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This is a simple axolotl model that should be very easy to 3d print, only requiring a couple of super short bridges. Print Settings Printer: Artillery Sidewinder Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 200 Infill: 30 Filament: PolyMaker PLA…
Still a work in progress, things may change I'm building a laser engraver with a school grant, and here is my design! Features: coreXY 270mm * 270mm cutting area compatible with all 40mm * 40mm lasers (I'm using a 5w one) Runs on an…
The parts can be found pre oriented in the “ValentineBoxOriented” file. This allows for no hassle when trying to align the letters. First, select all the pieces and move them where they need to go. Then hide the top and bottom pieces.…
This model prints in place without supports or assembly. To install, you may use the 4mm screw holes, or some two sided adhesive. Simply line it up under your desk and press firmly, no messing around with speed squares. This design…
The model is entirely parametric, f360 models are supplied. The current 3mfs are for a standard flat modern bike handle (22.2mm dia handlebar). The dovetail joint is secured with two 6*2mm magnets. Uses an m5*20 mm bolt and standard nut…
Features: 85mm Straightedge /Ruler (5mm increments) 12-10-8mm Circle Stencil 8mm Hex Stencil 15-30-45-60-75 degree Angle stencil 10-70mm Radius Compass (5mm increments) To use the compass, put a finger in the hole in the corner, and the…
This is a compact CNC that uses a 1.5kw spindle. The gantry is made from 2x2" steel. The machine has a workspace of 350x250x130mm. It uses hgr15 linear rails and sfu1204 ball screws. All the parts can be sourced for approximately 1000$.…
You can alter the tolerances in the provided f360 model. Default is .3mm. You may need to use a dab of glue to assemble. No supports needed.
Pretty simple model. Make sure to print it in vase mode!
Materials Needed: 60x10x3mm magnet, preferably neodymium/very strong A little bit of super glue, depending on the tolerances of your printer 3x5" sticky notes A pen, preferably with metal in it/metal case Instructions: Insert a pause in…
No supports or anything, as long as your printer can bridge 25mm ish.
Simply print both parts separately, screw the bracket onto your desk, and slide the outer piece on with a bit of glue.
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