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I bought a desk without a sliding keyboard tray, and didn't realize how much I wanted one. After searching online for one, none of them really seemed like they were worth the money, and since I recently upgraded to a new printer, I…
Introducing...BendyLatch! A 3D-printable latching mechanism to keep large dogs out of any room while still letting cats come and go as they please! This mechanism is very simple - hang it over the doorknob, then gently bend the latch such…
All I've done to the original parts is extended the rails by one section, so now it is effectively a 9" bearing slide. Both pieces can be printed side by side at a diagonal angle on a 220 x 220 mm bed with thin, close skirts. Category:…
Designed for 0.2 mm nozzle but may work with larger nozzles. Category: Tools
Modeled from scratch using my own machined hammer made in the ME 263 course at Purdue! Boiler up, hammer down, hail Purdue! Print Settings Printer: Tronxy X3 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.1 Infill: 20 Filament: Overture…
My take on the tensegrity table, optimized for low material usage. Works best with thin rubber bands, but can't support much weight (not sure if it's an issue with my design or tensegrity tables in general). Print Settings Printer: Tronxy…
After several iterations, this is the best trailer hitch I could make. It's very small compared to what I started with and yet very strong. Only uses about 25 g of material with heavy infill, and 50 g if completely solid. Requires 3 M3…
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