MasterChiefDK

Wellgun

USE AT YOUR OWN RISK, please don&#39;t die… &nbsp;Hi there ! This is a Kaoko inspired cruise control for motorcycles, i used it some time ago on my Kawasaki Versys 650, so i know it works for most Kawasaki models, however, i don&#39;t know if it works with other brands (it should since bar ends are pretty standard) &nbsp;How it works : It works by replacing the original bar end on the throttle side, then you can screw in the nut until it makes contact witht the side of the grip, from there you grab both the grip and the nut, and twist to your desired throttle position, it will hold it in place, but you can still twist the throttle closed or adjust it at any time. &nbsp;When not in use, it is really important to unscrew the nut all the way so it doesnt accidently interfere with the throttle.&nbsp;Install : Remove the old bar end weight, put it aside and keep the screw, then assemble the cheapo kaoko cruise control by screwing the nut on the printed bar end, make sure the flat side of the nut goes on the side of the grip, then reuse the original screw to bolt everything back together.&nbsp;&nbsp;Printing : I printed mine out of PLA, and it worked just fine, however i beleive it would be smarter and safer to print it out of a more heat resistant material like PETG or ASA &nbsp;

Motorcycle Cruise control (Cheapo Kaoko)

Bukaj

Enjoy it and be carefull.&nbsp;There is link to V2  <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/463005#profileId-371523" rel="nofollow noopener">Box opener V2 (shuriken) by Bukaj - MakerWorld</a> its a bit better

Box opener

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Techro3D

Classic bird feeder | octagonal house | with mounting bracket| By Techro3D&nbsp;<ul><li>Water drainage.</li><li>Mounting bracket.</li><li>Suspension point for a fatball or other bird food.</li><li>Bottom also suitable for placing food.</li><li>Removable roof.</li><li>100% printable.</li><li>No glue required, but can be used just to be sure.</li></ul><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000453035/design/2024-05-04_a142276d19e56.png"><figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000453035/design/2024-05-04_bf6862079a949.png"></figure>

Classic bird feeder, octagonal house.

Bird houses

Tom8520

Iron man themed duck, designed by Tushonk on the 3d printing discord as merch for the place i work (logos have been removed in this public version

Iron Duck

Ducks

makerdavid3d

fallout-vault-tec-logo&nbsp;

FALLOUT VAULT TEC LOGO 

Fallout

z3d___

This model was designed to help reduce instances of purge waste being flung back into the print area. The models I remixed had two issues in my experience.The original model is push fit and extremely thin in areas and not really optimized for printing. The second remix solved the push fit issue by adding in snap fits (which I copied exactly). Snaps fits worked great, but the model was still very thin and weak in several areas, especially where support removal is required. Geometry wasn't very optimized for printing, seemingly unnecessary super steep overhangs, and seems like the overhangs for the mounting snap fit tabs could be printed without support in a different orientation, but you're kind of forced to print in a single orientation due to how thin the middle of the flap is. Broke one then printed another. So i designed this remix with the copied snap fits and a stronger and more optimized design for printing.Print standing tall as pictured. Standard 0.2mm layer height print profile in Bambu Studio. I used a ~10mm brim just to be safe. If your print quality is not great, double check your minimum layer time and cooling settings as this is a small, thin, and tall part so your layers may not be getting enough time to cool. I used 5 seconds min layer time I believe. I'd recommend a material with higher heat resistance than PLA such as PETG or I used ASA. Higher chamber temps could negatively affect PLA.Fusion 360 source and .STEP files included.

MC

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Bird houses

Ducks

Fallout

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