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This model uses the principles of compliant mechanisms to accelerate a projectile. It prints in one piece and doesn’t require any additional accessories. I would recommend printing this in PETG, but it might work in a good PLA. Good luck…
These bullets feature a hollow base to help promote straight flying. I would recommend using 100% infill (at least at the top) to help increase the difference in weight. It would also probably be a good idea to use a brim. Don’t use…
It should be able to fit in a 17 HMR gun, but its only use could possibly be to use it as a safety feature. (You can’t possibly accidentally fire the gun:)
This tool allows for anyone to be able to quickly reference a known length while measuring any item. It takes 4 minutes to print, requires no brim or supports, and is perfect for cleaning up the last few bits of filament at the end of a…
This is a lockbox. I would recommend using supports only on the build plate on: The Key, The Inner Core, and The Baseplate. The pins may require a brim. The Outer Core is the only part that I would recommend printing with supports…
I used Tinkercad to create some rough sketches from three angles of the car. (I used a Hot Wheel as a reference) I then grouped the sketches in a way that gave me a rough 3d diagram of the car.
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