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There are already quite some alternatives available - for me most had the one or the other issue … so I decided to create my own solution. I have easy access to the back of my printer. Target: No additional hardware needed, not much…
The nut is prepared for a melt-in thread M2. On the photos are also some iterations - it took 3 :)
Somehow the original friction bands disintegrated into sticky crumbles when I needed the saw after likely a couple of years not using it. For sure: weekend. So I helped myself with a rather complex design printed in TPU 95A, 100% infill…
This model should be more an inspiration on how simple sometimes a repair can be … Actually the original glass bed mount in the left back corner broke and with the whole load now on the front mount also this one gave up. We had a similar…
Needs some 3x8mm and 4x8mm screws - watch out that those attached to the powersupply do not reach to far into the powersupply - otherwise one risks a shorted circuit which might even end deadly. For connecting to the mains I reused the…
When swinging the fridge door open in a rush taller bottles might loose balance and fall out - don't ask why I know. This braket prevents this. To access a bottle you swing the braket up an pull it out. The connector is a snug fit on my…
The model is prepared to be printed in 0.2 mm layer height , 1.4 mm for the green “inlay” and 2mm total hight (I wanted the inlay pretty thick as the green filament is a bit translucent and would appear to light otherwise) It was printed…
Well, time for another repair with 3D printing. It came like it had to come - the lamp slided and the lamp shade broke through the hole which holds the lamp in the shade. Glued it survived a couple of years now but moving it around it…
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