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Fridge magnets are great but I don't like that most of them put the magnet dangerously close to the finish on that expensive fridge and removing them to put up a new note or change a picture can be a hassle, if your hands are full. This…
Another 30mm test cube, This one is designed to test how precise your printer is printing dimensionally, check for ghosting on X and Y, short bridging on Z and top layers on Z. It takes about an hour to print on the MK3 and the Mini,…
I designed this quick tolerance test to have a fast print to use once printer calibration is done. Used in combination with my 30mm test cube( https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/39965-30mm-test-cube ) you can get a very good baseline on…
For my application the stock spool holder for the mini didn't work out well. So here we have a side spool holder that I designed to reduce the Mini's overall footprint and make changing filament easy and convenient. It mounts to the Y…
These coasters are 100mm in diameter for the drink area and 106 overall. All are made off the same 3mf file and changed by choosing a different infill pattern and percentage for the the center section. The idea of creating a plastic…
This revolver cylinder pen holder is ready to hold all your precision writing instruments and keep them on target for all your paper slaying needs. The standard model has 13mm holes for your normal pens and pencils. To get the model to…
A simple Light mount for the Prusa Mini that uses a simple USB light bar (links below). also includes a 3030 extrusion cover to cover the USB cord going down the Z axis extrusion. This version takes a bit longer to print because it allows…
This version of the Z42 Prusa Mini light mount is an evolution of the original and is designed to hold a LED light strip. You can wire your own or you can purchase a sewing machine light kit (USB, no soldering involved), install it and…
For my application the stock spool holder for the mini didn't work out well. So here we have a side spool holder that I designed to reduce the Mini's overall footprint and make changing filament easy and convenient. This version has a…
Reupload because I deleted it by mistake. For my application the stock spool holder for the mini didn't work out well. So here we have a side spool holder that I designed to reduce the Mini's overall footprint and make changing filament…
For my application the stock spool holder for the mini didn't work out well. So here we have a side spool holder that I designed to reduce the Mini's overall footprint and make changing filament easy and convenient. It mounts to the Y…
This is the current version of the LED light holder and filament guide that I've used on the MK3 for several years. Recently updated to use a simple sewing machine LED strip, so no soldering unless you really want to. Sewing machine LED…
When looking over all the sheet holders out there I noticed a missing style. So, I whipped up one with a smooth, curvy 50's vehicle vibe. Print instructions The print in the picture is printed in Prusament PETG Ultramarine Blue, .2 Layer…
I was in the shop one night working on a project and needed to use a certain Sharpie several times. I was tired and a bit irritable that day. Having to dig through the standard plasic cup pen holder to find the specific sharpie, after the…
I wanted a more convenient way to switch the Prusa Mini on/off so this remix of the display holder to accommodate the the original power switch at an angle on the back. It also covers the top of the display control board to prevent…
When I started using my resin printers, the need for a drip tray was evident, so here it is. By using the modifiers feature in Prusa Slicer it couldn't be easier to model these items in CAD and then use those modifiers to put perimeters…
These knobs can be can be printed and PLA but should be printed in PETG. There are MK3 and Mini PLA Gcode files for all three version. 3mf files are also included for all three. To install simply pull your current knob off and press the…
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