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This is my third variation on the heart theme in openscad. This is supposed to be divided like for a box of chocolates, but really, the compartments are more earring size (with my setting). Replace the text parameter near the top of the…
This is a variable size cable tie as seen in the pictures. The white one is of course, the original for comparison. There's one factor at the top of the *.scad file to scale the size of the cable tie. You'll probably want to scale up the…
This covers the top of the rails of my 20' Louisville extension ladder. I printed it in TPU to stop the ladder from scarring the house. The openscad file has been parameterized so that the width, height and depth can be adjusted to fit…
This is an openscad design with all parameters at the top and labeled and commented. My goal was to make it easy for you to borrow and use this design. I use an anycubic kobra 2, i.e. one color at a time, so I designed the text to sit on…
I'm a big advocate of openscad. It's a parameterized coding language for 3d printing. Well you might not be able to code, I assure you Claude can code openscad like nobody's business. I had a bunch of tokens and an agent to test, so I…
Openscad corner jig for assembling cabinets, and other wooden box structures. Everything is parameterized and commented so you can set it for the size you want, half inch 3/4 inch, even 18 mm : ). I included the 3/4 and half inch *.stl 's…
This takes Onejensen's original file, and slices across the axis specified at the point specified, then extrudes the slice to the length specified. This came about because there were indications that Onejensen's file had differences in…
This is not a great model, but at this time it is the only trigger lock out there. I used claude.ai to come up with the model and fiddled with it a lot. It uses the BOSL2 library for threads. The goal was to be able to dump cleaner in to…
This is a set of nesting hearts done in openscad. Apart from the settings for a specific heart, all the *.scad files are the same. You can use any one of them for your own purposes. The parameters are commented and all up front. My goal…
These covers should be printed in TPU, and are designed for a Harbor Freight 1/2" pipe clamp from about 2020. I added the link to the current HF 1/2" pipe clamp below. I coded these in openscad, some of my first, so they could be better.…
This is the changeable nozzle for the Harbor Freight air texture sprayer 2471, which is probably a decade old. The current model number has changed, but I suspect the nozzle fit is pretty much the same. The file is done in openscad which…
There are two versions here, set for 1/2 inch copper pipe. One without screw holes and one with screw holes. The screw hole version is more like something you'd pick up at HD, and set for a #6 screw. I probably would use a little silicone…
I designed this rip fence to model the MK 159751 rip fence in approximate proportions. It's written in openscad so you can change the parameters as you'd like, they're clearly marked. The model number of the saw its pictured on is the…
I created this to hold the following magnets: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F8BGRJ5L?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_1&th=1 They're 6mm in diameter and 3 mm thick. I needed push pins that were relatively thin for holding down an…
The MK 160310 is a discontinued splash guard for a series of MK tile saws. I used claude.ai to generate an openscad code to create a very similar one to the original. I printed it in TPU and it works well, despite the stringy bits between…
I just got my tile saw back from a friend and had the saw splash guard fall off in my hands. "Opportunity!" I said. Boom, a new splash guard was printed in short order and installed an put on....in the back of the car, cause the saw is…
This is a painter's tetrahedron in openscad. It is scalable using the parameter "scale_factor". You can also set the thickness of the sides and the length of the side. Really, "scale_factor" and "thick" are the only two you'll ever need…
This covers the rails of my Louisville 20' extension ladder to keep from scarring the gutters when against them. I printed them in TPU. The code is in openscad and parameterized for allowing for adapting to other ladders.
This is a recreation of the 134577-MK 45° degree flat guide for cutting tile on an MK tile saw at a 45° angle. It uses a 1/4-20 nut in the back of the mount, which I glued in. I don't include the knob. There are a bazillion of those out…
My MK Diamond 101 tile saw was designed for smaller tile than is common today. These supports fit into the holes on the table and lift the work area to level with the back fence so you can work with larger format (12x24 in the picture)…
Acts as a second pair of hands, holding large panels upright so they don't crash to the floor. I included the openscad file so you can set your own size, or use the common 3/4 and 1/2 inch sizes.
These covers should be printed in TPU, and are designed for a Harbor Freight 1/2" pipe clamp from about 2005. I coded these in openscad, some of my first, so they could be better. I did have claude.ai clean-up and comment the code for…
This was made for a Corona BP6240 set of shears. The clip keeps the shears from popping open exposing the blade and you to damage. The openscad file is fully parameterized and readable, or you can just pull the stl if you think the park…
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