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That's a case for the famous LILYGO T3 LoRa device, with room for a standard 3.6v LiPo battery. No screws needed, you can just print it and close it with the device inside. No supports required. PETG is better but PLA also works well.
This is a miniature of the Commodore PET, a computer released in 1977 by Commodore that never became mainstream but is an important step in the evolution of microcomputers that in the '70s and '80s started a digital revolution. This model…
I created this model for myself, because I've many items that can be inserted into holes for them to be easier to find. I hope you'll like it. This model is open source and was made in TinkerCAD. You can modify it at the following link:…
The HR-3300 was the first VCR commercially available. This is a 1:12 miniature I created looking carefully at the pictures on the internet. The test print was performed with an MK4 and a 0.25 nozzle, but this would require a resin printer…
This is miniature of the arcade cabinets that were very popular during the 80s and 90s. You can remix it in order to create something with it, or just use it as a gadget as it is. Printing: Cabinet: Print it once. Prusa galaxy black PLA…
I designed this blue crystal cluster pen holder specifically for the Printables contest: the idea was to get inspired by some natural form that resembles a pencil, then find a way to fit actual pencils inside. The object, even when…
I wanted to create a Death Star that was easy to print and at the same time required no glue at all. This is the result: print the two parts and then screw them against each other using the screw in the model. Please note that this is not…
What do you do with this less than a meter worth of filament? Print this little buddy! It takes just 10 minutes, and vase mode prints are always cool to watch and touch. Then play with it or give it to children for them to have fun (not…
This model was designed to have a fast to print vase-mode phone stand; my main goal was to have one with a variable angle, so I used a gear shape in the two composing parts in order to let them fit in different ways depending on your…
This vase-mode print features two compartments and is inspired by the style of Olivetti computers in Italy, late 80s. Print in vase mode, of course (and note how vase mode is abused in this model). Scale as you wish. Make sure, when you…
This calibration cube is also an educational toy for kids. It works as an interlock construction block, and also as an aid to learn math . The cube is designed specifically to stress: Measure accuracy Bridging Stringing Overhangs (in the…
IPO4 (Indoor Planting Outlet) is an open source Click & Grow (TM) pods compatible system. It can replace Click & Grow garden 3/9 pods, and the parts can be used with the original Click & Grow to replace the cups, pro cups and U-shaped…
Miniature of Cassina's famous Zig Zag chair . The design was made with the blueprint as reference, so angles should match exactly the ones of the real object. This object audience is design enthusiasts and doll houses owners (in this case…
This is a no-glue model of the BBC Micro, a microcomputer designed and built by Acorn Computers in the 1980s, very common in the UK. Like it? Please visit our shop at https://www.etsy.com/it/shop/MicroComputersMuseum Print instructions:…
This is a simple toilet paper roll handler that can be used in order to replace a broken IKEA Grundtal paper holder: the holes are at the same spacing of 140 millimeters, and the wall bracket is the same size. It also features a phone (or…
This is a replacement for 90 millimeters shower drain (it is a bit larger in practice, for a better fit: you can resize it if after measuring your old shower). I printed it in PLA with 0.2 layer height.
Configure color change at a height that suites you using PrusaSlicer (or your preferred alternative slicer), and print. The example in the picture is printed changing the color at an height so that only two of the four spaces have the…
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