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Has loops for head band on backside. Print it on angle or standing on one edge. Laying flat takes most time, needs ton of supports. Ender will print this at 16 hours normal quality if set up properly. Print Settings Printer Brand:…
Patch dispenser for bigger patch rolls. (Eeman tech etc). Max roll size 96 x 24 mm. Center hole diameter 20 mm minimum. Push button to open. Button prints inside bottom part. home of this thing: https://versio.fi Print Settings Rafts: No…
Credit card wallet with flip up mechanism for STRONG people. You can do the party trick with this using hand muscles. Gently break movement free after printing:
Made for "Tarkka" 16mm rolls. Those are for patching 9mm holes on target. Max dimensions for the roll. 80 mm x 20 mm. Roll center hole minimum 20 mm With top and bottom part Do NOT use supports. Flip the top part face down when printing.…
I made this for attaching my ring light or camera on ceiling / wall. Quick release and tested with Manfrotto plate. Video of this thing: Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: I3 MK3S Rafts: No Supports: Yes Category: Camera
I made this for 50 anniversary present for serious gamer. Easy to print and put together. Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: I3 MK3S Rafts: No Supports: Yes Category: Signs & Logos
IMPORTANT: 0.2 layer height. Print in place. No supports. Works right off the bed.
Just little remix for my fence. I hope my dogs like it. :) ... added also bit larger base to use with 4" poles. Cap is originally designed for 100 mm poles. Category: DIY
Made for Kääriä Eurovision Song contest fan outfit. You can easily pop rivet these hollow spikes on any outfit. Category: Fashion
For Fiskars or other similar size sprayers. Put it on mist and leave on this small stand. Easy. Category: Outdoor & Garden
Print the parts and superglue together. I used rivets when making prototypes, but for this release I made some plastic studs to hold all together. Here you can see how to build it:
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