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Designed mainly around the tools I use most often, but could be useful for someone else. I printed in PLA+ 0.24mm layer height, 10% infill, no supports. I've tweaked the design slightly since the photo. I have some other tool station…
For small solder reels up to approximately 60mm diameter, 40mm wide, 20mm spindle hole. A support may be needed for the dispenser hole. The hole is 4mm diameter for a 4mm length of PTFE Bowden tube. It is deliberately a tight fit.
A remix of the uConsole micro antenna 0.2 mount model for a countersink screw plus a mount for the other corner.
A junction box for terminating fibre optical cable to LC or SC connectors. It has a hole for a 20mm stuffing gland, two screw holes for wall mounting, cable guides for the slack fibre, and four slots for splice protectors. I printed in…
A small spanner (wrench) for SMA connectors for SDRs etc. Obviously it's not super-strong, but it's useful for tightening or undoing the connectors to finger-strength in tight spaces.
A compact version of my earlier CYD case available here . This version supports an external antenna. Supports are required for the base only, print both parts flat side down. I also have another version here . The supports can be hard to…
A third, and probably final, version of my earlier CYD cases available here and here . This version is the smallest. Supports are required for the base only, print both parts flat side down. Here is a list of the parts I used. These are…
Edit: I now have two alternative CYD cases here and here . I tried several different cases for my CYD devices (USB C versions) but I could not find one I liked. Either they were a poor fit, had too many holes, were too flimsy, or did not…
A storage tray to hold MM, MF & FF DuPont style jumper wires in 225mm and 125mm lengths. It is 230mm wide so you will need a large enough print bed. There is a larger version if you have a 300mm print bed here , and an even larger version…
A belt clip for the T-Deck Plus (the version of the T-Deck that comes in a case). I primarily wanted a belt clip so I could put it on a bracket or stand. Print the belt clip on its side for maximum strength, supports are required. Print…
Recommended to print at 5% infill with additional wall support. No supports needed and no screws or other fixings. Clean up the posts and check they are not too tight before placing the Cardputer on too firmly, it should lift off with…
This is a desktop stand for the Uniden UBC125XLT scanner. It will also support other similar size devices, for example my Retekess TR110 radio fits nicely.
The CYD easily lifts off for access to ports and buttons on the back. The stand is mostly hollow. I printed at 15% infill, no supports needed and no screws or other fixings. I recommend a 0.8mm layer height to get good definition on the…
I couldn't find a nice dock or stand that used or allowed access to the bottom USB C port, and it looks ugly with the cable hanging out of the top of the device. For use with a USB C cable with the connector angled 90 degrees in the same…
Four of these fit nicely on the top of a Keter rolling toolbox, and can be used as a parts tray, bin etc. This version is 40mm deep. See my other model for an 18mm version that sits more flush on top of the toolbox. I printed in PLA with…
This is a medium height stand for the HackRF H4M Portapack. Most right-angled USB cables will fit. There are 4 versions: Stylus holder only MDK cutout only Stylus holder and MDK cutout (recommended) No stylus holder and no MDK cutout I…
The tinySA Ultra neatly pops onto this stand, held in place by small lugs that fit into the screw holes on the back of the device. It leaves all the controls accessible and has enough clearance for a small USB C cable at the bottom. Make…
Here is a stand for the Portapack that doesn't block access to the charging and audio connectors on the bottom, and doesn't obscure the writing on the front. I printed with 15% infill, skirt but no brim. Supports are required. Please…
Recommended to print at 5% infill with additional wall support. No supports needed and no screws or other fixings. Clean up the posts and check they are not too tight before placing the Cardputer on too firmly, it should lift off with…
This bracket supports your NooElec NESDR SMArt v5 & LaNA LNA when coupled with the SMA adapter that comes with the LNA. It protects the connectors from being strained. The LNA needs to be upside down so that its connector lines up with…
A gripper for securing loads in a car boot (trunk). It has angled teeth so no hook-and-loop style tape is required, which I wasn't keen on using as it never seems to last very long for me. Even though they didn't seem to bite into the…
A very simple cutting deck to enable accurate straight cutting of labels from Brother TZ printers. I made this as it's very difficult to cut the labels perfectly straight with scissors, and crooked labels are very eye catching and…
I made this drawer to keep small things like keys, parking change etc in my Audi glovebox. My car is an Audi A6 C7 2012 UK model. There is a small recess underneath to make a small handle to pull it forward. It took many iterations and a…
A low profile blanking plate for UK electrical boxes. You can scale the Z dimension in your slicer if you need a thicker plate. Please note, this plate does not provide any electrical isolation, it is for cosmetic purposes only.
