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Last Christmas, my brother gave me a package of No Mo' Skidz adult wipes. LIttle did he know that 3 months later, we would be facing The Great Toilet Paper Shortage of 2020. I designed this to provide comfort to those using our throne…
I do not believe there is a way to get the wires of the lights mounted in a way that will look good that won't eventually sag. The premade track options are expensive and not very flexible. Undersill trim is relatively inexpensive and can…
My wife was looking for some festive coasters to match some of the seasonal decor. I used the MMU2S for white, orange, brown, red, and black. I used ironing for the first time and that gave it a very nice top layer. She's happy and the…
My 7 year old designs his own toys. He decided to take his shot at modeling a turkey for Thanksgiving. His skill with Tinkercad has been progressing. He used the scribble tool for the feet and the feathers. We worked on using the align…
The handle on our kitchen broom has been broken for some time. I finally got sick of stabbing my hand on the sharp metal end. It is a 1 inch diameter broom stick. I used the regular model on mine. It fit, but it had a little wiggle room…
Last year I was given a box of Fart Filters for Christmas, only to be shown that it was a fake box and my actual gift was inside. No such product existed…….until now! Fart Filter Box Link Assembly is pretty easy. Everything is press-fit…
Thanks to Loubie for an amazing model! I used a transitioning filament, so I used a lot of purge to create more color transition during the print. The photo has the model scaled to 210 mm high.
You'll definitely want to leave cookies & milk for Santa if you've been a good boy or girl this year. This is a nice little addition to the holiday décor. It's not a complicated print. Total print time was around 12 hours for everything.…
Extang said they no longer have the bracket needed to connect the buckle clip for the folded tonneau cover. Print instructions I printed the bracket on the side for additional strength. 4 layers and 50% infill. Might be able to get away…
A version of Safety Joel for those of us who can't paint. Split up in Meshmixer. The model in the photos is printed at 150%. Fotis Mint deserves the credit for the amazing model. Print instructions Splitting things up in Meshmixer is…
I had the unique situation of having an unused RJ-11 jack next to an outlet with a SnapPower cover on it. I wanted the Echo to stop taking up counter-top space. I was able to tuck the excess cord inside the electrical box, showing a…
The MRRF Plane! My 5 year old an I went down to the Midwest RepRap Festival in Goshen, IN. He wanted a toy to bring with. I suggested that we print a toy that he makes. He used Tinkercad, with my assistance, to create this wonderful…
Modified for the Pro version of the outdoor light and able to accommodate a track of undersill (without the nail strip)
My 6 year old son likes to model his own toys for me to print. We showed this one off at 2018 Midwest RepRap Festival in Goshen, IN. He used Tinkercad to create the model. His goal for this model was to have spinning wheels. We glued a…
The main model prints in 3 pieces. The base will print upside down with no supports, but the mast and the crow's nest pieces will need supports. Organic supports worked best. I used CA glue to hold things together. The connector pieces…
Our cubicle walls are a 90mm wide. I made the hook wider and it reaches further down on the opposing side. I printed it at 50% infill in PETG, which turned out to make this over-engineered once we hung the actual monitor. Could have…
My son designs his own toys in Tinkercad over the last few years. He's 7 years old now and this is his latest creation. Usually we print them out when we attend Midwest RepRap Festival or MakerFaire. COVID-19 has postponed MRRF, but he…
My son had an assignment for his kindergarten class to create an imaginary creature. He already had some familiarity with Tinkercad since he has designed his own toys before. He wanted to paint this one and add googly eyes. His name is…
My son likes to design his own toys in Tinkercad, so I print them. He was 6 years old at the time. We printed this so he could show it off at Detroit Maker Faire. Print instructions Tolerances aren't built into the model so you'll have to…
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