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I basically just wanted a Fallout themed bed for our office pigeon Sophie The Pigeon.
So that is exactly what I have done, I designed a bed to scale for her (almost 100% with TinkerCad) inspired by a bed from the Fallout New Vegas DLC Dead Money.
There is also a YouTube video about me building the bed here
And Sophie has also released her own video where she shows her new bed ;) on her YouTube Channel here.
TIP: I have posted an article here with lots of tips and (safety) information in regards to 3D printing for pigeons (and other pets)
Download: 1.9MB
Model: XNL-SFF1224A
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I needed a Nuka Cola Vending machine for our rescue pet pigeon Sophie The Pigeon.
So what do you do then? Indeed: You design and build not just one, but two of them😂
These are two 3D printable Nuka Cola Vending Machines based on the design of the Nuka Cola Vending Machine from Fallout 3 (the look I personally like most).
There is a video of me building both vending machine versions on my YouTube here
TIP: I have posted an article here with lots of tips and (safety) information in regards to 3D printing for pigeons (and other pets)
Download: 3.3MB
Model: XNL-SFF260924
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I wanted a simple perch for our office pigeon Sophie The Pigeon, which would be easy to take along with us on trips or visits to friends and/or family for example.
So I came up with this simple design which uses a (cheap) Hama® Tripod as it’s base, and I have also included a (removable) ‘system’ to make it a ‘lunch break perch’ when we’re on trips/outings with Sophie.
There is a YouTube video about me making the perch on my 2nd YouTube channel here.
And Sophie has also released her own video where she shows her new perch ;) on her YouTube Channel here.
Download: 2.2MB
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This is our (unaltered) backup mirror of the STM32 Flash loader by ST.
This flasher can be used to flash the bootloader onto XNL STAR-3 Boards, XNL STAR-3-MB Boards, STM32 Blue Pill board and (many) other STM32 Microcontrollers
IMPORTANT NOTE:
This is a backup mirror to ensure that you always have access to the version/bootloader which we recommend. Make sure to check the Information Tab to see if the original author has a more recent version!
Download Size: 35MB
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As some of you might have seen on our website or YouTube channel (or not), we have a rescue pigeon called Sophie, we needed a decent ‘system’ to take Sophie outside safely without her risking getting caught by predatory birds, dogs etc.
There are several solutions like pigeon pants, parrot harnesses etc etc, but I personally didn’t find any of the available solutions suitable, comfortable and/or safe enough for Sophie.
Therefore I decided to develop/design a Pigeon Flight Harness myself, which does enable Sophie to tag along with us on trips and does enable her to have enough exercise and sunlight outside safely. My DIY Pigeon Harness system is fairly simple and cheap to make. Please read the description and additional information bellow for more information :)
NOTE: I have also made a very detailed YouTube Tutorial Video about making the Sophie The Pigeon Harness.
Download: 3.6MB (PDF)
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For the wedding of me and my wife I had designed a custom Fallout Wedding Cake Topper. For our one year anniversary I decided to remove the ‘personal artifacts’ from our own ornament and publish the custom Fallout Themed Wedding Cake Topper so others can make it for their own wedding, make it as gift for fallout friends getting married or just for your collection 😊
Please make sure to read the additional information bellow and the license for (important) additional usage information 😊
Download: 2.3MB
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Just a simple desk/workbench/wall mount for six Vetus® Tweezers (imitation tweezers also fit in this mount).
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Just a simple wall mounted solution to store things like cabledutcs, screw-threads, metal rods and stuff like that in three different sizes:
40mm (XLT240624-40)
50mm (XLT240624-50)
60mm (XLT240624-60)
(All sizes included in one download)
Download: 1MB
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IMPORTANT
This firmware is (now) Legacy Firmware with limited availability meaning it is no longer available for public download. Only users whom have been using this firmware and/or the XNL 3D Pro, can still access this download and/or possible future updates (if any).
This is the official 32-Bit XNL Firmware for the XNL 3D Pro which have the 32-Bit boards.
You can find the 8-Bit version here
And you can find the source of this (32-Bit) firmware here
Please consult the information bellow to see if your XNL 3D Pro is supported by this firmware prior to downloading or even flashing it!
Download: 148KB
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IMPORTANT
This firmware is (now) Legacy Firmware with limited availability meaning it is no longer available for public download. Only users whom have been using this firmware and/or the XNL 3D Pro, can still access this download and/or possible future updates (if any).
This is the official 8-Bit XNL Firmware for the XNL 3D Pro which have the 8-Bit boards.
Please consult the information bellow to see if your XNL 3D Pro is supported by this firmware prior to downloading or even flashing it!
NOTE: This download require 7-zip to extract it!
Download: 99MB
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IMPORTANT
This firmware is (now) Legacy Firmware with limited availability meaning it is no longer available for public download. Only users whom have been using this firmware and/or the XNL 3D Pro, can still access this download and/or possible future updates (if any).
This is the official 32-Bit XNL Firmware for the XNL 3D Pro which have the 32-Bit boards.
You can find the 8-Bit version here
And you can find the Bin file (to flash it directly via SD-Card) here
Please consult the information bellow to see if your XNL 3D Pro is supported by this firmware prior to downloading or even flashing it!
