Candle Holder
Holder for a candle
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Printed with PLA, at 0.3mm, 15% infill. No support needed when printing top and bottom separately. I've glued the top and bottom parts.
About I was looking to buy a MIDI pedal with a good range of motion and a fairly low price (mainly to control virtual instrument's expression/volume while my hands are on the keyboard, and my right leg is on a sustain pedal). I didn't…
Writing on the send with a finger is ok, but using molds with 3D letters is way cooler! 😉 Another idea: Freeze water to make text from ice
Printed with PETG. Connects to a 100mm diameter tube. The base requires build plate supports. See update below. The frame can use build plate support as well, but it's expected to work without it. Assembly: Put the flaps on the base , and…
I've created them for a fairly unconventional use… Replace HIFIMAN SUNDARA headphone's leather strap with a knitted pillow:
Used as a stand for cute crochet figures my partner made. Printed with PLA, at 0.3mm, 15% infill and 3 perimeters. It's a bit of a tight fit, so I recommend printing a single slate first, and adjusting, if needed. I didn't use glue.
I used it as a stand for a cute crochet figure my partner made. After printing plate_1, it's recommended to test the slate tightly fits, and adjust plate_2 if needed. I didn't use glue. Update: v1.1 has a shorter base, which looks nicer…
Simple toothbrushes + paste holder
Home made USB MIDI controller with a motorized fader. It has only one physical fader, but it simulates 8 (virtual faders) with only one active at a time. Active fader is selected using the red buttons. In addition, there are 8 general…
Ever wanted to make lion footprints on the sand/mud? Well, this one is for you :-) It can be attached to your shoes or hands using laces or flexible filament.
Printed with DO3D Silk Multicolored Rainbow PLA. Holds 8 x 50ml tubes and 4 x 14ml tubes. Has space for text that can be added using PrusaSlicer (First flip the top part, so the text you add will point upwards). The parts should be glued…
It's one thing having your dog eat your homework, but eating an exercise bike pedal? Anyway, I've found myself modeling and printing the pedal straps with TPU (NinjaFlex) and a missing part from the pedal with PLA. Not the cleanest…
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