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Most tools you can purchase are either too small or built more for pottery clay or cake decorations. This design as well as others in the collection are for bigger hands plasticene (non-drying) type clays. At this point, I call this a…
Print approx. €1.18–€1.44 excl. taxPreliminary estimate for one variant
GizmoGorilla's design was great, I just needed something a little narrower. Also refined the lead edge to get in the corners better. Printing notes: PETG (black, or anything very dark). .30 mm draft layer (this was only to cut down the…
Print approx. €7.11–€8.69 excl. taxPreliminary estimate for PETGSource material: PET
IMPORTANT NOTE: Please only use a flexible filament. I used an 89A Shore Hardness PLA from Ataraxia. If made of ridged PLA, PETG, ABS, etc., and the tuck comes partially out of position and is sticking out, it will will impale you. Trust…
Print approx. €3.57–€4.36 excl. taxPreliminary estimate for one variant
This is a study on print-in-place articulation. I wanted a small anatomical figure that was jointed. I found other great designs where you print the respective parts then assemble, but scaling down caused difficulties as the smaller snap…
Using jblake's dimensions of his reinforced opener, I redrew it in Fusion 360 so I more quickly scale to different sizes while keeping the thickness at 14mm and the “catch tabs” at 2mm. This is the 85 mm model in the collection. Printing…
Using jblake's dimensions of his reinforced opener, I redrew it in Fusion 360 so I more quickly scale to different sizes while keeping the thickness at 14mm and the “catch tabs” at 2mm. This is the master template for the collection with…
Using jblake's dimensions of his reinforced opener, I redrew it in Fusion 360 so I more quickly scale to different sizes while keeping the thickness at 14mm and the “catch tabs” at 2mm. This is the 73 mm model in the collection. Printing…
Using jblake's dimensions of his reinforced opener, I redrew it in Fusion 360 so I more quickly scale to different sizes while keeping the thickness at 14mm and the “catch tabs” at 2mm. This is the 65 mm model in the collection. Printing…
Using jblake's dimensions of his reinforced opener, I redrew it in Fusion 360 so I more quickly scale to different sizes while keeping the thickness at 14mm and the “catch tabs” at 2mm. This is the 54 mm model in the collection. Printing…
Using jblake's dimensions of his reinforced opener, I redrew it in Fusion 360 so I more quickly scale to different sizes while keeping the thickness at 14mm and the “catch tabs” at 2mm. This is the 39 mm model in the collection. Printing…
Using jblake's dimensions of his reinforced opener, I redrew it in Fusion 360 so I more quickly scale to different sizes while keeping the thickness at 14mm and the “catch tabs” at 2mm. This is the 31 mm model in the collection. Printing…
Yes you did read the title correctly…😉 The design gave me the idea on how to feed the squeeze treats to multiple cats. Usually the missus and I take two cats each and feed by hand but that is still difficult (with eager cats). With this…
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