Metal clip on my mechanical pencil broke, so I designed and printed a new one. I can buy replacement lead and erasers, but if the clip breaks you have to buy a whole new pencil. Until now ;)

I think it's a Pentel brand, but ive used it so long there are no marks left on it. Had a few prototypes break, but this clip has been holding up well for about a week.

Seriously, I ain't going to look for my funnels, maid hides them from me or something.

One is for filling bird feeder with wild bird seed, now it just flows

The other is for filling my vape juice bottles from the 1lt bottle

Print them in vase mode, they come out nice.

I’m working on some scales for a knife I’m making (blade is from a kit). I needed to estimate the radius of the curve behind the bolster, so I designed some simply radius gauges I can hold up to the knife.

Useful enough that I made a series of four gauges with radii going from 10 to 85 mm in 4 mm increments.

I nice bonus was that the Prusa sliced recognized the raised letters as a logo and offered to automatically insert code for swapping filament colors. I love it when software is smarter than I am.

None of those models are mine. There's a ton of cool birdfeeder on printables.

Bought a thermal imaging camera and saw that it can work with macro lenses. Original price for lens and adapter is around 200 bucks. 2/3 of the price of the whole camera. Printables and Aliexpress to the rescue and 15 bucks later I have a functioning macro-lens attachment for the B10. Lovely!

I'm always misplacing one of my 2 TV remotes. Made this clip to keep them together. Girlfriend hates it because it's uncomfortable, but I'm proud of it! First time I had an original idea with a 3d printer and actually executed it.

Inspiration came because christmas is coming up and i needed a gift for my dad. Mom and brother are getting a moon and deathstar lamp respectively. My dad loves sailing so i came up with this. Designed in onshape over the course of four days. The sails were a bitch but im glad i got it figured out. Anyway let me know if theres interest in stl's. Final version will have some changes for easy of assembly.

I'm continually in awe when seeing my printers making my designs I made, but multicolor printing is just so much crazier to watch come together.

First attempt at a 3d printed guitar project! I’m very happy with how it turned out now just need to be able to play the guitar 1,000 times better than I can now to do it justice 😝🤘bambu glow filament is the best ( it looks wild because i hit it with a laser to show the glow effect)

(The video could be shorter, sorry...filming with one hand and using a trackpad on a laptop via Bluetooth to change the pattern lol)