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Original Quick Revive Machine

Assembly is straightforward.

1. Most parts are press-fit, but if any parts are loose, a small dab of glue will help.
2. The Quick Revive logo will require glue to stay put.
3. The logo rod should slide into the hole on the back of the machine. If its tough to insert the logo rod make sure the supports are fully removed or give it some force.
4. The vents and 10 cents attach to both sides of the machine.
5. The “centerpiece” should also be press-fit. However, if it is loose, a small dab of glue will help.
6. The bottom part should slide into the machine and sit flush with the “feet” of the machine. If the bottom part is difficult to slide into the machine, be careful as you may damage the main body.
7. Supports are the lettering, which is a bit tough to remove. I suggest using my print profile for the best results. You can also turn off supports for the lettering but I have not tested that myself.
8. All parts are colored for the multicolored design. Printing in multiple colors is not required, making the parts look much nicer.
9. If you have issues with a press fit part, please remove the supports fully.
10. Happy printing!

I added an opening behind the main body for this model to allow for LED wiring.

I added a hole that leads to the Quick Revive housing for LEDs as well.