Nikon fmount lens to MFT m43 camera body
Print in PETG for complient flex of the F-mount print in BLACK to absorb any stray light. Have fun big hugs bye
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Print in PETG for complient flex of the F-mount print in BLACK to absorb any stray light. Have fun big hugs bye
Print with ABS/ASA/PETG for hot-car resistance. The fit is about half a millimeter undersized. Cup-diameter set to 70mm
Print in two colors to make the text show, use four M3 screws to hold the lid in place
Please use a not-so-stiff filament, like ASA or PETG, even flexibles work. I recommend using a very black and not so shiny filament. 0.15mm layerheight is also enough.
You will need: A window cut to size! M3 bolts! Use TPU for the seal. Use PETG/PCTG for the Clip and Case. If you use PolyCarbonate remember to scale the model in the slicer to compensate for shrinkage ( Not PCCF )
For use as a storage for projects using any microcontroller that fits on the MB102 x400 solderless breadboard. Optimized for PETG/PCTG using 3 walls and 0.2mm layers, no supports, see images for the smooth walls
Use a more flexible filament such as PETG, I would not advice using PLA or harder as the flexing is crucial to the model.
I wanted a version with consistent wall thickness and easy to print, so I made three different sizes.
print in PETG, No supports required :) You will NEED to print in a semi flexible filament! the model WILL flex during assembly! I have not tried PLA, as I think PLA would snap during insertion of the Pi camera. You'll need: 8x m2.5 bots…
Should be printed in PETG / ABS / ASA , not PLA. Fits a 50mm fan with rubber inserts (For noise dampening) I had an issue where the PLA got stuck just after the extruder gear on the MINI+, I tried a bunch of things, ended up with this…
A semi rugged case for the Scintillator spectrometer by RadiaCode. Use TPU as the seal PETG for the case PCTG for the window* *my best results for translucency were using the following settings: 0 top layers 0 bottom layers infill:…
prints without support just fine. Apply to cooler finstack first, then the fan. 92mm fan should be 4mm thick or the mounting won't fit perfectly.
A pen holder, picture is printed at 200%, I recomend 220%
it should fit fine in PETG, I haven't tried PLA.
replaces lost/damaged corner protecter. beware left and right. Print in Semi-flexible(I used 98A), or at most PETG.
just a simple holder for post-it-notes of the 100mm x 100mm height because I ordered the wrong ones (oops)
The AlphaHound is already a Tank, and this case adds more armour. The bottom is 0.4mm thick, allowing most Beta radiation to penetrate, enough to detect even Uranium Glass at thriftstores and markets. Uses M3x10mm bolts Print in PETG
Currently working on a new revision, sorry about the difficult latches! If you want a different size, let me know.
I used PETG. Scale Z for your prefered height
A compact case designed around the Coralboard reference model. Easy access to the SD Card in the "Clip" design. Designed for 0.2mm layerheight printing, no supports needed. No componets other than the 3D prints are needed in the "Clip"…
Made for a friend, maybe others will enjoy it.
Created the curved one, and a flat one.
Please use a stiff material like PLA. Supports are needed on the outside of the bone ends, No supports for the middle bone part! The Bone rattle, time to rattle some Bones with Bones! With the inspiration of a rain maker instrument, here…
I wanted a case to keep it from getting dirty when transporting it on my person
I bought a used one that didn't have the cover. You'll need 2x M2 bolts. Support 4 of the pins, sacrificial overhang in the holes of 0.2mm thickness.
!! TPU part !! Goes over the sharp bits of a metal shelving unit
Enjoy, print as oriented, I included a smaller lid
Currently Works with phones with a thickness of 7-12mm. Write a message, and I will make a version that it bigger or smaller. You can mix the gears as you please.
These are all currently available results.