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A bit early for Valentines, but here are some heart-themed tiles, for lovers of the game Hextraction by ZackFreedman Why not print the little 💕 around the top in a different colour? heart tile aka full of heart: a possible trap, usually a…
I thought RestoreDoctor's rock trophy was really fun, but wanted to add some “heft” to make it feel more weighty and like a stone. I had some 10mm ball bearings ( Amazon ) spare from a Hextraction build, so I used Tinkercad to add some…
The Jolly Wrencher logo from Hackaday, as a magnetic badge. There is a pocket for a 5x3mm magnet on the back. Thanks to Michel for the model this is based on! I found the original difficult to print so that it had a satisfying coverage of…
Some templates for prototyping for the EMFCamp Tildagon badge hexpansion boards. Based on the hardware design at https://github.com/emfcamp/badge-2024-hardware and the additional Hardware Design Guide . Tinkercad source for tinkering is…
These parts go with a pen plotter build documented on Hackaday.io with code and other assets on GitHub .
A bumper case for the ESP32 Rainbow , a reimagined ZX Spectrum on a single board with capacitive touch keys. You can get one via Crowd Supply . Designed for the board to slide in, and optionally secured using 4x M2 8mm screws at the…
There was no room left on the pegboard, so this is a remix of the original without the space for the peg, with the intent that the hook is stuck to the side of a cupboard using a command strip or similar. The hole is wider, to accommodate…
These are dividers for a 24 x 16 x 10 cm wooden crate available from Hobbycraft in the UK. They could be useful for displaying or organising postcards, greeting cards, letters, or similar items. Made fairly simply by extruding an SVG…
These very simple hexpansions will fit various sizes of small spirit levels (commonly available from online retailers) Now, your Tildagon can restore your spirit!
A fun little monocular mechanoid unit, generated via an AI with the model edited and improved by hand. Definitely needs supports to print! Cyclopsbot has a brother, Helperbot , who has a bit more of a history and story. They were both…
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