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Fittings to attach Honeycomb Storage Panels to plasterboard or drywall interior walls, using Ramset Wallmates WM25 plasterboard anchors. The anchors are sufficient to hold the panels, no extra screws are needed. Hollow cover to stash very…
A HSW hammer holder for even bigger hammers. Easy print in PLA or PETG, or something stronger if you want. Probably best placed near a wall mounting point, hammers can be heavy.
A large, simple poop bucket to collect poop. Sized for the BBL X2D. Printed on a BBL A1, uses 256 grams of filament and takes nearly six hours. You can probably trim the weight and time by thinning the walls, top and bottom surfaces. I…
I've tried various toothpaste squeezers, but all were too weak to deal with putty tubes. This mangle is easily capable of getting the last lumps out of the putty tube. It can also deal with epoxy, hardener and oil paint tubes. You could…
A scan of a common brushtail possum, Trichosurus vulpecula, skull and lower jawbone. This possum has a sad story. Some years ago I contracted a pest control company to deal with rabbits, which are in huge numbers here. The rep came and…
This is a light rack for holding light stuff using the HSW system. I have a lot of rolls of tape, and often have to go looking for the one I need. This rack keeps them all organised. It will also hold other stuff, just don't try anything…
Just a simple riser. No vents to leak hot air. No textures to use more filament and print time. There are four parts, joined with dovetails. I made this for myself, to give clearance for the tubes and wires from the printhead, which rub…
Yet another hammer holder for the Honeycomb Storage wall system. This one is big enough, and I hope strong enough, for a heavy drilling hammer. A rubber mallet (bigger but much lighter than the drilling hammer) will also fit OK. It needs…
Two sizes of Vise-Grip holders for the HSW system. Thanks to RostaP for the honeycomb storage system and 3DJourney for the original design. Use almost any filament, takes six or seven grams and prints in about twenty minutes. No support…
A holder for big hammers to fit on the openGrid Thanks to David D for the openGrid system Printed in PLA, uses ten grams of filament and takes 25 minutes on a BBL A1
A scan of a large feral cat (Felis catus) skull I found in my paddock. Scanned with a 3DMakerPro Mole scanner, and cleaned up with Blender 4 I published an early version last year on Cults3D here…
This is an openGrid hammer holder for really big hammers or mallets. Thanks to David C for the openGrid system Using PLA, it takes 18 grams of filament and takes 40 minutes on a BBL A1
A little segmented box for holding paint brushes, or pencils etc. I printed in PLA, it used 55 grams of fibre and took two hours on a BBL A1. Thanks to David D for the OpenGrid system.
With all the great light weight printhead covers available, there is a temptation to operate the printer without the rear cover. Doing this risks the capacitor and heatsink on the PCB banging into one or other of the stepper motors at the…
This is a variant of the merge ball and cone toy. I doubled its size and added closed ends so that it won't separate into loose parts to get lost. The larger size also will stop the chance of the parts getting swallowed. The puzzle part…
A strong scoop for metal detectorist use. Has a pot for heavy things and some riffles to help retain finds. Prototype in PLA, just to make sure it was the wrong size and shape. It is far to weak to be of any use. Test models in PA6-CF and…
Some Elegoo Centauri Carbon printers have a problem with offsetting the X and Y coordinates after a manual pause. This may be a slicer issue, depending on the G-code used. This is a simple test to see if it is happening to you. It is a 1…
A small rack for light weight stuff like rolls of tape. Don't try it with anything heavy. Thanks to David D for the OpenGrid system I used PLA, it needed 48 grams, and took about one and a half hours to print on a BBL A1
A small box to store hacksaw blades on the HSW system Thanks to RostaP for the Honeycomb storage wall I used PLA, most other materials should work OK. It needs 30 grams of filament, and takes about one and a half hours on a BBL A1.…
My original shower head holder is still working fine, and the industrial double sided tape is showing no sign of failure. But when I look at a design almost every day, I come up with improvements. There are now three positions for the…
A simple cap for a metal detector coil plug. Keep dirt and water out of your plug to prolong the life and make better connections. It will fit on the standard plugs for Minelab SD, GP, GPX detectors, and others using a 10mm diameter plug.…
A holder, yes another one, to hold a Dymo LetraTag printer onto the HSW. There are a number of these already published, but none of them seemed to fit my Dymo, which was purchased early 2026. Maybe the sizes are different. Thanks to…
A holder for even bigger and heavier hammers to fit openGrid Thanks to David D for the openGrid system Printed in PLA, used 12 grams of filament and took about 30 minutes on a BBL A1
Three part coil shell for home made metal detector coils. Designed to fit Minelab detector shafts. Probably best printed in something that can take weather, sunlight and being bashed around.
