22 models
I just wanted a convenient place to find the weight of empty spools to try and better estimate how much remaining filament I have on each of my “nearly” empty spools. I pulled some of this information from other sites listed below and got…
There are a lot of storage options for TCG cards but nothing quite fit my needs, so 3D printing to the rescue. With bulk piling up in boxes and limited desk space for hunting for that one card I swear I had somewhere, I can't keep large…
This is a collection of adaptive equipment items designed by the Rehab Engineer at the Shepherd Center, in collaboration with OTs and PTs. There is a Catalog PDF that provides an overview of all the items with pictures, descriptions, and…
My wife's growing collection of Magic: The Gathering cards needed a better place to live, and Ikea had a sale on their ALEX drawers, so we bought some and I modeled these drawer inserts and card dividers into a system we've been using for…
I went through the Bambu Lab catalogue and made a swatch of every different filament they offer. I didn't think to add the Hex code until I was about half way through. Maybe that will be an update. Each material has the manufacturer's…
Card Catalog 2 Electric Boogaloo!! With over a year of using my previous Cubby TCG Drawer Catalog, I started feeling the pains of my previous design. Namely that my original design limited to only 8 drawers per Ikea Kallax cubby. I had…
I designed this model to understand the charactoristics of each infil by watching. Name of the infil can be found. The body is printed in PETG and the charactors are printed in PLA. If you'd like to change materials, please modify on…
Print two pieces of the model and join them as shown on the attached images. For smaller books, catalogues or photo-frames only up to size A5. With transparent PETG, 5% filling, 0.2mm it took 30min to print one piece so in one hour you…
I was asked if my IKEA Alex inserts could be adapted for the Helmer, and so I made these. I think they came out great! Print them and enjoy! If you arrived here but you don't have a 3d printer, you can purchase one here .
I was looking for a way to keep track of all of the filament rolls I stashed away in the cupboard so I created this simple model to store 24x24x2mm swatches. The swatches take less than 10 minutes to print and have the filament type…
This holds your gas cap while filling up on premium. You do use premium, right?... Glue to the backside of the fuel door. There are 2 versions of the file, one is just a little wider to allow for printing with rigid non flexible…
I went through the IIID Max catalogue and made a swatch of every different filament they offer. Each material has the manufacturer's recommended hotend temperatures on it.
This is a replacement part for the Saab 900s coin tray in the center console near the keys. Tree supports are your friend.
For your Saab 900 hatchback!
I went through the ZYLtech catalogue and made a swatch of every different filament they offer. Each material has the manufacturer's recommended hotend temperatures on it.
300lb (empty!) card catalog (72 drawers) with 4 legs with small (51mm) round feet, not good for my hardwood floor. So I made these to protect the floor, and better distribute the load to a larger surface area. The original was hollow…
I went through the ZIRO catalogue and made a swatch of every different filament they offer. Each material has the manufacturer's recommended hotend temperatures on it.
Small plates with magnets for simple color and material selection, 5x2 mm magnets
The wife wanted something for the Schwans people to leave catalogs in. Designed in Tinkercad. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: CR-10 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Notes: Print Vertically. The text is only .5mm high…
Scuk's spool weight catalog is a resource that's extremely useful for the community, made with significant contributions from the community. I looked up an equivalent for resin bottles but couldn't find one, and resin manufacturers…
This is a 130x100x60mm box with walls made to hold and divide 3x5 inch (12x7.5cm) cards. This is a great way to keep things organized, especially useful when dividing cards for things like mathematics, languages, and anything else that…
