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Hello everyone! My name is Chris and 3D printing is one of my biggest hobbies. As a development engineer, I love finding solutions to problems and implementing them with my 3D printer.
My designs are often a mix of hobby and profession: I prefer to design functional parts that make life easier. Whether it's cleverly designed accessories for my music and photography equipment, practical upgrades for the workshop or sturdy replacement parts for the household – every project is a step towards exploring the limits of what is possible.
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MakerWorld Guardian
Active more than 20 days out of last 30 days UTC time
Pioneer Maker
Print successful 166 different models and 1,585 hours
Schluss mit instabilen und unschönen Kartons! Wer kennt es nicht? Man kauft den praktischen 3- oder 5-Liter-Saftpack, aber der Karton knickt ein, wird feucht oder sieht in der Küche einfach nicht gut aus. Dieser 3D-gedruckte Saftspender ist die perfekte, langlebige Lösung für alle Bag-in-Box-Liebhaber.
Moderner Bag-in-Box Halter | 3L & 5L Saftspender
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Parametric pick design for the perfect grip
Hey community,
I'd like to introduce you to my latest project: a customisable guitar pick that I designed specifically for the perfect grip.
The problem: Standard picks often slip when things get heated on stage or in the rehearsal room.
My solution: A textured grip surface that provides a firm hold without getting in the way. But the best part is that it's customisable: you can change the height of the file on MakerWorld right before printing to find the perfect thickness for your playing style. This is ideal for anyone who switches between chord playing and precise solos.
If you want to try it out, the file is available at MakerWorld. Let me know how it feels for you!
I'd love to hear your feedback!
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Parametric pick design for the perfect grip
Hey community,
I'd like to introduce you to my latest project: a customisable guitar pick that I designed specifically for the perfect grip.
The problem: Standard picks often slip when things get heated on stage or in the rehearsal room.
My solution: A textured grip surface that provides a firm hold without getting in the way. But the best part is that it's customisable: you can change the height of the file on MakerWorld right before printing to find the perfect thickness for your playing style. This is ideal for anyone who switches between chord playing and precise solos.
If you want to try it out, the file is available at MakerWorld. Let me know how it feels for you!
#3Dprinting #Guitar #Diy #plectrum
I'd love to hear your feedback!
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