11 models
The TWSBI Wrench Upper part includes the maximum thickness for the wrench part and just half of the handle reinforcement. The TWSBI Wrench Half part is for printing two halves to be glued together. Category: Hand Tools
Twsbi Eco pen holder is shown at the pictures. Since some people on Reddit asked for a version with an vertical standing pen (nib showing upwards), I made "Twsbi Eco standing" for you. I haven't printed it myself, but it should be fine.…
The fit only model is just what fits the pen's barrel to use as refrence the other ones are ideas I wanted to try wether they work or not, I don't know yet! I'm going to print them soon, I have more ideas on how to make a more uniform ink…
Working on my modeling and figured a pen holder should be relatively simple. For the large one you need to scale to 200x as I was too lazy to resize the whole thing until I really learn what I was doing. The hole was scaled so it'll fit…
A TWSBI eco cap, Mine broke after a while. Its quite chunky and only good for a temporary fix.
The Jowo #5 nib section fits the TWSBI 580 ALR body, but the grip section fitting is too narrow to accommodate it. This is a replacement for the entire grip. It seals nicely against the original cap insert. Tested with PLA and PET-G (I…
I modelled/printed this to prevent me from tipping over my Diamine 30ml ink bottles whilst I was filled pens. I decided to make it a little big so to fit TWSBI bottles because why not. If you just want to fit Diamine bottles and not…
The original version had the wrong dimensions and therefore did not work (too big)
A simple stand for my TWSBI Eco clear pen with two slots for Diamine ink. Printed in PLA on my Prusa MK3 some years ago. Dont remember the settings.
Base stand for a TWSBI Eco fountain pen, holding it with the tip pointing up. Note that this model is for the normal Eco version of this pen, which has a hexagonal shaped base. If you have the Eco T version, that has more of a triangular…
Base stand for a TWSBI Eco T fountain pen, holding it with the tip pointing up. Note that this model is for the Eco T version of this pen, which has kind of a more triangular shape. If you have a normal TWSBI Eco, with a more hexagonal…
