This is fun halloween decor for your leftover halloween candy!

🛠️ Remixed a Swim Bait Mold – Now 60% Bigger! 🐟 Hey everyone! I just finished remixing this awesome soft plastic swim bait mold from Thingiverse and scaled it up by 60% – now it’s a 2.8-inch paddle tail. Perfect for acting as a live minnow, which bass love. 🔥 I’ve been recycling my old soft plastics by microwaving and re-pouring them into this mold. It’s an open-pour design and super easy to use – just melt, pour, and go. No extra hardware needed (except a hook, of course ). 📦 Print Settings: Layer Height: 0.16mm Walls: 2 Infill: 15% Print Time: ~46 minutes Haven’t hit the water with it yet, but the action looks great. Will update with fishing results soon! Check it out and let me know what you think – I’d love to see your prints or hear any tips! 🎣 Tight lines! #3DPrinting #Fishing #SwimBait #DIYFishingGear #Remix #SoftPlasticLure #CatchMoreFish

I designed and printed a USB type A plug plastic protection piece replacement. I made this for my mouse that broke after accidentally leaving it on the table with the cord dangling off. My dog chewed up the end of the cord making it unrecognizable to my computer. To fix it I had to chop off the chewed up plastic piece and cut the wires for my replacement. Then solder it all back together and push it back into the plastic housing.

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Maker World could use new types of models. It'd be great to see items with good functionality, not just for us but for others. 3D printed items are usually cheaper than store-bought ones. If we can reduce filament usage and speed up printing, more people will benefit. With rising homelessness aroud the holidays, it would be great to print daily necessities for those in need. Examples include folding utensils, combs, and hair clips. I hope this message sparks inspiration and helps those in need.