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This spinning flag mount is designed to prevent your flag tangling around the pole. It's a fairly robust design intended for 25mm or 1" diameter poles - a screw is required to fix the parts in place. I prefer to use zipties to hold the…
This is a replacement cap for Selden - Furlex 100S Genoa Furler Mine fell off and replacement part would take weeks to deliver... It works quite nice and has interesting texture due to the slope of the cap. Printed in PETG to avoid it…
This is a replacement i designed for the worn out trim cap on top of the Harken MKII furler. It consist of two halves so that it can be fitted without the need to disassemble the furler system. A strong adhesive or epoxy is needed to join…
This is a mostly 3D printable leader twister allowing you to make your own furled leaders. Printed BOM: Baseplate x 2 Sun gear x 1 Planet gear x 4 Hook adapter x 4 Table mount x 1 Static end base x 1 Static end taper x 1 Post Base x 1…
Replacement part of a Jib furler As you can see from the picture, the old one broke. You will need to duplicate the part and then mirror the duplicate. Print both parts. The radial (half-)hole has no thread. Consider tapping that when…
This adapter installs by removing the clevis pins attached to the jib furler and the hardware that comes with the Davis Telo-Cat. Allows for the Telo-Cat to be easily removed when not in use.
Replacement cover for Furlex 200S furler. Press fit 1/4-in nylon lock nuts on the inside.
Feet to raise up the net, allowing for more balls to be held in the machine's hopper, and to make the bottom of the net ‘net height’ about 36". remove the endcaps on the base, feet just slide on and put caps back.
Wanted a cleaner way to use a ziptie to hold on the flag so I modified the ring with a ziptie slot
A fiddlehead — the tightly coiled young frond of a fern, also called a crozier — as a sculpted earring charm. The coil carries fine spiral ridges, delicate frond pinnae bristle along a softly fluted stem, and an integrated loop at the top…
I needed to reduce the power of my 681 in order for the ball to bounce before shooting over my small patio, this slide on TPU pad absorbs some of the push. you can play around with where you place the pad on the machine's arm to change…
A box that twists shut, shaped by one line of algebra from 1770. Set the lid on, turn it thirty degrees clockwise, and it clicks. The line is Vandermonde's difference product, which he read to the Paris Académie in 1770; square the three…
In an inspection of the headsail furler, I discovered that one of the insert bearings was missing. Because the repair was urgent and because the replacement part did not arrive on time, I decided to design and print it myself in 3D. I…
