelas palavras! Fico feliz que esteja gostando dos projetos. Boas festas e um ótimo 2025 para você também!

Hi!
Thank you so much for your support, your donation, and your kind words! I’m glad you’re enjoying the projects. Happy holidays and a wonderful 2025 to you as well!

On it! I’ve actually been working on a few new panels—Boost (PSI), Oil (PSI), and Volt—as part of my next updates to the series. Great to hear you’re excited about expanding the set!

Hi Marc, thank you for your message! I’d be happy to assist with your question. However, I noticed there’s no purchase of the Lucky Dragon Puzzle associated with your account on Cults. Could you confirm where and when you purchased it? This will help me assist you more effectively. Thank you!

Hi. It's Order.no. 80024493 from 2024-02-05. I showed this model on my Youtube channel ( Marc3DP ) . Can you contact me directly on my email or let know your email ?

good loke

Hi,

Thank you so much for pointing this out! I tested the file and confirmed the issue you mentioned—it seems to be a recent change, as this wasn’t reported before. I’ve re-exported the Homer Shoes file with higher resolution, which resolved the problem, and the updated version is now available for download.

I really appreciate your feedback—it helps ensure everything is running smoothly for everyone. Let me know if you encounter anything else or need further assistance. Happy printing! 😊

Thank you!

¡Hola! Gracias por apreciar mi trabajo y por tu interés en vender impresiones. Para quienes desean una licencia comercial de mis diseños, ofrezco una membresía en Patreon y en el Printables Club, con acceso a varios modelos comerciales por solo 10 USD al mes. Esta suscripción te permite usar los modelos con fines comerciales de forma legal, además de incluir modelos pagados cuyo valor total supera con creces el de la licencia.

Aquí te dejo los enlaces para obtener más información:
Printables Club: https://www.printables.com/@jajaum3d#join.@jajaum3d.64
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/Jajaum3d

Si tienes alguna pregunta sobre la suscripción, ¡no dudes en contactarme! Aprecio tu apoyo.

Hello! Thank you for appreciating my work and for your interest in selling prints. For those looking for a commercial license, I offer a membership on Patreon and Printables Club, which gives access to various commercial models for only $10 a month. This subscription allows you to legally sell prints of my designs and includes paid models whose total value far exceeds the license cost.

Here are the links for more information:
Printables Club: https://www.printables.com/@jajaum3d#join.@jajaum3d.64
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/Jajaum3d

If you have any questions about the subscription, feel free to reach out! I appreciate your support.

¡Hola! Siento mucho saber que has tenido dificultades con el Mobile Exosuit. Sin imágenes, es un poco difícil identificar el problema exacto, pero aquí van algunos consejos basados en problemas comunes de otros usuarios:

• Evita el uso de soportes: No son necesarios para este modelo y pueden pegarse en las piezas, especialmente en los engranajes, y causar que se fusionen.
• Revisa la primera capa: Si está demasiado comprimida, puede hacer que las piezas se fusionen. Asegúrate de que el nivelado de la cama esté preciso para evitar una primera capa aplastada.
• Ajusta los parámetros de flujo: Esto es crucial para el modelo. La sobreextrusión puede hacer que los engranajes se fusionen con otras piezas, así que intenta reducir el multiplicador de flujo en un 5 % aproximadamente. Si quieres imprimir solo el cuerpo, puedes encontrar el archivo individual en 'IndividualFiles.zip' con el nombre 'Body-v2.stl'. Esto te permitirá concentrarte en esa parte sin que el resto del modelo complique el ajuste.

Espero que estos consejos te ayuden y que pronto puedas hacer funcionar el exosuit junto a tus modelos de mechas. ¡Gracias y suerte!

Hello! I'm really sorry to hear about the difficulties you've been experiencing with the Mobile Exosuit. Without seeing images, it’s hard to pinpoint the exact issue, but here are some tips that might help based on other users' common problems:

• Avoid using supports: They are not necessary for this model and can stick to the parts, especially the gears, leading to fusing.
• Check the first layer: If it's too compressed, it can cause the parts to fuse together. Make sure your bed leveling is precise to avoid a squished first layer.
• Adjust your flow settings: This is crucial for the model. Over-extrusion can cause the gears to fuse with other parts, so try reducing the flow multiplier by about 5%. Since you're interested in printing just the body, you can find the individual file in 'IndividualFiles.zip' under the name 'Body-v2.stl'. This might give you a chance to focus on that part without the rest of the model complicating things.

I hope these tips help, and you can get the exosuit working alongside your mech models. Thanks, and good luck!

Muchisimas gracias