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Dividers numbered 1-8 staggered so you can easily sort through. DIviders 1-4 you put in the top and middle clip while 5-8 you put in the bottom and middle clip. Each divider uses 7g of filament each.
I made a desk mount for my phone since I could not find anything like it online. I printed everything in a 0.4mm nozzle with 0,2mm layer height except the files named rod and rod nut which are 0.08mm layer height. Nothing needs supports…
Make sure to print it at 0.08 layer height.
This is the wind tunnel I made to test different airfoils. Materials: A 3d printer Filament 40x40cm of 30 mesh ( squish between the hollow 40x40cm square spacer and contraction cone) 4 120mm fans A fan speed controller sheet of acrylic…
I made this because I was worried that the top exhaust was stealing fresh air from my CPU cooler so I made this. The CPU cooler I used is the Thermalright Assassin x 120 SE with another fan on the other side. I am not sure it works with…
I made this earbuds charger because I could not find anything like it for this particular earbuds because it is not widely popular like the airpods or galaxy buds. I used hot glue to put the parts together but superglue would be better…
Headphone holder that slides into the under-table metal beam on the IKEA UTVISNING. I used hot glue to hold it in place. It is in PLA.
Check "detect thin wall" when in slicer. I used PLA and a 0.4mm nozzle.
Cable holder that slides into the under-table metal beam on the IKEA UTVISNING. I used hot glue to hold it in place.
These are all currently available results.
