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The models are for Version 2. This made the assembly easier and allows for different width bags. You will need one holder and two rails. Assembly is done with 4 #6 x .5 inch flat head screws.
I designed this for my son after seeing a ton of these on Amazon out of wood that looked shady and poorly made. My son loves playing with in when practicing sitting. I designed it so we could learn about shapes and stuff. Also make…
Can be made from PLA. Doesn't require supports and can be printed at a .28 layer height
I designed it to adhere to the plate as well as possible. Supports are required. Print from PLA or PETG. You will need to remove the tabs on the corners and cleanup the opening for the switch.
Simple model, doesn't require supports. Depending on your bed type you may need a brim or a raft.
Designed to work with this crib: Amazon.com: Dream On Me Synergy 5-In-1 Convertible Crib In White, Greenguard Gold Certified : Baby Uses a ¾" x 2.5" wood plank to mount a camera at the best heigh to keep the whole crib in focus. Uses some…
We freecycled a Strider Balance Bike from as friend, but one of the handles was mangles and not safe. Found this design but it didnt fit as the bore was 21mm and was not long enough. It also didnt print well on my machine due to the…
I found this pull-up bar while trying to find some options for my kid: https://mabelslabels.com/blog/2016/02/26/diy-pull-up-bars/ I built it per the directions, but it was too light so my kid was just pulling around and it was sliding…
This design uses ¾ x 2.5 inch pine for most of the assembly and ¾ x 5 inch for the back.. It's soft and easy to work with. You'll need to print the clamshells for the front. They are reversible from left to right. The rear piece can be…
I liked this design, I did have to tweak it to fix my stock U30. I rebuilt my U30 clone with new controls and a new hotebd back plate with dual cooling fans: Amazon.com: Longer 3D Printer Dual Blower Kit Upgraded LK4 LK4 PRO LK5 PRO…
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