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Lässt sich mit der Picatinny-Halterung nach unten mit etwas Support einwandfrei drucken. Update 14.02.2024: Der Griff ist als Anbau an eine Adderini zu schwach. Beim Spannen der Adderini über den Griff ist die Picatinny Aufnahme des…
This PC Case can be fully 3D Printed. Maximum sizes supported: Full ATX Motherboard GPUs up to 28.8cm CPU Coolers up to 15cm You need ~2kg of filament to print all parts. the base, top and motherboard tray need to be glued together. the…
This is possibly the smallest PC Testbench with dual 360mm Radiator Support. It has mounting for ATX motherboards and therefore also ITX. mATX can be mounted as well but is not supported on the bottom two screw holes. eATX should also…
This variant removes the side and top panels of the Boxify and turns it into a compact air cooled Testbench. It has support for full size ATX Motherboards. holes in the motherboard tray and rear io are sized for M3 threaded inserts the…
Keycap originally designed for the razor blackwidow
Top Gun - Cmdr. Mike Viper Metcalf - 1986
It is recommended to attach the weights to the bottom of the holder using a nut if the foundation is not stable, try the 2nd foundation option
Police Academy - Cmdt. Mauser - 1984 3D printable model.
While I was working on the previous RAMLink model, I went digging through my junk box again, and like a treasure hunter who just found “X marks the spot”, I found an old CMD HD SCSI controller. At some point, I must have assumed it was no…
Provided as-is, a fully printable action figure. John LaMarr, Engineer of the USS Orville
This project is just what it says on the tin - a printable enclosure/case for the CMD FD-2000 and 4000 floppy drives for the Commodore 64/128. Unlike my other CMD cases, I didn't model this one to replace a lost case, but rather to have…
Simple cmd button that has 3d fedora logo, I highly suggest to print it on a side and doesn't really needs a support
Gear for Lawn mower PARTNER 5553CMDEW
Split it as sometimes its hard to print long objects with abs and asa
This is mount for the SCSI2SD to be mounted in a CMD HD drive enclosure. This is my first 3D design.
Made for M3 screws.
This is a reproduction of the PCMCIA door cover for the IBM ThinkPad 730T tablet computer. For video of the full restoration, please see below:
CMDF logo badge from Fantastic Voyage. Additional magnets needed to wear pin. CMDF = Combined Miniature Deterrence Forces They can assist in significant weight loss. Forget Ozempic. Model is designed to be printed in 3 layers - whiteish,…
I wanted to add some on-desk power to my BROR workbench which I use for processing 3D prints, and other work-benchy tasks. I've got a lot of CMD power products throughout my home and decided to the the CMD Capsule as it looks good,…
Simple angled stand for the Behringer CMD PL-1 MIDI controller. Prints in two parts and fits on a Prusa Mini
I have upgraded a fair bunch of Ender-3 style 3D-Printers in my time. for this i have designed some 3d printable upgrade parts that suit my needs better than what was available. this is a collection of all those parts if you want to use…
This is possibly the smallest PC Testbench with dual 360mm Radiator Support. It has mounting for ATX motherboards and therefore also ITX. mATX can be mounted as well but is not supported on the bottom two screw holes. eATX should also…
This PC Case can be fully 3D Printed. Maximum sizes supported: Full ATX Motherboard GPUs up to 28.8cm CPU Coolers up to 15cm You need ~2kg of filament to print all parts. the base, top and motherboard tray need to be glued together. the…
This variant removes the side and top panels of the Boxify and turns it into a compact air cooled Testbench. It has support for full size ATX Motherboards. holes in the motherboard tray and rear io are sized for M3 threaded inserts the…
I have upgraded a fair bunch of Ender-3 style 3D-Printers in my time. for this i have designed some 3d printable upgrade parts that suit my needs better than what was available. this is a collection of all those parts if you want to use…
I've been on a tear lately restoring my retrocomputing stuff to good condition, and relevant to this website, making new enclosures/cases since I've also been either acquiring hardware here and there (since I sold a lot of my stuff a long…
