This page contains some assorted models applicable to hoppers or loaders.
Part: Inception Pico shells
Formats:
Stereolithography files (.STL)
Stereolithography files (.STL)
Created by: Simon 'Manike' Stevens via Inception Designs
Description: This compressed file contains everything you would need to 3d print one of Inception's Pico hoppers. These files are relatively large in size, so printing them will take a considerable amount of time and the risk of print failure is fairly high. However, upon successfully printing these components, you'll be able to swap over a set of Halo-B internals to make the smallest force-feed hopper available.
The ZIP archive file contains the following: Battery door, rip drive wheel, and left/right Pico shells, both with and without a "tongue-and-groove" connection. The tongue-and-groove feature is where one of the shells overlaps the other in order to create a better fit and also keep contaminants out. Whether you can actually print this small feature depends on the type of 3d printer being used.
Official thread from Inceptionforums
Description: This compressed file contains everything you would need to 3d print one of Inception's Pico hoppers. These files are relatively large in size, so printing them will take a considerable amount of time and the risk of print failure is fairly high. However, upon successfully printing these components, you'll be able to swap over a set of Halo-B internals to make the smallest force-feed hopper available.
The ZIP archive file contains the following: Battery door, rip drive wheel, and left/right Pico shells, both with and without a "tongue-and-groove" connection. The tongue-and-groove feature is where one of the shells overlaps the other in order to create a better fit and also keep contaminants out. Whether you can actually print this small feature depends on the type of 3d printer being used.
Official thread from Inceptionforums