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A cryptex for Halloween. Each ring has 8 symbols: pumpkin, bat, ghost, skull, moon, spider, witch hat and black cat. The drawer only comes out when all four rings show the code at the notch in the flange. Hide candy, money or a note for a…
Hold your phone at the right angle for print timelapses, manuals or video calls. Tilt it forward, turn it portrait or landscape, then tighten the thumbscrews and it stays put. NOT TESTED: this design has not been printed yet. Clamps…
A small edge-AI workstation for your pegboard. The Coralboard SL sits on the shelf with all ports facing you. Next to it are three slots for modules that drop onto pegs and swap in seconds: a holder for a half-size breadboard, a parts…
A small graveyard desk toy with a hidden seesaw lever inside the stone base. The lever is 2.5 to 1, so pressing the gravestone only 12 mm makes the zombie hand rise more than 30 mm out of the dirt. Push the hand back down and the…
Looks like a 50 mm M33 hex nut on a partially threaded bolt, with a washer at the base and a 10.9 grade marking on the nut. The nut is a separate part with a real M33x3.5 thread: screw it up and down or take it off completely. The 7+R…
A protective case to take your Coralboard SL to school, work or a demo. Base, lid and hinge print together in one go, and the lid opens all the way (180 degrees). Two side latches keep it closed in your bag. All ports stay reachable with…
A desk case for the Coralboard SL without a single screw. Drop the board onto the 4 pins in the base and click the cover on. Columns inside the cover press the board down, so it can’t rattle. All ports stay reachable and the GPIO and…
Three big paddles that sit in front of the Logitech MX Mechanical and press Space plus the keys beside it. For people with limited grip, tremor or low finger dexterity: use a fist, palm, knuckle or stick. How to use: Centre paddle = space…
A stand that puts the Coralboard SL on your desk like a little display. The board screws onto a plate, and the plate slides onto two dovetail rails on the stand. The cables leave at the top and drop into the cable tray on the back. The…
The werewolf’s arm with the axe is a lever hidden behind his body. It turns on a printed pin, so there is no metal hardware apart from two wall screws. How it works: push a bottle up into the opening under his chest, then swing the axe…
A case for the Coralboard SL that hangs on your SKÅDIS pegboard. All ports point down, so the cables hang straight down, and the GPIO and mikroBUS headers stay open on top. Two flexible tabs let you press the reset and user buttons with…
The body has a 54 cm3 chamber around the thread. Fill it with steel BBs, lead-free shot or anything heavy, then screw on the cap. Full of steel BBs, that adds roughly 250 g. A little hot glue or a foam disc on top stops rattling. The cap…
A clamp for the left end of the Logitech MX Mechanical with two sliding wedges. Push a slider in and it holds Ctrl or Shift down. Pull it out to release. No second hand needed for Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, Ctrl+Z, capitals or symbols. The need:…
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