NOTE: This download require 7-zip to extract it!
Download: 5.5MB
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Please note:
This is a legacy download which is intended for a very specific group of users, and you most likely don’t need this download ;)
I did decided to make this legacy download available for others though, because I thought it might be useful for other ‘heavy modders’ of their Ender 3 (V1)’s
Please do note that there is absolutely no support or whatever on or for this project/download!
Please also make sure to read the description bellow before downloading it.
Download: 63KB
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![XNL 3D Pro Mainboard Enclosure (Ender 3 mainboard housing [v1])](https://www.teamxnl.com/xsc/uploads/2024/01/XNL-3D-Pro-Board-Enclosure-1-300x300.jpg)
Please note:
This is officially a ‘legacy project‘, meaning it’s no longer supported or available.
However since there are still quite a few Creality Ender 3 V1 (literally the first series) owners out there, I decided to (re-)upload this legacy housing to the new platform.
This replacement enclosure can be used to replace the metal enclosure and perfectly fits the original 8-bit Ender 3 main board.
This download (as of 2024) also contains a version which has no logo’s on the outside of the enclosure
Download: 430KB
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IMPORTANT
This software/interface is (now) Legacy Software with limited availability meaning it is no longer available for public download. Only users whom have been (or are still) using the XNL 3D Pro can still access this download and/or possible future updates.
This is the official XNL 3D Pro Touchscreen Interface which is used (and needed) to get the maximum potential out of your XNL 3D Pro.
Please read the additional information bellow if you need information on a replacement tablet for example.
Current Version: 1.5
Download: 1.8MB
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EoL
This small board is what I/we’ve used for a long time when we needed to boot-load our newly arrived Atmega328’s, often we used this board together with the XNL ISP Speed Flash Board to flash and/or boot-load all kinds of different AVR’s for our projects.
These days we however don’t use (or support) it anymore, simply because the XNL LABUNO Overkill Edition has an ISP Programmer build-in, which also has it’s own onboard USB controller, which means we don’t have to connect it to an USB to Serial adapter first (like the XNL F.U.T.S.).
NOTE: The larger (red) board shown in the photo’s is the XNL ISP Speed Flash Board which is not included in this download!
Download Size: 1.75mb
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The XNL Breadboard I/O is an solution to always have your breadboard ready-to-go by just having to plugin one USB cable to get up-and-running with your project(s). This also makes it super easy to quickly switch between projects/breadboards or to resume the next day with your project without having to ‘re-setup’ the power from your lab power supply, the jumper wires for your power strips etc etc.
TIP: In a YouTube video here I also show how to build the large XXL breadboard shown in the photos.
Some of the features of an Breadboard with the XNL Breadboard I/O:
– It’s very easy and fast to get to work by just plugging-in one USB cable.
– Two onboard voltage and current displays (one for the USB and one for the DC Jack)
– A stable onboard 3.3V regulator (LM3940)
– Easy to turn power rails on and off (if using the DIP Switches)
– Onboard 500mA over-current/short-circuit protection (which can be bypassed)
– 2 USB Breakouts (1X USB A, 1X USB B)
– DC Jack input for other voltages like 12V, 24V etc.
“Multi Pack” NOTE:
This download also contains the following 3D Printable parts: The enclosures for the displays, a drill stencil for the display enclosure, A closed bottom for the display enclosure, the XNL Breadboard I/O PCB Baseplate and a 40degree angled mount for an additional breadboard strip on the top of your breadboard (see photo’s for the purpose of this)
Download Size: 5mb
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This small little board, makes it ‘just that little bit’ easier, faster and cleaner to setup a ‘bare-minimum’ configuration on your breadboard for the ATmega1284 Microcontroller.
NOTES
– This board can also be used for other microcontrollers like the ATmega644.
– Best and most effective when used in combination with the XNL Easy Breadboard Crystal
Download Size: 817kb
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This small little board, makes it ‘just that little bit’ easier, faster and cleaner to setup a ‘bare-minimum’ configuration on your breadboard for the ATmega328 Microcontroller.
NOTES
– This board can also be used for other microcontrollers like the ATmega168, ATmega48, ATmega88
– Best and most effective when used in combination with the XNL Easy Breadboard Crystal
Download Size: 817kb
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This small program/script can be used to detect if your retro console running on Linux (ArkOS) is compatible with my R36 programs, scripts, drivers etc.
Current Version: 1.0
Please read the additional information bellow!
Download: 11KB (SH/Bash Script)
A .sh script is basically an open-source script which you can just run as-is on your (in this instance Linux) machine/console. You can run it, but for example also open it in Notepad++ and view/edit the code directly.
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This small little board, makes it ‘just that little bit’ easier, faster and cleaner to setup a ‘bare-minimum’ configuration several different ATmega microcontrollers.
– This board can be used with microcontrollers like the ATmega328, ATmega168, ATmega48, ATmega88, ATmega1284, ATmega644 and possibly many others.
– Best and most effective when used in combination with a XNL LessMess328 or XNL LessMess1284
Download Size: 913kb
