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A display/plate stand. Although I haven't tried it, I believe this model could be successfully uniformly scaled on the X and Y axes, however I would not scale the Z axis.
All the pieces and characters to create your own nativity scene.
These Mason Jar Sifter Inserts are a good way to become familiar with infill patterns while creating something useful. I used these Cura settings: Wall Line Count = 5 Top Layers = 0 Bottom Layers = 0 Adjust these settings to produce…
The original model didn't fit on my print bed, so I downsized it and changed the swivel hanger to a stationary one. The remix doesn't require any additional hardware—comes of the printer ready to use.
These Easter egg wraps can be scaled on the X and Y axes to accommodate eggs of different sizes—and can double as cupcake wrappers!! I don't recommend scaling on the Z axis so they maintain their flexibility.
Used tree supports, touching the build plate on the trophy handles.
Improved replacement spout cover.
Our flag was looking pretty faded and sad, so I printed a replacement. Now you can see it several houses away!! Used PETG filament.
The perfect cake topper to announce a 40th birthday.
I loved the idea of Swiniak 's beach towel holder. But at swim meets the kids often camp out on a grassy area, and the stake on the beach towel holder was too long and not sharp enough penetrate our clay dirt. So, I paired it with Michael…
This jaw is designed to fit a mini clamp. The clamp the jaw fixes measures 90mm—jaw tip to handle tip. Printed with PLA; 50% infill.
No special settings. Prints in about 30 minutes.
No supports required. Printed in ~36 minutes with white PLA.
A remix of Blakadder's Loctite Precision Max Gridfinity bin to accommodate the .18 oz. Loctite bottle.
This cupcake wrapper can be scaled on the X and Y axes, but recommend leaving the thickness as is to allow for enough flexibility to form the circular wrap.
The original Tape Tear Helper was too wide for my rolls of tape, so remixed it fit 36mm (~1½") wide tape. Using a straw in the inside of the rolls as suggested by TankerTech is a great idea so the helper slides easily, but there's no need…
There are two sizes—280mm and 245mm. The short one fits on smaller print beds. To complete assembly you will need ~70mm length of filament and two metal washers ~7mm in diameter. Assembly: Flatten one end of the length of filament by…
Remixed with a hollow top to allow more storage room. I used 4mm x 1.3mm round magnets, and they fit perfectly.
Three button tags featuring a Paw Print, Shamrock, and Music Notes.
Print the bell shaker handle, and, using the holes in the handle, attach 12 jingle bells with fine gauge wire. Great for a kid's rhythm band.
This remix opens a viewing area to be able to see the birds feeding. Hangs from suction cup equipped with a wire hanger.
Added glue-in iris and pupil for the eyeballs.
The Kanji character featured on this chopstick rest means well-fed.
This record adapter gives a nod to the 60s when the smiley face was first created. Although the original was yellow, any color will be just as happy.
Made a sliding lid so the puzzle could be easily transported.
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