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I took a giant version of The Rock's face and put it on a post so you can wear it on your crocs. It looks goofy as hell. Category: 3D Printing
I designed this with a friend who has a large desk drawer- it prints in 12 pieces that have to be glued together. The dimensions are (roughly) 32cm wide 48cm long 4cm tall Category: 3D Printing
I took the Rock's head and put it on a rooster. Category: 3D Printing
Made a stronger and easier to print version. Ideally it's glued together with a solvent weld like Weld-on 16. For middle and top files, place the wider piece on the print bed. For the bottom file place the mouthpiece down. I used a 5mm…
This is a remix of the head of the Christmas Dachshund and the ubiquitous mini-octopus. In the STL file you'll see that it prints in two pieces- this works better than printing in one piece because the supports will gum up the octopus…
The sizes of the small and large clamps overlap, and they are superior to my store bought “CableCuff Pro” clamps (in terms of size range and strength). The small size works for anything from USB-C style cords to smaller extension cords.…
Bathroom Caddy printed specifically for the stuff I use every morning. Looks great in white PLA with a .30 layer height. Category: 3D Printing
I designed these tools to add onto my Leatherman Wave+, and have been using them and tweaking them for at least a year. Please see the details below to successfully print and use each tool. PLEASE NOTE that they are not commercial grade…
I wanted to print my own Leatherman Wave Alpha scales, primarily to make the knife thinner in my pocket. This project isn't finished yet, because with thinner scales the pins or bolts that hold everything together are too long. Plus, I…
I had a small trash can on the bathroom countertop, but I wanted to print one that took up less visual space. I built a solid octagonal shape in Fusion 360, exported it, and then used PrusaSlicer's spiral vase mode to print it in…
After we bought our Christmas tree we realized that many of the end caps for the bolts that held the tree in place had gone missing. This leads to the bolt ends going into the trunk, rather than pushing up against the trunk to hold it in…
Made to match my Bathroom Caddy (link below). Made specifically for an old Sonicare E-Series electric toothbrush charging base, my Norelco electric shaver, and a small bathroom cup (see photo). It prints in two parts that need to be glued…
This is a remix of the head of the Greek God Pan from the Scan The World (link below), and the ubiquitous mini-octopus. In the STL file you'll see that it prints in two pieces- this works better than printing in one piece because the…
I made a hexagonal cup to match the other bathroom stuff I made, but after printing and smoothing it I decided that it was too ugly to use. Now that ugliness can be yours! Supposedly, to make prints food safe they need to be smoothed…
Quick print to fix a leaky Orbit multi-pattern hose nozzle bought at Costco. It's about the size of a #9 O-ring, but a bit taller and with a slightly smaller inner diameter. Print out of TPU/TPE. One side of the O-ring has a flange- make…
Caps for the EarthBox water fill tubes. Snails kept crawling into my wife's tubes (wait, that doesn't sound right). I printed in ASA
I printed this a while ago, so I don't remember the details. I think I also shaved it a bit in post production to get everything to fit. I included the Fusion360 files so you could make changes, and if you do so, please contribute the…
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