12 models
Greek Oil Alabaster Jar. Often used to hold perfumed oils that were used after bathing. Motif shows Egyptian stylizations.
Print approx. €16.10–€19.68 excl. taxPreliminary estimate for one variant
I first made this print to replace my broken turkey baster that I use to remove water from my plants' trays. I realized that it would be fun if I'd make it parametric so that everybody could repair their turkey basters if ever they…
Print approx. €1.95–€2.38 excl. taxPreliminary estimate for PETGSource material: PET
Hello! thanks for checking this out. This is a nozzle brush for anyone using voron tap, beacon contact, a tool changer, or if you just like having a clean nozzle. There are two files, one if you use the kinematic bed mounts, another if…
after iterating over simple geometric shapes, this was the first attempt to make a two part mold for alabaster plaster. the shape i specifically made for easy release and equal wall thickness. solid basis for more complex structures…
Replacement syringe for Kitchenaid bulb baster. Printed with PETG for more strength, but could use PLA. Printed vertically. Included Fusion 360 file in case you wish to print with other dimensions. Units for dimension sketch is millimeters.
this was the first first attempt to make a molding shell for alabaster plaster cast. it worked as a mold, but since i got a bit stringing, the separation was not as easy despite it being printed in flexible TPU. also the shape works but…
on the journey to make 3d printable shells for plaster (and later also beton) molding. iteration 4 - geometric shape. print in flexible material, avoid stringing, should be tight and come off the hard plaster quite easily. this was a…
a simple holder for a Turkey Baster i use with my aquarium
Extender for Turkey Baster aquarium siphon :)
A cute little keychain that can be printed with any filament (I personally use PETG) by any printer! It will, for some reason, give you an error, saying there's parts missing but I don't know why that is.. the print came out perfectly fine!
Slips over the neck of the rubber bulb, where it engages the clear plastic tube. It keeps the rubber from leaking air which prevents sucking up the liquid.
