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I don't know what this is good for. It wasn't good for holding up the corners of my laptop, which has a rounded base that just slides right off. I ended up using a different solution for that, but still have this thing--and now it's your…
Does the snow and cold wind get into your crocs when you venture outside? Coverup those side vents by pressing in these plugs! My foot kept pushing one of them out (the last one on the outside), so I made another “tall” version with a…
This is an alternative case for the TeensyROM cartridge for the Commodore 64. It's designed to be easy to print (no supports), leaving some of the cartridge's larger components “exposed” through cutouts in the case. Significant…
This PSU cover has a more open fan grille to reduce noise and improve airflow. I wanted to keep using the stock fan but not have it completely open as one of the remixed models does. I also found that one of the dimensions was slightly…
This is a holder designed to fit this Le Potato case (and I believe should also work for the Raspberry Pi case on which it is based). I used it to mount an Octoprint server on the back right side of my Kobra Neo. The case can be removed…
This is a replacement for a sliding screen door handle which broke. I based the general shape on the original part, but made the back edge sit closer to the metal and added a rounded extension to form an easy-to-use handle. I used snug…
I'm doing an H. G. Wells' The War of the Worlds theme for Halloween this year, so converted this playset into a model kit card which makes one tripod and two tanks.
This is intended to print with a filament color change for the spider (though of course you don't have to). I printed a bunch of these with glow-in-the-dark filament (green and purple) to hand out to trick-or-treaters this year.
This piece widens the clamp-holder blocks in @Rambelaya_314929 's excellent NOCO GB40 case . You might need these depending upon the version of the clamps that came with your battery. If you've already printed the case lid then you can…
This insert fits into the game box to organize the components for more convenient setup of the game. The larger cards (player mats) and rules can sit on top of the insert. Note that there have been multiple versions of Tiny Epic Galaxies;…
Kilroy can watch over (err, under?) your door with this parametric doorstop. The OpenSCAD file allows you to specify the length and height of the wedge to fit your door properly. A Kilroy add-on model is also included to add Kilroy to any…
Is your cartridge stressed from suspending itself in mid-air as it clings to the port for dear life? Do you live in fear that the next press of its button will finally cause it to lose its grip? You need the Cart Couch! After inserting a…
While there are a number of nice printable organizers for this game with different features, I made this divider as a quick initial solution to replace the cardboard divider in the original cardboard insert. This better allows sleeved…
This miniature TeensyROM case is designed for the Retro Remake NFC PCBs that come with their MiSTer FPGA NFC Reader Pack. If you want to use overly elaborate NFC tags with your TeensyROM, or the idea of littering your desk with tiny…
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