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This is a more elaborate bottle opener (using the same basic profile from my OpenScad Bottle Openers here ) which aims to be used with only one hand. Tip: Use your thumb to keep the opener in place. There are two similar designs:…
Sharing these files to make it easier for anyone with a small print bed who wants to make one of these roll-up roses. Overall, the model is scaled down 80% with a minor modification to the thickness of the rose petal part. Follow the same…
I attached to the wall with two command strips. Design is customizable if you need a different number of holes/slots for any of the items! No printing supports needed, simply print with the large flat surface down. Flip 180 degrees on…
Candy Cane and Round Peppermint earrings
A quick visual reminder of the last time your pet was fed.
Various bottle openers created from the included OpenScad file. This is a great starting point to create an elaborate (or not so elaborate) bottle opener. The smallest of these samples are much tougher to use, but depending on how large…
NOTE: Print tilted at 45 degrees angled up off the build plate to provide enough structural support for both the clips and center post. This piece is held into the decorative knob shell with 4 Phillips screws. Simply unscrew the old…
Very customizable growth chart markers. Track the growth of multiple kids by including their name, initial, or an icon. Alternatively, simply use a different color filament for each child. Print the set of numbered balloons as-is or…
Print the cup and your choice of flosser holder rings. The ring slips on easily and doesn't require any adhesive. You can easily modify the cup size and the flosser ring in the included scad file to make it your own. For example,…
This is a replacement handle for a Cuisinart CPT-320 toaster. Print files included for two nozzles. Use the standard .4mm nozzle for a quick fix/print. Or use a .25mm nozzle for a more detailed print. (The handle in the photo was using…
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