This model is for use as a negative modifier in a slicer. It works something like reinforcement in concrete. You can try and print it, but it most likely will not work. It is an 200 x 200 x 200mm array of 0,2mm diameter cylinders. When…
A scan of an ammonite fossil. Printed in PLA, it needs a little support. Used eleven grams of filament and took about forty minutes on a BBL A1
A simple wrench for opening Tamiya and GSI paint bottles, especially needed for those with dried paint gumming them up. I used ASA for strength. 3 walls, 5 top and bottom layers, 10% infill. It uses about 25 grams of filament and takes 3…
Vibration damping feet to fit a BambuLab X2D. You will need four of them. Nothing complicated, just some TPU feet for the X2D. Designed to fit around the factory feet, and provide a bit of damping and some extra height. No extra parts…
A little, fast printing mount to fit a 42mm circular hygrometer to the HSW system. Probably best fitted hanging over the edge to allow plenty of airflow around the meter. There are two models, with the insert at different rotations, for…
I made this simple model using Blender, to test the Z contouring and variable layer height options in Orca slicer 2.4.2. For the photographed print I set both options on, with the default settings. It turned out OK. Other settings are,…
A little cover to seal the intake grill of the Elegoo Centauri Carbon. For use if you have fitted any of the recirculating fan mods that leave the intake grill unused. A one millimetre thick square, big enough to cover the grill hole in…
A little holder for a 42mm (about) hygrometer, to fit onto openGrid Best hanging over the edge, top, bottom or side, for good airflow. Thanks to David D for the openGrid system Printed in PLA, uses 13 grams and takes about half an hour on…
A little chicken with a egg shaped eggcup
Just a bit of fun, might be of use to somebody. The text is a modifier in the slicer, edit it and you can change lead to gold. Printed on a BBL A1, uses about 70 grams of filament and takes less than two hours.
A box to store a Geiger counter onto the HSW system. The box is big enough to hold the counter in its case. Thanks to RostaP for the very useful HSW system. Printed in PLA, uses 31 grams of filament and takes about one hour on a BBL A1
A armrest table with a 4x5 gridinfinity base. You can add any of the many gridinfinity bins and holders that you want, most will fit fine.
Abbot, the maker of Ensure nutritional supplement, recently changed the design of their bottle caps, allegedly to comply with EU regulations. Unfortunately the new style caps are difficult to open for somebody like me with arthritic hands…
I've been looking at the badge on my Land Cruiser for 25 years, and have been thinking about replacing it. This is my first attempt at something different. Printed in ASA to cope with the weather and sunlight. Elegoo black and Esun…
A glare shield for an oscilloscope. Its sized to fit my ancient Tektronix 465, and can easily be scaled for a different application. Print on spiral vase mode, one wall, no top or bottom layers, no infill. I printed with a brim, but it…
A rod or hanger to hold a Maun Industries rotary leather punch. I thought this was an antique, but the company is still going, and my local tool shop has them for sale. Thanks to RostaP for the fine Honeycomb Storage Wall system. I…
A little rabbit with a basket on its back, just right for a few pencils.
A remix of Darksideee's dental probe holder. No support required. A full size HSW insert was added, one is plenty for a light load. Thanks to Darksideee and RostaP for the original designs.
