Mamzir

kevr102

Another Drill Dust Collector, this is bigger than the previous 2 collectors I have Printed.This can be printed as shown in the Print Preview Screen Shot it just fits on one plateTo assemble, push the handle into the 2 slots on the Top piece and glue, these are a tight fit, then align the top assembly to the bottom, ensure it fits correctly, apply some glue to the edges and hold the 2 components together with elastic bands or similar until the glue sets.The drill hole has align target points to assist with drilling and the hole also has a chamfer to deflect the majority of the debris into the catch area.These are a very useful addition to the tool cupboard.Thanks for Looking.

Drill Mate Dust Collector

Tools

3DealityDesigns24

This comes in two sets that are pretty self explanatory, It depends on what finish you would like on it in the 3mf file.&nbsp;The wheels i used gorilla glue to stick them on, you can lay the truck on the edge of a table hanging to add them. I also made it a stationary pallet truck as i didn&#39;t want to have to chase it across the table. I also printed it all separate to save time and filament.&nbsp;The handle just pushes into place pretty easy.&nbsp;Try to turn off supports for the bottom pallet I&#39;ve included separate 3mf files for the pallets. You don&#39;t need to add supports to these otherwise it creates a lot of work removing them.&nbsp;&nbsp;We also have a patreon and link tree for our socials below<a target="_blank" href="https://linktr.ee/3dealitydesigns" rel="nofollow noopener">3dealitydesigns | Instagram, TikTok | Linktree</a>

Pallet truck coaster holder with pallet coasters

Heblyz

I needed a pc case for a living room pc so i made my own pc frame design as most of the models here are for ITX motherboards. I made it the simplest with the least filament amount I could and in a way it fit on a standard 220 x 220 bed.To build this PC frame you will need: -M3 threaded inserts-16 M3x20 screws-4 M3x10 screws -2 M3x30 screws for the PSU-Motherboard Standoffs (3D printed spacers can do the job)PETG filament would be safer for this print to resist temperatures but I printed it with standard PLA and had no issues.&nbsp;EDIT: Added a revision of the two bottom side parts to allow better compatibility with more PSU. Also added more holes to the middle bar for the SSD bracket mounting.

ATX Open PC Frame

Hardware 

kevinsatsky

*Be sure not to push the filament end in too much, as the hole is tapered and it may become too tight for the AMS to pull it out, I have been pushing it in about halfway as pictured and it comes out easily*&nbsp;No more hook ends at the end of your respooled filament! Hook ends can cause problems in the end of the spool causing trouble with the AMS pulling it out of the spool.&nbsp;This is a simple clip to insert your filament end into when respooling filament from a foreign spool on to a Bambu Lab reusable spool. The design has three dowels that insert into the cardboard center hubs existing holes, I also used a dab of super glue before insertion to ensure that the will not come out of the cardboard hub.&nbsp;The model features a tapered hole to hold the filament in place. I did encounter one time when I was respooling where the filament broke off inside the clip (was spinning it too fast) so I added a slot where you can access the side with tweezers to extract the filament so it can be used again

Bambu Respooling Clip

Convenience 

Hart 3D Prints

Very Helpful and if you use a good color filament makes your desk look way better. You can print the drawers all as one or separate.You don’t need supports onInfill any higher than 15&nbsp;If you want to have a monkey pen holder next to it <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/249433?from=search" rel="nofollow noopener">click here</a><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000249384/design/2024-03-13_233f8de7761b9.webp">

Desk Organizer

Organization 

Upgrades

Celestin

Are you tired of soldering cables for 5V projects ? Here's an adapter for Dupont connectors to easily get the + and - from a USB! This allows you to work on 5V projects using either a USB port or an external battery. No need for soldering, just insert the 2 cables for + and - and you're good to go! Plus, printing it is easy and doesn't take much time.

Tools

Fun

Hardware

Convenience

Organization

Upgrades

Electronics