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I recently got a Wahoo Kickr Core bike trainer. You need to use a couple spacer adapters in order to mount a thru axle bike on the trainer. These adapters are retained when a thru axle skewers them, but they're loose when you remove your…
I printed these in ABS with a 0.8 extrusion width. I recommend increasing your “minimum print speed” settings in filament cooling parameters to enable these to print a bit faster (albeit at the expense of some quality). I think I found a…
I recently bought a Milescraft 1318 DrillMate Portable Drill Guide to help in drilling holes perpendicular to some of my projects. It's a nice little tool, but I was quickly frustrated that there was no obvious place to store the chuck…
I think I vacuumed up the plate from my WEN 3959 9-inch bandsaw. Whoops! Here's a replacement. I was going to make a version with flexures that would clip in place, but then I realized that a jam-fit was faster to model and more efficient…
The flexure clip that is included with the RIKTIG draw rod only has 1 screw hole. The draw rod is quite long, so it's very easy (read: unavoidable) that you put a torque around this screw when grabbing or stowing the draw rod. I got…
Welp… I went to install my door latches and realized that the ya cant use no-drop carriers with the stock latches. And I had already glued my only 6x3 magnets into the latches, so I had to figure something out for the 9x3 magnets I had on…
I recently printed some TUSH rollers for use when I didn't want to load up one of my dryboxes with filament. They're elegant, but the stability leaves something to be desired. I saw a stabilizer foot on Printables (credit at bottom) and…
Love the lightweighted “Gridlite” design from EricD. I tend to glue my magnets in, but I found that they'd often be loose and pop out before the glue cured. This remix has little crush rib nubs that hold the magnets in place while glue…
Most of the info is already in the ‘differences’ section. I'd recommend printing this in a material that is less prone to creep than PLA. I printed these with enough perimeters that they're effectively 100% infill.
Quick disclaimer: While I think this is a very straightforward and safe project, do this at your own risk. Wiring something up always has the risk to damage electronics/cause fires, etc etc. Most (all?) of Therabody's massage guns now…
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