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I wanted to make a transparent back for my Nintendo Switch, so I measured and modeled a replacement for it. Well, this took quite a bit of effort. I've never modeled anything this specific before so it took a few tries to get it all right…
Cat claw for cosplay and fursuits. Simple claw model designed to be printed in transparent PLA or PETG for making clawed gloves. Printing the model horizontally (default orientation) will result in more supports needing to be used, but a…
Back when I first got my 3D printer, I wanted to play with the idea of making a modular set of tiles for tabletop game nights as an opportunity to experiment with it. I never ended up using these for a game, but they do still make a nice…
Print sideways to not need supports. Slice diagonally for cleaner top layers and to fit on a smaller build area. Screw hole is sized for a countersunk #6 imperial screw or 3.5M metric screw.
Fairly simple print; set the size in your slicer. Looks great with green “silk” PLA
I needed a replacement battery cover since I lost the one for my old GBA SP years ago. Print upside down with supports for the back tabs. I'll admit it's a pretty tight fit - I could probably make it a full 1mm thinner and it'd be fine -…
Base model for other designs intended to fit into an aluminum extrusion beam. Also usable as a spacer piece. Included print files each print 10 spacers in 10mm, 20mm, 30mm, and 40mm variants. The STL can be easily resized either in a…
I created this model to test extended overhangs at various angles under 45 degrees while also looking nice once complete. Specifically, I wanted to test various nozzle sizes and extrusion widths with extended overhangs. This ended up…
Stretch a membrane like a cut vinyl glove, balloon, etc. over the top, secure it with a rubber band, and blow into the side. The hole on the bottom is sized for a 22mm/0.8in outer-diameter pipe (I'm using a PVC pipe labeled as "½ inch")…
Keep tools easily accessible, organized, and close to where they'll be used by adding hooks directly to your 3d printer.
If you have a multi-material printer you can merge all 3 models. If not I'd recommend either printing all 3 colors separately and gluing them together; or if you have Python 3 installed you can try using my gcode splitting script to print…
Very quick and easy print for a very silly idea. Technically requires multiple materials, but can easily be printed using a single-material printer by slicing both models individually at the same position, then swapping the material after…
These models can be printed in any combination and slid into the grooves of a commonly used aluminum extrusion beam. In my case, they fit into the top side corners of my Snapmaker A350T's enclosure. Print all models on their side to avoid…
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