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Remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1622868 . Dimensions should be identical to the original, aside from differences in chamfer/fillet. Printing: Print with 0% infill and 3 perimeters (e.g. 1.2mm shell for a 0.4mm nozzle). The…
Simple print to live-calibrate Z-offset. At least in Prusaslicer, this prints such that each line is drawn first, then the square for each line is filled in, in succession. This is drawn at a 0.1mm layer height. In Prusaslicer this works…
Insert the tab into the notch to the bottom, then pull to secure closed. PLA, no supports. FreeCAD file included.
I have a starter Bachmann train set with a 36" circle track and I don't have room to make a bigger scene, so I need a curved bridge. I specifically called this “for HO trains” and not “HO scale” because it's not to scale of anything, but…
Screw a PC4-M10 coupler into each side.
I purchased the Creality-branded filament sensor for the Ender 3V2. It has several problems: It grinds up the filament at the inlet. The filament has to travel a way to the extruder, and is very difficult to get in. The filament usually…
After printing the original, I realized that E27 is a European standard and I would not be able to easily get hardware for it in North America. This base uses hardware that I was able to find at my local Home Depot store.…
Modified the Whomp Copter base to work with a TPU pump. As mentioned in the original, the TPU pump should be printed at 0.15mm layer height.
Trigger parts printed in PETG, 0.2mm layer height, no supports. (Optional) Strap printed in TPU, 0.2mm layer height, no supports. Attach the cap to the narrow end of the insert. Place the insert into the housing as shown. Place the other…
A small, launchable model rocket. Tested with 1/2A3-4T motor. Base was printed in PLA. Used a brim. Either supports can be used, or no supports, but then you will have to trim off a bit of the guide cylinder with a razorblade. Nosecone…
Redesign of https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/148281-popit-fidget-spinner for smaller hands, using an R188 bearing. PLA for body, TPU for bubbles. Snaps together, glue optional. FreeCAD files included.
Pop the bubbles back and forth. The body was printed with PLA and the bubbles were printed with TPU. It works best with Shore 85A TPU but will also work with 95A. You can either print a top and bottom and snap them together or print two…
I always end up with dents on the bottom of my insulated water bottles before long, and it seems to affect the insulation capability of the bottles as well. This is a cover for the bottom to protect it from dents. Printed with…
Inspired by “Jacobs by Marc Jacobs” and “Prusa by Josef Prusa” Print in two colors to be readable. I used four perimeters. I was able to scale it to 66% with “detect thin walls” turned OFF and still be readable.
Printed in PLA, no supports. Designed for M3 screw/nut. Use a screw to pull the nut through into place.
Recreated https://www.printables.com/model/858661-one-piece-paper-airplane-launcher in FreeCAD due to source design files not being available. Replaced the airplane holder part with a block with holes to attach other things. Included a…
Print all parts in PETG, 0.2mm layer height. No supports required, but I used a brim for the pole insert as it is tall and top-heavy. Place a piece of notebook paper over the hole on the rounded side of the block and cover with a sponge,…
I made this to hold an Eva-Dry brand dessicator on the lid of my filament drybox. It is easy to remove the dessicator for recharging. Printed with PETG, no supports. Mounted with M4x20 screws to the drybox, using the included TPU spacers…
Protective storage case for the Revopoint Mini. Designed to store the device with the cold shoe attached. Printed in PLA. FreeCAD files included.
PLA, no supports. I added extra perimeters to the brace strap for more strength. Remove the table legs and place the attachment so the screw goes through the hole. Then put the strap over it, and finally insert another Lack table into the…
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