Retro amplifierHad to reduce both inner and outer wall speeds to 50/100 to successfully print the wide-angle horn section.Now there's another piece of installation art—or a phone stand—at home.

This second black cat was printed in PLA (using my FLSUN SR) so that I can make concrete duplicates. First I need to fix any imperfections with oil based clay, then paint it with primer, since the oils in the clay slightly react with the natural rubber latex.

This is a mechanical clock that I designed from scratch. Two months ago I knew basically nothing about mechanical clocks. Today I got this working. It l's not perfect and still needs some tweaking and fine tuning, but I'm super happy with it.

Want to bring the Core One to our daughter's kindergarten but not without a simple mechanism to prevent opening the door.

Note: this is not to prevent theft or anything. Just to keep curious childrens' out of the chamber.

I designed a clean display case with a hinging door to showcase my Warhammer minis, and thought it might be useful to others printing collectible or display setups.

It consists of:

• A printable base plate you can build a terrain or scenery on
• A set of corner brackets that are used to create a plexiglass housing with a hinging front

Designed to fit IKEA Billy shelves, but works standalone too

The brackets fit 2mm plexiglass panes. While the footprint is large, it is cut to work on smaller printers. I printed mine on a Bambu A1 Mini in PLA.

Model is free on Makerworld: https://makerworld.com/models/1587710

Would love feedback from other functional-print folks and happy to tweak the design if anyone has ideas for improvements.

To be fair, I'm not sure I even needed this, but I figured I'd try to make it, just to see if I could. I've only had the machine less than one week.

2h of CAD, 1.5h of printing, turned out much better than expected. Ironing at 50% / 50mm/s

I decided to learn FreeCad and after some time, it started to make sense. I dare say I like it. I just got this Flexispot desk and needed to do something to help with the cable clutter. I decided to design the laptop mount. I happy how this came out as it's working really well. This is a MacBook Pro, but any laptop 18mm or less in thickness should work. Printables.

Spruce up your boring office with this CRAZY umbrella SPLIT ADAPTOR. It will be the talk OF THE FLOOR.
Do not hesitate, PRINT.

Fits bars 33mm or smaller. Can be locked with a printed M8 bolt.

For files see link.

https://makerworld.com/en/my/notification/3DModel

The idea has come when my wife saw this in our local department store. Incredibly overpriced so I decided to do it on my own.

I have two kids with ASD and Roku remotes dont survive more than a week at our house. Whipped this up in Shapr and it's going on a month now with no signs of breaking. I'd like to tweak the battery cover a bit, but all in all, this has been great.