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Best results with organic supports for handle’s rounded parts (flat side down) and organic supports for blade (tip up). If necessary, sand or file surface of holes and pins where blade fits into handle for smooth movement. For a clean…
Print in PETG or similar No brim required Done in under 30 min Galactic made a great design, I only changed one small detail. For people like myself who have to painstakingly pry every PETG print off their heatbed, I added a small raised…
Simple clamp, adjust the height to the desired height of your chair and clamp around the base. Any number of bolts should fit through the holes, by default the holes are just over 8mm across. Made this in PETG to fix the wife's chair. I…
Keychain coin for shopping carts. It can be removed easily with a little pull, doesn't need to be ejected with another cart.
This door stop flexes to pinch the top of a door to block it from closing. Slide across the door frame to keep it more or less opened. Make sure the width is correct for your door. I recommend printing in PETG. I don't think specific…
I had too many cans with lost lids rolling around in my truck, hopefully this is useful to someone else too. Don't know if it matters, but this is fit to a standard size North American can.…
This chair was starting to hurt my elbows/tendons after extended use, so I thought I'd try making a squishy chair armrest out of TPU… It actually worked a lot better than expected! I tried one at first with just 5% gyroid infill which was…
Printed in overture PLA+ .2mm Snug supports under flat brim only
I made this for the desk my MK4 sits on to reduce noise transfer to the downstairs neighbours. Uploaded by request, I recommend splitting the feet up and printing one at a time due to the stringy nature of TPU. My table had a cross brace…
A great joke gift for the handy people in your life. Edit: lowered the support material around the holes to be lower than the text
Raccoons kept raiding my trash bins and spreading garbage all over my lawn… So far they haven't managed to open this. Requires: Drill 1 bungee cord 8x screws, I think I used M3 or M4 8x nuts 16x washers (optional) Get a bungee cord, cut…
Is your 3D print space cramped and disorganized like mine? Does your filament dryer have a narrow exit angle for filament to feed nicely? Hang one or more of these sliding weights from your filament until it comes out at a better angle.…
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