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A simple take on a simple tool. I've seen similar tools made with a printed screw. I don't fancy them. Printed threads have their uses but they will never beat a good old steel screw in applications like this. The sides are slanted so I…
The OpenRC MK3 Tractor is a great model. Just about the only thing I didn't like on it though are the rear tyres. To me, they didn't quite have the look of “real” tyres. I've printed them out of PLA. These are printed in two pieces that…
Simple little print. All the hardware is 3mm (if you've built the tractor no doubt you have enough hardware left over) The blade can be set to push or pull and also locked in at an angle left or right depending on the need. While it's not…
Here's what I've done to it: Made it wider Inset the blade farther into the handle Split it into two pieces You will need to drill a second hole through your blade, a carbide drill is excellent but I guess you could manage with a small…
I was sent 56mm filter papers instead of the 74mm I'd ordered, twice! I was refunded and told to keep the 56mm ones, which is great. If only I had something to make use of them. So, smallish Buchner funnel for cold and not too chemically…
I've recently inherited an older Sears 24lb. trolling motor. I've looked high and low for a replacement propeller but the output shaft of this motor isn't standard. So, what better reason to experiment with 3d printed propellers. As you…
An adapter for the small Buchner funnel I designed previously. https://www.printables.com/model/380143-buchner-funnel-56mm-dia-filter-paper There's a small 1mm hole to help you drill and tap for a barbed fitting. The ones I had on hand…
I decided to slightly modify my last project: https://www.printables.com/model/765087-18v-ridgid-battery-work-light As you can see it prints in two parts for simplicity The whole thing is secured to a wall, shelf, etc… with two No.6…
The lights I used are these fairly inexpensive vehicle spotlights from Amazon: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B01L3J52WW The contacts are made from brass shim stock trimmed with scissors and bent with a pair of pliers into the shape you can see…
Quick and dirty 688 bearing flange to repair a Chinese tumbler. Print them so the bearing (688) press fits in the middle bore. You'll need 3mm cap screws to fit the counterbored holes in order to affix it to something else.
I've had a small (40mm face, 8mm stem) dial indicator that I haven't used for a long while now. This is a Multifix, Aa size holder for just such an indicator. You'll need a few M3 screws and nuts to make it all work.
A Mason jar lid that incorporates a temperature and humidity meter. The meters themselves are ubiquitous, I got mine from this link: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B07MCGDN5C I plan on using them for cellaring pipe tobacco but I imagine there…
I'm restoring (some would say resto-modding) an older Delta wood lathe. Since I rarely use the outboard shaft, I decided that a handwheel of some sort might come in handy. The outboard thread on my lathe is 1" - 8 UNC left hand. I printed…
Pretty much print and play. I consider it sacrificial so I've printed a few an I will replace them if and when they get chewed up.
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