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Smaller top for the FlashForge 5M Adventure 3D Printer. I always thought the “stock” top on the printed enclosure to be a bit too big… I made mine ½ the size… and still fit everything. I also made a smaller Drag Chain extruder end… to sit…
Printed with tree supports in PETG.. prints clean. Thanks again to Doug for his work. Made this remix a breeze.
A simple modification adds a referencing edge to support the tool and track better.
Simple 1x1 Gridfinity Bin you could use for Q-tips or anything else….
I hate the built-in Flashforge 5M camera so I bought a Tapo camera… but wanted a mount for the front door that swings out of the way. Includes a mount for the side, a boom arm, clips for the cable and a pin to swing all out of the way.…
I use this in my left hand and the gear on the bottom hurt my hand... so I made a guard.
This design has a small and a large holder, all held in place on a threaded rod and magnets. I set Orca to use: 4 wall loops 15% infill No supports Magnet size: M6 2mm Rod size: $7.50 M8 x 500mm Nut: M8 Stainless Steel Nylon Lock Nut M8…
Uses 6x 5x2mm magnets. I probably could have gotten away with 4x…or even JUSt 2x if I used screws as the connecting surface on the top bin… I love the compact size and can grab what I need keeping this in a drawer or bag without fear it…
Gridfinity holder for the 13" Klein Ratcheting Impact Rated Screwdriver
Inverting the superglue helps the tip from drying out. I designed this to hold my cheap knock off version but will hold name brands too. I printed with No SUPPORTS and a modifier to make the base solid. I added an STL version along with a…
I made this drawer pull jig to be tossed after project use since there is no metal bushing, so the holes get eaten up after 6x or so. It has several positioning heights so can be used for deeper drawers in the mix. Print it lying down so…
A simple connector that combines two bins. I provided a STEP file in case you need to adjust the tolerances at all. The pegs are set for .2 tolerance. I printed at 100% infill with PETG
My wife bought this used Nautilus CoreBody Reformer pilates bar from ebay. When it arrived we discovered it was missing some key parts. I decided to take it as a challenge to design and print some replacement parts. The Cap and 2x wedges…
I love the TESMEN TM-510 Digital Multimeter. It is cheaap and simple to use… I haave several in different locations. This is a gridfinity bin that holds it ready to go. It holds the main unit at an angle to easily grab and the probes get…
I wanted to stand that would hold my shaving brush, shaving cup, and a couple of razors. After a few attempts, I think I've nailed it with this design. UPDATE: I designed an even better one HERE
The in-line cutter and modified my existing boat tube, hot and connector for my FlashForge5M. I printed it in PETG with 100% infill. One part needed supports, but you can easily superglue it to the other part to make one solid unit. You…
Designed to hold my shaving brush, the bowl below it, and 2 razors.
A simple Gridfinity holder for my mini stapler.
The original design had a stacking lip on the bin which is not needed, and I had finger holes to get the staples and staple puller out, but it is easier to just dump it out.
I designed this to just slide up to lock it in place using the original screw. You install it by aligning it to fit within the slots, then just sliding it up to put in the screw. It has a keyway that locks against the sheet metal to lock…
I bought the Infinity Flow https://infinityflow3d.com/ when it was on Kickstarter and LOVE it… but because it force feeds the filament into the hot end, I needed a way to secure the bowden tube from popping off. So I designed this simple…
I added Micro Nozzle Holder to my original Bottle holder. Read my original post to print a solid bottom.
Add on to the original design.
The feet on the bottom are just M3*8 screws.. makes it print without supports. I added the side mounts to both sides, so you can pick which side the inserts go into. I added a short and long holder on different levels to fit my various…
Uses two 30x10x3 magnets on the back (with a little super glue) I printed it flat with no supports in PETG without any issues..
The tray is built to hold several 20 x 20 mm magnetic sheet squares as well as a few 30 x 20. They are 2mm thick. I bought a multi-pack for around $6, which had a lot of pieces. The magnet is strong enough to hold screws without being too…
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