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These are various parts for the EEW Cone Winder . There are some Fusion 360 files which allow you to generate cones or tubes of different sizes. Below is a video that goes into depth about how those works.
You can use this device with any drill (cordless or corded) to make beautiful thicker cords from string, yarn, thread, or anything else like that. This video shows assembly and usage. The way cord or yarn is made is by taking one strand…
This contains models for 2, 4, 8, and 16 ounce yarn storage bobbins and a bit you can use with a drill to wind them. No supports should be needed for any of these parts. I've also included a Fusion 360 file so you can modify the files if…
This lets you print parts for your EEW Nano 2. Here is a video with more info about how the parts are used. The only file that should needs supports is nano2_bobbin_disk.stl. For more info about my fiber tools visit:…
I have released a different version of this bobbin that prints in 4 parts instead of 3. However, by breaking this into 4 pieces it requires less supports and the final print is nicer. BobbinDisk 2 and BobbinTube do not require supports.…
This video shows how this Lazy Kate is used. A lazy kate is generally used to hold bobbins while you ply yarn on a spinning wheel. This design is a colapsable design that fits pieces together and uses magnets to make them more user…
I created this as a test for a worm gear. It includes everything you need to test out this worm gear except for 2 screws and the string. I created it as a test to use it as a tensioning system on my eSpinners, but there are many other…
This is a new orifice hook design I'm trying out that clips into the side of the EEW 6.0, but it could be using with other spinning wheels. Normally orifice hooks are metal, but I found the flexibility of this plastic is nice. For more…
This is a list of the best 3D printable files I've made for the EEW Nano 2.1. You can get more information about this eSpinner at Dreaming Robots . Files starting with “eewNano21” will only work with the EEW Nano 2.1 Files starting with…
This is a Lazy Kate that is compatible with bobbins from the EEW 5.0, EEW 5.1, EEW 5.2, and EEW Nano. The little hole and slot allows you to add a piece of elastic so you can tension the bobbin. For more fiber tools see our store at:…
I made this to hold the little earrings my daughter has been collecting. The holes in it are sized just right so they hold the earring pegs and the backings for the earrings are put in the bowl at the base. This is much easier and faster…
These are many of the plastic parts for the EEW Fold. The EEW Fold is made from injection molded parts so these will be different if 3D printed, but these parts have all been tested and should work. You can use these to make more bobbins,…
You should print 6 of the disks, 3 of the tubes, and 4 of the plugs. Then assemble them onto an EEW 6.x bobbin. The plugs get inserted to hold these from spinning on the bobbin. Then you can spin small amounts of different singles onto a…
I'm releasing new parts for the EEW 6.1. This includes an updated bottom, the new arm support, and some yarn guides. There are a bunch of other files I've already released that are compatible with the EEW 6.1. Below are a list of those.…
This is a bobbin for the EEW Nano 1.x. This lets you print your own bobbins for this electric spinning wheel in any color you want. You can purchase this eSpinner at Dreaming Robots . You need to print 1x eew_mini2_bobbin_tube and 2x…
This holds a your EEW 6.x (EEW 6.0 or EEW 6.1) to a tripod. You need to provide a standard hex nut and then glue that in place. Tripods use ¼ inch 20 threads. For more information about my fiber tools visit: https://www.dreamingrobots.com/
This is a lace weight flyer, which lets you spin at higher speeds. This can be useful for high twist lace yarn. I designed these parts so no supports are needed. Here is more info on the EEW 6.0: https://www.dreamingrobots.com/
This allows you to generate yarn bobbins for most spinning wheels and eSpinners. Included are some stl files for a few types of spinning wheels, but there are also Fusion 360 Files that allow you to change parameters and generate bobbins…
These are the parts needed to print a bobbin winder attachment for the EEW 6.0. Normally the EEW 6.0 spins fiber into yarn. However, if you remove the flyer and use this bobbin winder it allows you to quickly wind bobbins. The only parts…
This is an alternative hook option for the EEW 6.0 eSpinner. For more fiber tools see our store at: www.dreamingrobots.com
The placement tool lets you setup of the EEW Cone Winder much faster. The adjustable cone holder lets you try other cone sizes. This video shows you how these parts work.
This video goes into more details about how these items are used. The Yarn Parker is device that clips onto the front of the EEW 6 eSpinner and helps hold yarn. The Slitted Reducer goes on the front as another option to park yarn…
The Purr Protector is a case that goes around your EEW 6.1 (or EEW 6.0) so you can spin yarn even if your cats want to play. Visit my website for more information about my eSpinners: https://www.dreamingrobots.com/ You need to print with…
This part locks the suctions cups in place so they don't accidently come off. This video shows how to use this part. The EEW Nano 2 is available here: https://www.dreamingrobots.com/product/eew-nano/
These are inserts to fix wear issues with the EEW Nano 2.0 orifice hole. These files are not needed with the EEW Nano 2.1 The metal ones I ordered them www.craftcloud3d.com using a Stainless Steel SLM process. If you want to learn more…
This is a Lazy Kate that is designed to work with the bobbins for the EEW 5.x and EEW Nano. You can print 2 or more of them and they snap together in a very satisfying way. A hole is in bottom so these can be mounted to a board if you…
These coil yarn guides clip into the metal hooks. These are useful when spinning coil yarn which can get caught on the metal hooks and should help with any other non-uniform bulky yarn that gets stuck on the metal hooks. Here is a video…
This holds a your EEW Nano (EEW Nano 1.0, EEW Nano 1.1, EEW Nano 2.0, EEW Nano 2.1) to a tripod. You need to provide a standard hex nut and glue that in place. Tripods use ¼ inch 20 threads. For more information about my fiber tools…
This includes models for a tripod mount and purr protector for the EEW Fold eSpinner (electric spinning wheel that makes yarn out of fiber). The tripod mount requires a ¼ inch hex nut that attaches to a tripod. Here is a video that…
The Purr Protector is a case that goes around your EEW Nano so you can spin yarn even if your cats want to play. Here is fun short video we made about it's use. Visit my website for more information about my eSpinners:…
This quill is designed to work with the EEW Nano 1.0 and EEW Nano 1.1. It gives you another method of spinning yarn on these spinning wheels. There is a video that shows how this quill is used at:…
This is a case for the EEW Yarn Counter. It can be printed without any supports. Here is a video that gives more information about this case: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjhCusyz2Iw To learn more about the EEW Yarn Counter visit:…
This is the tip and base of a knitting needle. Then you use a piece of 1.5 inch pvc to finish the needle. The Fusion 360 file uses parameters and you can just adjust the ID and OD of the pvc so this can fit any size PVC pipe. There is a…
This is a smaller case for my 2020 Chevy Bolt Key Fob. The -s version is the smaller one. Here is a video that shows how it works.
This fills in the hole on an EEW Nano 1.x when applying the EEW Nano 2 upgrade kit. This kit is part is part of the EEW Nano 2 Kickstarter. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dreamingrobots/eew-nano-2 Here is a video showing how it's…
This is a base to those extending arm lamps and magnifying lenses. The hole is 12.3mm. The base is designed so you can fill it with rocks, sand, steel balls, or other weights. This lets you extend the arm fully, but lets you move the lamp…
This was designed to hold soft pastels, but also works with chalk. My wife wanted a stand to hold some commonly used pastel colors that she uses when working on her doll hobby (https://www.instagram.com/dollmakersnotebook/). The pastels…
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