I'm a substation engineer and had these lights from a project. I found them over the weekend and decided to make a little box for my desk. The corners lifted a bit but I think I'm going to redo the box anyway. Going to tell the folks at work that it's an indicator on if you should ask to me a question 🤣. In all seriseriousness, it's a simple way for younger engineers to see how things are wired and opoperate in an energized station. Working with a switch vendor to get an actual substation switch too instead of the cheap Amazon special I'm using now.

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I am completely blind. Disability is generally quite unsexy, at least according to employers, opinion-makers, and other stakeholders. I'm trying to make disability a bit sexier, more accessible, and above all, less intimidating.

That's why I personally designed this fire safety sign in 3D. You're welcome.

In Denmark, it's legally required for all hotels and public places to have an overview of what to do in case of fire or similar emergencies. But oddly enough, it's not legally required to make these accessible for the visually impaired or people with disabilities in general. I'm trying to change that. If a completely blind man can design in 3D, then surely those who work with it daily can too!

Share this so we can make disability just a little bit sexier!

Have a great weekend!

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Very difficult to print, the core part has many tiny bits

This is for when my partner stays over and kicks me from the side of the bed with the bedside table space.

Side note, my first ever fusion 360 design! Learnt the software to print this and have plenty of other plans on the way. Probably a reprint too when I know the software better.

Holder fits ALL household glasses and mugs, hence the fact that it has some wiggle room between glass and rim in the photo.

Crease at the bottom is me not knowing how to cad model efficiently…

I use anti-size compound on bolt threads when doing car maintenance. I've never made it through one of this bottles without the brush breaking off of the lid. Then you have to reach your fingers in the bottle, that silver stuff gets all over everything and stains like crazy. So I made a new cap that holds the brush, and I'm happy with the way it turned out.

The cap will hold the brush that comes with the bottle or any acid brush with a .25" metal handle. The brush handle can be inserted into the cone, and held in place with a #6 x 1/2" sheet metal screw. I thought about making some sort of printed clamp but sometimes simpler is better.

Stl: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6778981

I use two LED linear fixtures which magnet under the top shelf of my work desk. I printed some shades which keep the light directed down and not out at my eyes.

Check out the video of the full build here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwzgvmRAQw8

I think they turned out nicely.

As the title says he loves to line things up and loves colors, numbers and shapes so I designed this puzzle to cater towards his interests while also working on motor skills and color and shape matching and word association. I hope somebody else can find use of this.

I bought an Anycubic Photo Mono M5s pro a couple months back and that paired with Siraya Tech ABS-like resin has been yielding staggering results. Anyways lol, I’m making these lil guys to cast in playable dice and the projects been super fun. Definitely gonna be designing more printed dice inserts in the future. Now I just need to pick a colour to ink the numbers with!

I am completely blind. Disability is generally quite unsexy, at least according to employers, opinion-makers, and other stakeholders. I'm trying to make disability a bit sexier, more accessible, and above all, less intimidating.

That's why I personally designed this fire safety sign in 3D. You're welcome.

In Denmark, it's legally required for all hotels and public places to have an overview of what to do in case of fire or similar emergencies. But oddly enough, it's not legally required to make these accessible for the visually impaired or people with disabilities in general. I'm trying to change that. If a completely blind man can design in 3D, then surely those who work with it daily can too!

Share this so we can make disability just a little bit sexier!

Have a great weekend!

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How did I do? Especially in terms of accuracy to the original.