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Lego piece 2854 (crankshaft piece)
Printed with PETG, nozzle temp: 240, bed temp: 90, recommend printing with supports so that the axle holes are vertical.
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Bloody Knife Holder
This knife holder consists of three parts, which can be easily assembled together. Then they hold firmly together as one piece. None of the parts have to be printed with supports. All of the parts can be printed within one day on a Prusa…
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Stackable and closable box
Disclaimer: I did not print this, so I can't guarantee, that it will work. The cylinders to make it stackable might need to be glued to the bottom of the box. All of the parts need to be printed with some kind of supports.
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Parametric Laptop Stand
Just a simple parametric stand for laptops, phones, tablets, etc.. All of the parameters can be changed and configured in the Fusion 360 file attached. All of the parameters have a description written next to them and you can also…
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4x4 piston for lego air engine
For the piston you will need a 2l axle and a liftarm. I printed it with PETG nozzle temp: 240, bed temp: 90
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Laptop Stand (Parametric!)
Instructions: - Print two pieces of Laptop_Stand_Base.3mf - And print two pieces of Laptop_Stand_Arm.3mf Parametric design: The model is fully parametric (in the .f3d file, which can be opened in Fusion 360), so you can customize the…
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