A metal detecting scoop holder with a belt clip. Always have the scoop handy. A strong belt clip and holder, it will even fit on gaiters. No support needed if printed as orientated. PETG, ABS, ASA or similar durable material would…
A variety of my earlier mangle design. This one has geared or corrugated rollers, instead of using a fuzzy skin slicer modifier. The frame and handle parts are unchanged. I've tried various toothpaste squeezers, but all were too weak to…
I changed the rail socket to suit 25.4mm square section aluminium tube. The sockets are closed to stop the rail sliding about, and spiders taking up residence. I printed it in PLA with no problem. I'm still learning CAD so the bevels are…
A bracket to allow testing and operation of Minelab SD, GP and GPX series metal detectors, without the case fitted. Will NOT fit a GPX6000 or GPZ7000 Allows easy access to the circuit board or boards for testing, adjustment and…
A very simple holder to fit a shower head to a wall. I used double sided tape, the proper industrial stuff, to attach it, as I was too lazy to drill holes in the tiles. Best printed upright, with support, for strength. The load is…
A simple fork style hanger to hold a Stanley Wheel drill, (hand drill), to RostaP's great Honeycomb Storage Wall system. Using PLA, five walls, five top and bottom layers, 25% infill, needs eight grams of filament and takes 20 minutes to…
I made this lid to replace the broken one on my Avanti whistling kettle. Put together in Blender, not as stylish as the original but is functional. Printed in Sunlu PA6-CF. It fits the original stainless steel heat shield underneath, with…
A replacement gasket for sealing the case of a MInelab SD series metal detector. I'm in the process of repairing my 40 year old SD2100 metal detector, and needed to replace the gaskets on the control box. Installation: Remove the six case…
A simple holder to fit a Geiger Counter onto the OpenGrid frame. Its big enough to hold the counter in its case if needed. Thanks to David D for the OpenGrid system. Using PLA, 25 grams of filament, about 40 minutes printing time on a BBL…
A mount to carry a David Union sander, its power supply and its box of heads onto RostaP's honeycomb system. I printed in PLA, with three walls and five top and bottom layers. 10% infill of your choice, I used triangles, its only used in…
A box to hold a Dymo LetraTag (current version) to an OpenGrid wall. Thanks to David D for the OpenGrid system Using PLA, it needs 52 grams of filament and takes about One hour and twenty minutes on a BBL A1
This little clip can be used when testing or comparing metal detectors. One is enough to hold the detector for gentle handling. I don't recommend using it for normal detecting, rough handling will dislodge it. It will fit Minelab SD, GP,…
A little holder for four dental probes or similar objects to fit the openGrid system. Thanks to Darksideee for the original design. Thanks to DavidD for the openGrid system.
A metal detecting scoop holder with clip for a detector shaft. Always have the scoop handy. No support needed if printed as orientated. PETG, ABS, ASA or similar durable material would probably be best. This will fit on many Minelab…
A bracket that clips onto the towel rails above my stove, to allow a coathanger to be hung. In wet weather, it is hard to dry clothes, so I often hang them over the stove in the kitchen. Shirts and coats don't really fit. I designed this…
A simple spanner for a strange octagonal nut I had to deal with. Its really a prototype for something that needs to be made with tool steel to be of any use. It is about an inch or thereabouts. Printed with PETG, no support, as much wall…
This is an adapter to connect a cheap wooden rake handle to irrigation pipe. If you need one you will know what it is for, guesses and comments welcome. It has to be strong as it probably will be stood on, by sheep in my case. The rake…
A print in place phone holder with a hole to fit a 42mm diameter hygrometer. Thanks to Gugalynn for the original phone holder design.
A simple little tool to lift the cover of the drain in my shower. Printed in PETG, three walls, five top and bottom layers, 15% infill. No support needed.
A simple gasket to reduce leaking along the edge of a glass shower door. Made in sections, 250mm long, to fit the bed of the printer. I needed nine and a bit sections for my stupidly high door. Printed in Elegoo TPU 95A, though any…
A wheelnut on my old laundry cart fell off, somewhere between the clothes line and the back door. A short search failed to find it. I soon realised I could design and print one quicker than searching. This is a simple cylinder, with a 5mm…
This is a simple tray to hold a 5 x 5 gridinfinity base, specifically sized for JMAW's speed frames. Its not a remix, his licence forbids it. see https://www.printables.com/model/1078733-optimized-gridfinity-base-faster-smarter-better…
Spinning top, with a launching handle and a toggle for the launching string. No support needed. Printed in PLA, most filaments should work. Adjust the walls and infill to suit yourself, almost anything will be OK. I used three walls, five…
A holder for a Joseph Lucas Ltd. Birmingham adjustable spanner "Girder No. 91" for the honeycomb storage wall system. Thanks to RostaP for the great HSW design. Printed in PLA, five walls, five top and bottom surfaces, 25% infill. Needs…
A few months ago I bought some thermometers for $2, from the miscellaneous junk section of a local supermarket. I installed one outside my back door. Unsurprisingly it failed during a windy day. I didn't want to bin it, so I made up a…
The Open Centauri team has recently released Cosmos, a new firmware for the Elegoo Centauri Carbon. Still in alpha at present, April 2026, and in rapid development. For more information see…
Abbot, the maker of Ensure nutritional supplement, recently changed the design of their bottle caps, allegedly to comply with EU regulations. Unfortunately the new style caps are difficult to open for somebody like me with arthritic hands…
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