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Use a translucent filament for the crystal and a minimal amount of walls and infill so the light will travel through the print. Use whatever you want for the base. You can probably fit 8(4 above of 4) 5mm LED's in it, but I used 6(2 above…
Print approx. €7.71–€9.43 excl. taxPreliminary estimate for one variant
It uses wall tacks to attach, use the flat ones if you don't want the tack to stick out. Make sure to attach it on the side the door opens away from, or you are not going to be able to use the door.
A two bit holder for Milwaukee drill/drivers that attaches to the belt hook spots. It's uses 6(3 for each bit holder) 5x2mm magnets to hold the bits securely and allows easy removal, and screws or other bits can be attached to the magnets…
The chest uses x4 5x2mm magnets (make sure the polarity is correct) in the front corners of the chest and lid. I used super glue to hold them in, but use what you want. The hinges use x2 M3*20 and x2 M3 nuts. If you want it to be cleaner,…
A belt holder for Milwaukee M18 batteries. It holds them well but I wouldn't run with them. The hole through the side of the print in the picture is not important, I was just testing how well PLA drilled.
It uses regular wood screws. Don't crank them down too hard, or you will crack the print, as I did in the pic.
All 118 elements with their atomic number and chemical symbols.
I used a USB cable just to make it simple for myself. I printed the cross on an SLA printer, but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't print on an FDM machine. I printed the base on an FDM printer, but I don't see any reason why it…
It has a hole through the side for hanging purposes.
The knob itself holds the latch on. Flip the latch in your slicer if you need/want it to go the other way. I use normal wood screws in the holes in the knobs.
A cable holder that slides over 3/4 inch plywood that I made for my guitar cable.
I designed this holder for the link cable for my Facebook spy device. It holds a fairly large and girthy cable, and protects your USB ports from being ripped out if you wind the cable properly, like in the image. You'll need screws to…
It has a hole through the side for hanging purposes.
A headphone holder that slides over 3/4 inch plywood.
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