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Overview Spice up your living space with these decorative curtain rod end-caps. Designed for tubes with an OD of around 27mm, plus a bit of allowance for paint. Usage Contains screw holes for M4 grub/set screws that can be used to secure…
Summary This desktop orrery accurately simulates several elements of the Earth, Moon, Sun system. More specifically: For every 27.43 rotations of the Earth, the Moon completes one rotation The Earth is properly inclined at a ~23° angle…
Summary Designed to be screwed into the wall. There's enough space in the back to feed the cable through, and the (pictured in orange) handle allows a screw to fix the beacon in place via the beacon's bottom tripod mounting point. A hex…
Print your own advent calendar with a stylish hexagon-look and add some 3d-printed flair to the holiday season! Perfectly sized for a daily dose of a small chocolate treat (I ended up using Lindor Truffles). I've added all the files to…
What is this!? This is a modular, dual-action, bellows-operated, fully* 3d-printable, handheld, organ, capable of playing up to 13 different notes in any combination! Play single notes or chords, this wondrous instrument can do it all!…
Designed for 30x30 and 30x60 “Bosch”-style aluminum extrusions, this tool enables the drilling of D11 holes 18mm from the end of the extrusion, while vacuuming up the aluminum shavings at the same time (for standard 30 mm vacuum…
I needed a servo tester so I built one with parts I had on hand. Might be rather difficult to build your own as I have no clue where I originally got the potentiometer. Components required Electric parts Arduino Nano clone (used “old…
This drill-bit holder holds a 19pcs set of drill bits securely and low-profile and is designed to clip onto a molle-style loop surface. The latch (orange) prevents the bits from falling out. Hardware 2x 3mm x 40mm pins (for hinge) Foam…
Adapted Ron's great design to be compatible with Core One L printers.
This small compartment storage bin was made to hold two step drill bits and hold them in place with small magnets, so that they can be safely stored in a pouch. Hardware 2x 6mm x 2mm magnets + superglue 1x 4mm - 12mm 9-stage step drill…
Print parts as laid out in the file. No supports are needed. "Pins" should snap-fit into pockets, depending on how "dialed in" your printer is. You will need 10pcs of 20x5x2mm magnets and superglue to fasten them (although the press-fit…
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