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Print on its side with organic supports. It took me ~3 hours with a 0.6 nozzle. I would recommend throwing a clear coat on it, due to the typical locations of such things.
I recommend printing individually for the nesting blades, as they are more resilient to strikes than if printed all together.
If you wish to have a snug fit, reduce by 1% in the x/y. You can stack on the wall and still get the bottles out.
This is a slider for a Nikon Microphot microscope. I am unclear if it fits any other '80s -pohots. 20mm opening. Detents function perfectly.
Multiple iterations to get the size and fit correct. This will also accept Hg lamp filters. This part is subject to extreme heat and will not be able to be used with most thermoplastics. The holes on the lamp side are for fitting threaded…
Fan mount for BTT ebb36. I remixed a model previously for a nema 17 motor mounting.
The LN2 cans in my office are somewhat old and the plastic is brittle. Sometimes, accidents happen and the base was the piece that broke. Getting a new one was around 70 USD, so I made one. Depending on your printer, you may have to scale…
The Arkenstone! Made as a lighted prop for a production of the Hobbit. In the end, scaled to 600% to get to the best size. The threads take some convincing, but I was in a time crunch and 15 minutes of working the halves together with…
I made this for my indicator (with the lug on the back). Should work with the rest of the dials in this same slide, with or without the flat back.
Getting good dermatoscopic photos is difficult with tablets. DL made an attachment, but unfortunately, it registers as a touch on the screen side and the range finding sensors on the newer iPads get blocked by the full ring. Thus enters…
This is because I couldn't find one to base any of my upcoming models on, so I made one. Here, you don't have to reinvent the wheel. There is space for the screw to adjust the height, but that could be modified to accept an insert to make…
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