9 models
Printed on Ender 3 Pro with PETG, 60% infill (triangles) with 8 walls. Print Time: 4 hours 24 minutes. I did not use supports but you could use them for a better finish. I printed the model flat, with teeth facing upwards.
Is it a quick print? Yes! Is it solid enough to work? Also yes with the good parameters! Is it a very low cost accesory that will save your saw and improve your safety? Still yes! Check the short tree falling video below to see! I didn't…
Fällkeil 14,58 cm x 5,51cm x 3,12cm Druck : Infill 45% Triangular Oberste feste Schicht: 12 Unterste feste Schicht:12 Kontur :12 Primäre Schichthöhe : 0,25mm Print in PETG ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Felling Wedge 5,74” x 2,16” x 1,22”…
My teenaged son collects old axes (of all things!) and needed a simple gauge to check the bevel of blades he was considering purchasing or was reconditioning. https://www.tinkercad.com/things/20zriwPbmPB
Important: Please use on your own risk! 3D Parts can break. I only used it to try out how stable i can print this tool.
I got bored and decided to make my own spider gauges, while these are fairly plentiful in the US, it may be a fun way to make your own tools when working on crosscut saws! I am working on a long jointer and possibly a short jointer/raker…
I screwed this felling lever holder onto my forestry tool box. The holder is attached using M6 screws.
Important: Please use on your own risk! 3D Parts can break. I only used it to try out how stable i can print this tool.
I got bored and decided to make my own spider gauges, while these are fairly plentiful in the US, it may be a fun way to make your own tools when working on crosscut saws! I am working on a long jointer and possibly a short jointer/raker…
