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I paddled in the Huron River last summer and the water was low in spots - I removed the center fin but found that the stability with only the 2 side fins was poor. This reduces the height by about 60% from a standard 9-½" fin, but still…
We have a PHEV and wanted to have a place to keep the charger cord outside since the car is most often parked in the driveway. SCRAT82 had a great design but the screw centers were too close - we wanted the screws to line up with the…
I volunteer at a couple of bicycle co-ops near me, and this tool helps empty tubes when changing tires. I printed CMH's DerScraderFlatter but it wasn't strong enough in PLA, so I added threads to the other side and stiffened up the…
We have about 15 rain barrels around the house, most are converted from the standard 55 gallon drums. However, we don't need the bung plugs which are typically installed however we don't want debris or mosquitos to get in, but still need…
I got tired of my torches tipping over - lots of times I will be using them, lit, on a work bench but the standard bases are quite narrow and tippy, particularly if they get dinged at all. These are printed out of TPU and slide securely…
I have a set of DT swiss wheels which, in addition to having bladed aero spokes, also uses radial pull spokes so the spokes will freely rotate. DT swiss makes a device which works really well, but I prefer to make my own. The handle is 90…
When our kids were in elementary school, we often gave them Tangerines / Clementines / Mandarin Oranges, but they had a hard time peeling them. The school wouldn't allow even a plastic knife, so I made these by cutting them from expired…
I'm a bike commuter and full fenders are your friend. Also your friend is a good set of mudguards / mud flaps. These are super thin TPU with a hexagonal grid for rigidity - it also helps trap water in the mud flap so it drips to the…
This bracket enables you to mount a rear blinky on a Blackburn EX-1 or EX-2 bike cargo rack. Zip ties are sufficient but I recommend using glue (E6000) also. I have tested it on the NiteRider Solas and the CygoLite Hotshot
Headtube badge for Duane using the olde english Detroit Tigerrs “D”. Picture is of Cal headtube badge for another bike using same technique 32mm head tube
This model raises a flag when the mailbox door is opened. After you retrieve your mail from the mailbox, simply flip the flag down to reset it. It requires a length of 1.8 mm stainless rod. I used bicycle spokes because that's what I had…
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