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This template allows easy cutting of wires for solderless or regular breadboards. SCAD file included in case you want to customize the lengths. Category: Electronics
This is a case for the ubiquitous LM 2596 base power supply board. Search on ebay for "LM 2596 Adjustable Voltage Power Supply LED Step Down Converter" and you'll find plenty of these. I annoying found that the vendor sent two slightly…
Simple SCAD-based thin-walled boxes. Customizable. Category: Parts
Here's a simple box that's been sized to hold all my favorite batteries in my flight case. SCAD file is included to make it easy to customize for your own battery preferences. I printed at .28 resolution and it came out fine. Print…
This is a set of upper and lower case letters that can be used for tracing. I got the idea from a coworker who had done this in another package, and it occurred to me that this is a perfect example of an OpenSCAD application. There is an…
A motor drive for Tulio's most excellent Marble Machine #3. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1385312 Just take of the top finger spinner and this piece drops in. Drop the finger spinner back in and you are back to manual operation.…
Sometimes Tejava tea bottles have really tight caps. Here's a printable cap remover with OpenSCAD source. Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.3mm Infill: 10% Filament: eSun PLA Translucent Notes: Nothing special, 10%…
A pushrod retainer. Sized for 1.5mm rod, which can be changed in SCAD file. Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .1 Infill: 20 Filament: Any PETG Category: R/C Vehicles
This is a tripod mount plate. There's a version with a cutout so that allows the battery door of my camera to open. This thing was made with Tinkercad. Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/5Ixci3wC3NB Print Settings Rafts:…
A super-simple lenscap for when you don't remove the camera from the gimbal mount. This is a work-in-progress, so I would be interested in hearing how it fits. Instructions Really simple, just print it out. I've include the SCAD file, so…
At work, we use a Yubico security key to log in to the network. When you log in, you need to touch the key to verify you are physically there. The USB-C model is great on my laptop... the top-mounted touch sensor is just the right height…
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