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This lean, mean, ball-peen is ready for your general clobbering needs! And while it won't drive a galvanized nail into a pressure-treated fence-post, it will dutifully bludgeon interior nails, bang tight-fitting objects together, annoy…
Holder for ThwackV2 hammer. Link for the hammer itself: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:34404
A simple yet effective holder for your Thwack Hammer. Comes in screw on and Honeycomb Wall patterns. Skadis wall to be added later. This robust and tighter fitting design means your hammer wont fall off the wall (unlike other patterns on…
This case holds the Harbor Freight Watchmaker's Hammer and all of the hammer heads. The Hammer and heads are pressed into the case and “clip” into place. The lid is held in by twisting four pegs as seen in the images. Print in two parts:…
Printed with handle aligned vertically - use a small brim and tree support under the head (dont bother supporting the holes or the embossed “Thwack” lettering). I used 0.20mm layers on a 0.4mm nozzle (BambuLabs X1C), 25% gyroid infill,…
I wanted a smaller footprint Gridfinity holder than what I could find for my Thwack. (https://www.printables.com/model/46099-thwack). Nozzle: 0.4mm Layer Height: 0.2mm
No supportsOVERVIEW It's pretty widely known that expanding the diameter of a spinning object lowers its speed. But, by having my arms expand while it is finishing its acceleration, I aim to allow it to spin up to a higher inertia than…
I love my THWACK hammer. I have had one for years printed out of bright Yellow PLA so I could always find it. I loaned it to my kid to put up some picture hangers then immediately needed it. So I made a new one, but this time I hollowed…
I would suggest printing this upright. You can print it in less hardy materials like PLA as it won't sustain much of a beating. Make sure to print with plenty of perimeters and top and bottom layers. I think mine were 2.4mm thick! You…
It was a little tight at first. I just pressed it in and out a few times and now it fits perfect. I printed the base at 50% infill to give it a little weight and then reduced after that. Gridfinity by Zack Freedman is an open source…
