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This model is a collapsing golf club that is able to extend to the size of a real pitching wedge. The mechanisms of this model are completely originally CADed. !!!!!!! Please follow these print directions for a good result !!!!!!! There…
This is a WORKING and TESTED version of the snowball maker that I remixed from yoshioki. To make this snowball maker rotate, you have to line up the small holes in the round external part of each half, and insert a piece of raw filament…
This phone stand folds onto itself and is extremely thin. To assemble, please use a piece of filament and thread it through both pieces as seen in the pictures. To attach it to a phone case, I recommend using double-sided tape as I did.…
If you are printing this as a printer test, no supports are needed. However, if you want the best quality you should use supports. Have fun! 👍
This is a Soroban Abacus, an abacus that is widely used for accurate decimal calculations. To assemble this, please print both parts with the hinge facing upwards , and turn off supports, as they are generally not needed. In order to add…
This model is made for holding many small parts. It was originally designed for watch parts, but it can hold screws, nuts, whatever is necessary. It has 3 different layers each with different depth sections. It also has a lid For…
This is a parts box/organizer at dimensions of 170mm x 100mm x 20mm, with 5 rows and 3 columns that get split into smaller sections. The Lid is made to fit perfectly, so make sure when printing, the printer tolerances are properly tuned.…
This plaque reads 1975, and it has a portion on the bottom that acts like a stand, with room to emboss something such as a name. The borders of the 1975 are extruded, thus images can be inserted and glued within the object.
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