A large storage tray to hold MM, MF & FF DuPont style jumper wires in 125mm and 225mm lengths. 231 x 300mm so you will need a 300mm print bed. There is a smaller version for 230mm print beds here , and an even larger version for jumper…
An extra large storage tray to hold MM, MF & FF DuPont style jumper wires in 125mm, 225mm, and upto about 295mm lengths. 262.5 x 300mm so you will need a 300mm print bed. There is a slightly smaller version without the 295mm compartment…
An updated version of my other scanner stand, this one accommodates more devices, especially those with larger belt clips. No supports required, I printed with PLA+, 15% infil. Note: I have edited the model slightly since the photo to…
Print the right way up with a brim or raft if needed, but it printed okay for me with just a skirt.
This is a tall stand for the HackRF H4M Portapack. most USB cables will fit, and clock cables if they aren't too stiff. There are 4 versions: Stylus holder only MDK cutout only Stylus holder and MDK cutout (recommended) No stylus holder…
A stand for up to four handheld scanner or two-way radio devices with a belt clip, based on my other model for one device. No supports required, I printed with PLA+, 15% infil. There is a single device version here , and a three device…
Replace the old telephone bracket with a MagSafe charger. You will need to lift up the centre console at the rear to remove the old phone bracket and install the new one. There are plenty of instructional videos on Youtube for removing…
A minimalist display stand for the iPod Classic. Print the right way up, no supports required.
Four of these fit nicely on the top of a Keter rolling toolbox, and can be used as a parts tray, bin etc. This version is 18mm deep. See my other model for a 40mm version that is deeper for storage of larger parts. I printed in PLA with…
A hook that slots into the top of a Keter toolbox. Short and long versions. Print upside down (model is already orientated this way) with a grid support, 100% infill for best results.
The NanoVNA-H4 neatly pops onto this stand, held in place by small lugs that fit into the screw holes on the back of the device. It leaves all the controls accessible and has enough clearance for a small USB C cable at the bottom. There…
This is a short stand for the HackRF H4M Portapack with the clock connectors removed. A right-angled USB cable will still fit if it's not too bulky. There are 4 versions: Stylus holder only MDK cutout only Stylus holder and MDK cutout…
Tray that sits on top of my centre console MagSafe charger bracket . It has a cutout on the bottom that sits over the MagSafe charger, which keeps the tray secure.
Keep your Thule roof rack key with with the Allen torque tool. Made for my Thule roofrack for my Audi but should fit any 4Nm tool (5mm Allen type). Print on one end with a raft or brim, no supports needed.
Print the right way up (round posts down) with supports, which are ony needed for the round posts.
A tool for unlocking the larger Ubiquiti UniFi 180mm (larger) access points, like the AP AC LR. It is a tight fit because it needs to be to release the catch as much as possible. It can be put on a keyring. I printed in PLA+ at 100%…
You will need about 1.4m of 20mm plastic conduit cut to the following lengths (cut a bit longer and adjust as neccesary): 1x 280mm and 1x 165mm for the two bottom spoke pieces 3x 280mm for the top and side spokes if you want it to be…
If you have a Brodit Proclip for your car, this mount can be affixed to it with an Apple MagSafe charger to make a nice looking and stable charging bracket. The MagSafe charger should snap in nicely but you will need a drop of glue to fix…
I was tired of trying to remove the locking washers that usually come with SMA connectors, so I made these plastic washers to repace them, which also protect the case from scratching.
