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I got a new set of shelves that put the space near my window at a premium. Since the hoses for my AC unit (Hisense brand) didn't quite have the bend radius necessary to make that corner, I had to model something up to bridge the gap. And…
So, for the most part, this is a complete ripoff of the excellent job done by TimmyTopHat, his design in the remixes. Unfortunately, the arm kept falling off for me and I couldn't get the filament tube to sit quite right. So, I did some…
Introducing the MPSCARA! UPDATE: This project is no longer being supported. A more-evolved version of this concept with a more active support team is available here . WARNING: This project is still a work in progress, we cannot promise…
I like playing necromancers in D&D 3.5, and wanted a way to easily keep track of my undead. Each token has a roman numeral at the bottom to indicate the skeleton's ID, and is double-faced so that you can indicate if the skeleton is…
This is an ancient charm I made several years ago to protect oneself from the cosmic horrors and elder gods from beyond the reaches of sanity. It's a combination of a heptagram, HP Lovecraft's elder sign, and has the comforting reminder…
My friends and I usually use D10s to track things like life, counters, and other such things when playing Magic or other tabletop games. However, it is a little inconvenient when you have to search over the die to find the side you're…
This extruder was created to be able to print in various viscous mediums, such as ceramics, pancake batter, Nutella, and frosting. It is simple to manufacture, and relies on the following non-printed parts: 1x NEMA 17 geared stepper motor…
Because I'm impatient, I made endstop holders as small as I could without risking structural failure. These are based on the shape of the endstop mounts made by Allted, with the holes adjusted to fit mounting the endstops/limit switches…
In big tabletop games, it's hard to keep track of what dice are tracking what, and to remember what the dice were before someone knocked the table or had to move their setup. In particular, with a big Commander game, I can't tell how many…
The original timing gear for this turntable rarely stands the test of time, so I reverse-engineered the original gear and here's the file! It's a bit of a force-fit onto the knurled axle, but it will fit with a little persuasion. Note…
The stem the knob attaches to for this turntable experiences a decent amount of wear with heavy use, so when the original snapped I was commissioned to reverse-engineer the model and print a replacement! Make sure to print this component…
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