11mm to Picatinny for Crosman 2250
I wanted a decent scope on my Crosman 2250b Ratcatcher so made this. It holds in place on with the force of the scope clamp being tightened and I've had no issue with mine for years.
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I wanted a decent scope on my Crosman 2250b Ratcatcher so made this. It holds in place on with the force of the scope clamp being tightened and I've had no issue with mine for years.
I wanted some translucent keys for WASD with the lettering cut out, to go along with my Escape and Any keys. These ones were printed using Overture PETG @0.2mm and I kept the printed texture so I can feel the slight difference when I put…
Forgot to enter this. Thingiverse is down so I can't link the original model I remixed from, called “Great Wight Shark”
Sometimes I need the ability to chew through plastic carefully… so I made this. I designed it so that doesn't need anything more than something pointy to change the blade. I printed it upright with no support but with a brim. 0.15mm, 40%…
I looked at the wasted space on the standard bit holder and decided to add another pair. It's the same length so I've no idea why this hasn't been done before. Print it standing on its edge, with a brim. The bits are a very snug fit as I…
The top of my Mathmos lava lamp looked quite boring… and fire fixes all problems! Printed in Prusa orange PETG @0.3mm There are 2 versions, one with a square cap, the other just the flames
The Style suffered a defective spring. I made this to replace the broken one. If you need to change the tension, a second with a lighter will soften it.
Only problem is that it (obviously) can't cope with much force being applied. This would certainly be much better if CNC machined in metal. As a proof of concept it's functional. Using PETG, I deliberately printed it at a slight angle to…
My keyboard is backlit so I wanted an 'Any' key to suit. I modelled it to the size of my 'Fn' key so it's a bit wider than a standard keycap, like the 'Alt' and 'Ctrl' keys. I'll probably put some clear resin in it later.
I have a toolkit with 3.5mm tiny bits but it's not something I always have access to. My Leatherman never leaves my side… I designed the bit adapter then heavily modified…
As I don't wear my Pinetime, I decided to turn it in to a worktop display to see my notifications and time while I'm fiddling. Updated: I wasn't happy with the plain push-button on the side so spent a load more hours making a PineTime…
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