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Printed in TPU with a 0.6mm nozzle. You may need to slide a knife along the top of the buttons to free them from the case. Use your slicer to create the pattern on the back using infill only with no top or bottom layers for the bottom. I…
I made this to hold my fabric (soft) tape measure. I added a thumb inlay for easier spinning after I printed mine. The metal end of the tape slides into a slot on the top piece and secures it in place. Print Settings Printer: Gmax 1.5+…
Made this thing to collect the dust created by drilling holes in a wall. FYI. The initials shown in the 2nd picture are not in the .stl file included. Category: Hand Tools
I uploaded two versions in case you wanted to also hold regular small squares. No support necessary.
Use this to make perfect looking to do lists. Can create infinite lists by moving the stencil down to the last line and creating 3 more lines. Category: Hand Tools
Use this with any french cleat board greater than 0.625" thick to hold your rockler bench cookies.
I created this to carry my mice back and for from work to keep them protected. Use the flat top option if you want to add foam or a cloth on top or use my Top_Hold downs option to keep the mice held down while in the box with nothing…
I made this to prevent my bucket from collapsing under a vacuum while blocking the end of the hose while using the Oneida low profile cyclone and a 5 gallon bucket. Scale to fit your exact bucket. Mine was 11" and I beat it into place for…
Want to print your own command hooks, well this isn't a command hook, but it is similar and just as effective at holding underwear on the wall. Three designs to fit your needs: a nail based design (shown printed), a magnet based design…
This box will store exactly 100 scrabble tiles. The sliding lid has a snap lock at the end to keep your pieces from falling out in your bag. No supports, minimum infill. Category: 3D Printing
This print attaches to the vesa mount on the back of your monitor. Add spacers between the file named frame and the Monitor to protect the monitor and also move the charger far enough back to completely slide behind the monitor. Included…
I used ¼" bolts with thin flat heads glued in the rear as the pegs to hold the clamps.
I made this case to hold my 55-210 zoom lens. I offset the lens in the model to wrap the inside of the case with felt to protect it. The cap is 0.5mm bigger in the X and Y (in the model) to allow for easy but secure threading. 0.2mm…
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