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retired desktop engineer with a degree in physics. a minor in math and electrical engineering.
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This model is printed on two plates and covers the entire diagonal area, align with care. I couldn't find a large lid model that would print on the standard 256x256 plate that most beginners use. This model frame has been proven by OBE Design to open bottle caps. I have shown a black rubber band to show the need for something similar if more than mild twisting is required. Thanks to contributor 'explodes' for the hinge design which I doubled in size and increased strength at the corners.
Bottle and Jar opener 100, 80, 60mm lids
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Project simply evolved from ideas from several Makerworld posts, but nothing was unmodified extensively. I don't know all of the contributors, and would gladly give them all credit.
I needed a stable mounted base along with a tilting easel portion that could be easily fixed in place and give SOS credit for the base design I started with.
Tablet, Laptop (small) Stand
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Very nice build. I used 3 mm ply for the background of the lights themselves and engraved little circuit lines on that material. I felt it gave it a white background and a more natural look. I also used Cobb Style LEDs and two strips in each light 5 mm wide. I installed a remote and put it on the pedestal base that someone was nice enough to provide and added additional LEDs in each light where the dark circles are and placed my USB hub in the base as well.
Great concept. And additionally it distributes light with very little shadow.
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I used this as part of a project using both a laser printer and a 3D printer, so not all parts were used. But, those that I used were well done.
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My version of the DJI was a mini. so I had to modify it a bit but the overall design was great.
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cylinder material pretty thin
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made slightly larger and modified for magnets on the back. good print.
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these little tags actually work. I printed another version that is twice as thick and I think that's just a little bit better.
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very very nice. exactly what a person needs.
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simply love it, one of my first really good prints.
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very nice design. some of the tape tearing Jaws broke when trying to slip them in place. likely a flaw on my printer's side, but they should go together a little easier.
The spools were a little thin at the base, and I had one break. I would thicken the plastic at the base of the spools if I could.
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Good idea. printed well. no suggestions, just a good product.
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I dropped the star because they're a bit flimsy on the back side of the opening. so if the print's not perfect it's actually weak there and bends a bit when you're using them.
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very effective and good looking product. My wife loves 'um.
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I added the clips to a couple of simple tubes to make pen holders. clips held up well.
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Good effective attractive print. no issues, well done!
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I resized the model by about 10% for Jorgenson's quick clamps. love the model. have printed two versions now. a total of three prints!
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