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I sliced this at 200% size and 0.2 SPEED in PrusaSlicer for printing on a Prusa MK3S+. In the Advanced Print Settings, I dropped all the Extrusion Widths in order to avoid holes in the letters.
Use whatever print setting you think are appropriate for your desired quality. The slower you go the more likely you are to get a really accurate result. I did mine in PLA at about ⅓ the default speeds settings for the Anycubic Kobra 2 in…
This model is particularly helpful when your laundry detergent bottle gets low and the bottle has to be tilted while also pushing the button and holding the cup; it's one of those tasks that seems to require a 3rd hand. This model does…
This traffic cone works well to play the Rush Hour puzzles found at https://www.michaelfogleman.com/static/rush/ that include traffic cones. You will need supports to print it successfully. I used the new organic (tree) supports in…
If you want a nice PETG print of this with minimal stringing, get a spool of Creality PETG Black and print it at 220 degrees C. Ignore that it says to print 230-250. That creates a stringing mess. 220 is perfect for that filament. You're…
I enjoyed the Binary Arts Railroad Rush Hour puzzle game, however, I found the hollow game pieces were flimsy and tended to jump off the board easily. You can print these game pieces as dense as you like with your 3D printer. Printing…
This model is a simple fence post cap much like the original. You can resize it larger or smaller to fit your fence post opening width. It does need supports pretty much everywhere as it is not gravity friendly. Use organic (tree)…
This traffic cone works well to play the Rush Hour puzzles found at https://www.michaelfogleman.com/static/rush/ that include traffic cones. You will need supports to print it successfully. I used the new organic (tree) supports in…
I think Safari was Binary Arts best Rush Hour variant. When the puzzle comes up for sale on eBay it is quite expensive. You can use the Railroad Rush Hour variant board with these game pieces instead. Frankly I think they are better than…
Support leg for the Anycubic Kobra 2 Roll Hoist. I liked the idea of the original model, but thought maybe I could improve it by resizing it so that the opposite side of the roll hoist that is unsupported would have a leg. I used epoxy…
If you do not own an old 1978-1987 (or thereabouts) GM G-body car, this model isn't for you. The lower stereo mount tabs on these cars are very fragile, and especially if you have been in and out of that area many times, or replaced the…
I found the game “Rushhour” by BinaryArts when I ran into a 3D replica of it. I didn't want to spend so much time printing all the cars so I just bought a retail version for a few dollars on eBay. The lid that BinaryArts provides with the…
It's just a simple case, it should print easily in any material you like. No supports needed. I used a brim but that's just because I'm printing with ABS and it doesn't like sticking to my build plate. The lid is a tight squeeze over the…
Adafruit sells this 16x2 RGB negative backlight display that I really like: https://www.adafruit.com/product/399 There is a part on the right most side of the Adafruit board that prevents the front of the housing (big version) that I…
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