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was getting tired of all the desk space taken up by the stack of textbooks I was using as a monitor stand, and decided to model and print a replacement with the exact same dimensions (230 x 170 x 86mm) as an excuse to learn Onshape and…
this is a printable enclosure for an arcade stick! it's definitely not yet ready for public consumption, but I decided I wanted to design one and I had fun doing it. edit 9/10/23: I created a second revision of this model to fix the worst…
print instructions: nothing special should be necessary in terms of print settings. paint supports on the unsupported bottom face of the case frame. print one tray for each node you intend to populate. bill of materials: 4x M2x3x3.5…
decided to throw together a simple little desk sign shaped like the “hello.” macpaint image from the original macintosh marketing as a weekend project. traced directly off a picture from…
I got a new oscilloscope recently and mounted it to a monitor arm on my desk and wanted something to hold the probes out of the way. I tried using NullSense's probe holder part and found that the probe holders themselves were great, but…
I needed to find a way to hang a heavy laundry bag on my windowsill and none of the alternatives worked very well – either not enough relief on the hook to make sure the bag didn't slide off, or not enough holding force, or both. so I…
inspired by https://cohost.org/objects/post/2079116-the-uncomfortable-te. it's the classic utah teapot, except wide. I haven't printed this. I'm not sure I would even recommend printing it. if you do, use supports for the handle.
I liked the design of riverraid's original, but after printing it, I noticed – after a lot of difficulty inserting the pegs at all – the tolerances were so tight that the pegs were warping the base plate. I loosened up the tolerances by…
I've been building a plastic ant with a friend and the “ready to fight” design we downloaded had really mediocre free wheels in the front which print poorly and barely stay on the axles, so I redesigned them to use a 693ZZ ball bearing…
designed to grip a desk 35-40mm thick, with a mouse mat on the top surface and no give on the bottom (my desk is clad in stainless steel), and hold about 5-10 pounds. no guarantees for any other types or thicknesses of desk, nor anything…
the stock cap on mine cracked, so I designed a replacement one. it's opaque, unlike the stock translucent blue one, but otherwise fits and works well. (also unlike the stock cover, the bottom surface is flat for printability, so it also…
I use a remix of https://www.printables.com/model/123617-100x100mm-vesamount-for-monitors for my monitors, but my monitors have an external power brick (about 75x65x30) that I wanted to keep up and away from other heat-generating objects…
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