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Print two of these half-sprockets flat side down (no supports needed) and then superglue them together. Don't use too much superglue! Depending on your printers accuracy you may need to clean up the 6 pin holes with a 4.8mm drill bit and…
Mounting plate with 10 Lego technic compatible peg holes that clips round a standard, cheap 28BYJ-48 unipolar stepper motor. The stepper motor drive axle is perfectly aligned so as to mesh with other technic gears. Printed on an TronXY…
Print in same orientation as STL. I used 0.1mm layer height on an FDM 3D printer then the usual reaming holes with a 4.8mm drill bit.
Holds a Raspberry Pi camera securely. Requires 2x M2 nuts and bolts. Has 2 Lego Technic pin holes on the back at the required spacing. Lens is centered exactly between the holes so recommend using "Technic double pin with perpendicular…
Circular adaptor for mounting a Raspberry Pi camera (v1) to the top of a TowerPro SG90 servo on top of a mobile robot. Print Settings Printer Brand: Anet Printer: A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.4mm Infill: 100% Post-Printing…
The popular UK BT Home Hub 5 \ Plusnet Hub One router (they are identical apart from colour) has small feet on the bottom, but no way to wall mount it with screws. Given that the height of a wireless router significantly affects the WiFi…
How often have you found that Lego Technic pieces don't have a pin-hole in the place you want, or in the right orientation? Then this piece is for you! Print Settings Printer Brand: Anet Printer: A8 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution:…
I was fed up of my toddler switching my plug-in doorbell on and off all day. He loved it, I couldn't tell when someone was at the door or if it was just my child playing! This piece of plastic is held in place by the two plugs, the part…
I've seen all the models for sizing metric bolts, but nothing for quickly measuring countersunk wood screws so I designed this. It fits the standard 82 degree angle countersunk heads. It's small enough to fix in your screw box and uses…
Simple curtain hook (also my first go at modelling a 3D object from scratch) Print Settings Printer: TronXY P802MA Rafts: No Supports: Yes Infill: 20 Filament: Unknown PLA White Category: Replacement Parts
Work in progress. Non-printable parts: 1 meter M8 threaded rod 2x 608 bearings 4x M8 hex nuts 4x M5 x 40mm bolt 12x M5 hex nuts elastic bands 4x small 10mm ish long countersunk self tapping screws Category: Engineering
These have slots for 0.55mm thickness card (eg most cereal box card). They're 35mm high and allow any box to be divided up into different areas eg for components, accessories etc Category: Containers
Made to solve an issue I had with a DIY balustrade \ safety fence to stop people falling down the attic hatch when it was open. The screw holes are at an angle so benefit from a pilot hole if you're screwing into something dense.
Print two of these with the flat side down on the print bed. Drill through the holes on only one of them with a 4mm drill bit. Put 4x M4 bolts of 30-40mm thread length through from the drilled side (clearance holes) into the non-drilled…
Aligns a wide angle lens for a smartphone perfectly on the lens of a Raspberry Pi Camera
Sadly I don't know the make\model of my blinds, so despite modelling the inverse of the blinds shape accurately it may not fit yours. I'm uploading it in the hope it may be useful to someone.
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