10 models
The Sentinels of the Golden Wood Deep within the shifting shadows of the Mallorn trees, the Galadhrim stand as the first and final line of defense against the encroaching darkness of Dol Guldur. These two miniatures capture the dual…
Brake bleed funnel for TRP DHR Evo brakes. Uses a M6x1.0 thread, and is designed to use the stopper that comes with the Park Tool mineral oil kit (I broke my funnel). I attached the Fusion file if you'd like to modify it. I printed this…
Simplistic two part wall mount for cordless Makita DHR243 hammer drill. May need support for the counter-bores on your printer. Print on the side for maximum strength! Printed in Elegoo PLA+, 0.2 mm layer height, 2 wall loops, 15% infill.
This is a wall mount for an 18 inch Bodhrán and 3 tippers. The specific drum used was an 18 inch Roosebeck drum , and was designed to use the 1 inch hole in the side to hold the drum up. The model can be printed flat with only supports on…
This design is both the left and right sides to mount AXS Pod Controllers to TRP DHR Evo brake levers. The infinite clamp that comes with the pods is pretty sleek, but I didn’t like some aspects of it and wanted an integrated mount. I…
A simple stand for the Makita DHR183 rotary hammer drill. If you don't have the dust extractor system it can't stand well by itself when the battery is attached. This fixes that. Accidentally designed in a way where I could also make a…
Replacement depth gauge for a Makita DHR183. I used PETG and a 0.6mm nozzle.
Fotogrammetrický model sochy panny v Podhradní Lhotě (okr. Kroměříž, ZLK). Možné tisknout s podestou (přiložený stl soubor) - je nutné zvětšit měřítko! - nebo bez (přiložený 3mf soubor). Material: PLA, 1,75 mm Nozzle diameter: 0,4 mm…
From https://www.tinkercad.com/things/9bdl038pNAW by https://www.tinkercad.com/users/eDKUoDx3Zoy-back7co License is https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/ not 4.0... But Printables only lets selecting the latest version... Which…
Simple wall mount to hold the HDHomeRun Connect Duo. That's all.