A simple model to support a pair of filament cutters. You will require a small screw.
I printed with a layer height of 0.16. 15% infill, flat sides down with no supports, just a skirt. The PCB should snap in nicely, but if not, use a drop of hot glue or melt the pillars to stop the PCB moving. There are two versions of the…
This is the version of this model for normal network cables. There is a shallow version here for flat network cables. I recommend printing at 100% infill and with a raft or brim for best support.
If you have any mini clamps like those pictured, you will know that storing them is awkward as they are always tangled up with other small tools. These little blocks will keep them organised, either free-standing or in your toolbox. There…
A remixed case for the LILYGO LORA32 T3, ideal for MySondy GO
Fits pan/tilt IP camera sold by Amazon with 70mm diameter base and USB power socket on one side.
A pair of clips that slot into the grooves in the side of a Keter toolbox drawer, for convenient storage of a 15cm (6 in), 0.4mm thick rule that would otherwise be buried under other tools and difficult to get to. Recommend printing…
For best results, print upside down (hooks down, round posts up) with supports. There is an updated version here that is a better fit and an easier print.
A cable tidy to be screwed to the back of a desk for cable management. There are two hooks, one for power and one for data. Print on its side. Supports required just for the two screw holes. I printed in PLA+ at 15%.
A remix of m3x's very nice antenna mount.
I have a couple of these SunFounder Raspberry PI monitors as display screens, but the supplied stands were too short and tilted the monitors back too far so I made this replacement. Fits this screen…
I designed this to hold various test probes so they are easily to hand. I stuck it to the top of my bench multimeter with double-sided tape. Fits commonly found RS style probes with hexagonal grips approximately 10.6mm across the flat…
I retrofitted a glovebox cooler to my Audi. The glovebox outlet and pipe were easy to obtain, but there wasn't any way to connect the pipe to the air con box, so I made one. This flange slots onto the end of the pipe, then you will need…
This is the shallow version of this model for flat network cables. There is a deep version here for normal network cables. I recommend printing at 100% infill and with a raft or brim for best support.
A remixed case for the LILYGO LORA32 T3, ideal for tinyGS.
This is an angled stand for this HelloBaby Baby Monitor: https://amzn.eu/d/bM3BSuH. It enables the monitor to point lower at close range. I suggest you stick it down if there is a risk of it falling. You will need the small wall mount…
I had a spare HackRF One PCB from a Portapack, so I purchased a Nooelec aluminium case to put it in, but the case was slightly too short for my 3rd party HackRF One PCB. So I designed this 1mm shim, one required for each end. The notches…
A more rugged workbench stand for these UTI-T multimeters. Just pop-off the existing stand and place the multimeter on this. 45 degree viewing angle. The stand is mostly hollow so doesn't use a great deat of filament. I printed with PLA+…
If you have a Honeywell alarm keyfob like the one pictured, you'll know how easy it is to accidentally press the buttons. This cover slides on and protects the fob from accidental activation. I printed in on my AnkerMake M5 and it is a…
Easily disassembles and takes up very little space and weight. 75mm diameter, fits my hydration bag that is around 140mm across when flat. If you scale it, remember to scale all 3 parts the same otherwise the spindle won't fit.
If you have a Tenma soldering iron like the one pictured, replace the sponge tray with a brass tip cleaner holder. Plenty of sellers on Amazon etc for the brass cleaner. Print with organic supports if possible or you will have a difficult…
I made this small bin for my silicone workmat for wire scraps etc. It will fit a recess 142.5x39mm.
Easy to print, no supports needed. The Radiosonde is deliberately a snug fit so that is is stable, bit if it's too tight try scaling the model up a couple of percent.
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