Ukelele Wall Mount (no screws)
I wanted to mount my ukelele to the wall, but I can't drill into it. So I made this mount which used 4 3m command strips from costco.
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I wanted to mount my ukelele to the wall, but I can't drill into it. So I made this mount which used 4 3m command strips from costco.
I needed a replacement knob for the yamaha montage 8. Plus it was a good excuse to add a bit of color to the design.
I designed this mold for making a concrete bowling ball for a competition.
I needed a replacement knob for my yamaha montage 8.
I wanted a pellet press like the one NileRed uses in his superconductor video, but they were too expensive for me. The first one I made (not shown here) was PETG at 100% infill and it was able to survive up to 12 tons, but now I'm testing…
This is a replacement handle for a breville portafilter. I used PETG for this, but I will switch to Polycarbonate IF the heat from making espresso ends up deforming the handle.
I made this to avoid scratching the stuff I want to lift with this screw jack. This may involve heavy equipment, so use at your own risk.
I designed this for a toyota scion. So the font and letter sizing was as close as I could get to the original style of the badge for the car.
The inner part is made with PETG, and is pretty much all walls and no infill, while the outer part is TPU and is 50% infill to allow for some squishing. Since I wanted a tight fit to avoid using glue or epoxy, I needed to use a rubber…
I made this because I was tired of having to be extra careful when placing down my water jug while in quiet places.
This is for a scosche magsafe phone charger. I use it with the airvent holder. It is sized to an iphone 13 pro max without a case. I printed it in PETG at 30% infill to avoid deformation from heat inside of my car. The back part is…
I made this drill attachment to power my screw jack. I have yet to test it under load, but I plan to use it when lifting a piano. Since this deals with potentially heavy and dangerous machinery, use at your own risk.
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