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Description These massive house numbers are easily spotted from far away Built-in screw holes and stability nubs ensure they'll stand out, and prevent moisture accumulation Printing PETG or ASA for UV resistance No brim or supports Print…
Hiragana and Katakana in standard gojūon ordering with identifying roman characters (lowercase for Hiragana and uppercase for Katakana). Printing PLA - 2 colors of your choice 0.2mm layer height No brim or supports Letter-side up…
Simple, sturdy organizer for plastic wrap, aluminum foil, etc Fits boxes up to 5cm by 5cm Offset square holes save plastic & make boxes visible Printing 15% infill Print rotated at 90 degrees, so the box holes are vertical Brim…
These massive house numbers are easily spotted from far away Built-in screw holes and stability nubs ensure they'll stand out, and prevent moisture accumulation Don't like Italic? Check out my original version:…
Update! - please see the updated model , with two color printing and better instructions. Hiragana and Katakana in standard gojūon ordering with identifying roman characters, lowercase for Hiragana and uppercase for Katakana. Printing PLA…
PETG recommended High fill recommended I have no idea why I used white petg, that was a poor choice - use orange!
Simple design, but very useful - especially for larger chisels. Filleted to avoid imprints. Printing 0.20mm Material: PLA/PETG Infill: 15% Supports: no Brim: no
I really liked @Duane's model https://www.printables.com/model/322692-pot-lid-rack , but I only had larger dowels. This is less cool, but works for my needs. Printing Material: anything No brim or supports 10% infill Construction Measure…
I was inspired by @BCE_Gatien 's awesome Hoberman Sphere , but wanted smaller pieces and a different attachment mechanism. The parts here can be combined to make multiple sizes and versions of expanding rings, spheres, etc. I recommend…
Minimalist take on the classic quote. Printing 0.10mm PLA (important!) scale z-axis to ensure only one layer is printed (25% worked for me) Infill: N/A Monotonic lines Ironing Instructions Carefully remove each part of the print and place…
Get your ducts in order! Angled ducts with wide turns to ensure smooth airflow. Printing PLA or PETG 100% infill 0.2mm No brim Print with one end flush to the printer bed Supports recommended under 135 degrees, but your printer might be…
Usage Cut a strap 30mm (or 20) Position the strap in the jig so the first hole is where you want the first hole on your belt Flip it over so the jig is on top Punch your first hole Place the hole over the jig's nub Punch up to three holes…
Intended for use with https://www.printables.com/model/1262772-fixit-fixturing-system-v1-boards They're large enough to give significant mechanical advantage when finger-tightening, but small enough to fit two per clamp, and won't get in…
Building PLA, PETG, etc No supports 15% infill Built for a pen laser pointer with a 11.2 mm diameter shaft Usage Place the blade of the knife between the triangles, the laser bounces off the bevels onto the angle markers The main dot…
Compare knife sharpness, similar to (but not the same as!) the Brubacher Edge Sharpness Scale (BESS). Printing Material: PLA Infill 15% 0.2mm layers No supports No brim Parts 2 M6 x 25mm Hex bolts (30mm is fine too) 2 M6 wingnuts 4 M6…
Fork rack which auto-centers and supports round forks, with increased strength and stability. Printing Same as for the pressly: PETG Extra Perimeters Print threads down A brim can help
Fit all six pucks in the box so that they all fit fully below the top. Printing PLA or PETG - this is a super simple print, almost anything should be fine No brim or supports 5-15% infill 0.2mm layer height Scaling up (or down) works…
Holds different numbers of bits securely and removably to the toolboard. Printing PLA/PETG .2mm any infill no brim, no supports print face down (or vertically with a brim)
Hold your rice paddle to your rice maker Uses six magnets: 19.5 x 9.2 x 2.7 mm (friction fit) Print Instructions Recommended print settings: 0.2 mm layer height 15% infill PLA and PETG are fine
Not identical, but serviceable replacement for part 00057-77.279.02 Printing PETG No brim or supports 5 perimeters and layers 25% infill
Router base for the brushless Ryobi trim router. Printing ≤ .25 mm layers ≥ 3 perimeters ≥ 15% infill (any pattern) no supports or brim PETG/PLA Extra Parts 21mm x 80mm dowels 2x screws (and the router :)
Holds your Thermapen Printing PLA 0.2mm No supports or brims 15% infill Usage Use the guide to precisely set screws Tolerances are tight - slide the screwheads through the screwholes a few times prior to installation
Very quick print. Parts Plastic tubing with an internal diameter of 5MM, cut into lengths of 16cm x2 30cm (or longer as you prefer) Balloon, top cut off Silicone ear protectors from an old set of in-ear headphones Printing Instructions…
I love the Tarnaby lamp as a stable, dimmable, (and most importantly, cold!) base for the moon - now it works with all the lithophane planets from @FritzPeppone! Printing 0.2mm PLA or PETG 4 perimeter shells brim recommended Usage Buy a…
This is my first attempt at a burr puzzle, I hope you like it! The solution requires at least 16 separate steps. Printing material: literally anything brim: no supports: no infill: 15% is fine layer height: I use 0.25mm, anything smaller…
Hold doors, cabinets, sliders, etc closed. Four models: Angled, 4 magnets Flat, 4 magnets Angled, 2 magnets Flat, 2 magnets Magnets are friction fit. Align two corners, then press uniformly. A table edge can help. Printing PLA/PETG 0.2mm…
A place to put your large salt & pepper mills. Keep your table clean! Print instructions The recommended print settings are: 0.2 mm layer height 15% infill PLA, PETG, whatever should all work fine
Seriously: I doubt this is useful to anyone else, but for me it was a lifesaver - literally I was able to paint my entire house without having to balance on a ladder. Printing PLA if you're going to use it a few times, PETG if you'll use…
Uses a M5 hex bolt and a snapped-off piece of a box cutter. Printing PLA/PETG work fine 0.2mm layer height No brim or supports 15% infill
This stamp is built for leatherwork: it is designed with vertically tapered lines, which makes the model stronger and also easier to remove from wet leather. The back of the stamp has guide lines built in for perfect alignment. Printing…
After going through multiple spool holders, I gave up on them all and came up with this one. Ball bearings make for smoother spinning (and less wear on your extruder!) Using only two bearings, and (more importantly) keeping them at the…
Surprisingly strong, even at PLA 15% infill. Printing PLA/PETG 15% infill no brim, no supports .2mm layers
There are many of these out there, but none for 12mm magnets? As always, let me know if you have improvements (or want other magnet sizes)! Parts handsaw 12mm round magnets Printing PETG 4-5 perimeters 15% infill 0.2mm layers minimal…
This is my second burr puzzle. The solution requires at least 26 separate steps, and does not contain any rotational shortcuts (at least none that I've found yet). In my opinion this is more difficult than my first puzzle, LUCY . Note -…
Replacement for 24W 2V NC actuator for in-floor heating. Mine are always breaking, and I got tired of replacing them. Con: these are mechanical, not automatic, so any attached thermostats become useless Pro: they're a LOT cheaper to…
When you need an exact fit. Calipers are great for measuring, but they can't predict print tolerances, filament shrinkage, etc. Print these gauges and know precisely how big you need to make holes. Also great for using up near-empty…
The Wearable Lego Head is awesome! But my magnets weren't strong enough to hold the face on, so I made a brace to hold everything in place. It's not as elegant as the magnets, but lets me dance without worry. Special mention to the Lego…
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