TechNinja

sparq-e

Great original model - but I wanted to remix slightly to open up use-cases to wider application. The idea of a clear back to utilize the light in the console is brilliant - but I typically don't use PLA for automotive applications or where temperatures can be very high. Clear PETG is great but I typically don't like the final (glossy) appearance - so ASA is usually my go-to for car parts. Since there's no clear ASA, I remixed this model by:<ul><li>Making slots in the rear of the tray - this would allow printing without use of clear filament at all. Light from console would simply shine through the slots. I've also filleted the slots to help with strength.</li><li>I provided a back cover that can be printed in clear PETG. This cover can then be superglued to the rear of the tray but act as a diffuser. This way light can still come through to the tray but you cannot see through the slots.</li><li>Finally, I also made the tray 10mm longer - I felt the original was a little short compared to other trays I've seen/used.</li></ul>&nbsp;

Tesla Model 3 / Y Backlit Modular Tray Remix - Longer & Rear Cutouts + Options

Tesla accessories

crabstiks

Hi,Thanks for looking at my project, I've designed 3 different styles of lightsaber fridger magnets.&nbsp;They are intended to take a 3mm x 22.5mm (or 3mm x 22.5mm x1 and 3mm x 10mm x 2 for the kylo ren saber) tritium glow in the dark tube, though these are quite expensive, you can also use cheaper glow vials from places like aliexpress, these actually glow brighter but need charging with a bright light and the glow only lasts a few minutes, the tritium ones glow for many years.&nbsp;I have included a step file for 3d printing a blade, either use a bright primary colour, transparent or glow in the dark if you prefer.&nbsp;Each saber also needs a Molten base printing, these hold a 6mm diameter by 3mm magnet.&nbsp;They do need a drop of CA glue to hold togther as the tubes do seem to come with a slight variation in diameter making a tight fit tricky.

Lightsaber fridge magnet project

Themed Useful Things

tkepler2007

AMS adapter ring for Elegoo carboard spools. The spool diameters tend to vary by a few MM so I have uploaded a smaller and a larger version.

Elegoo AMS Spool Adapter - Large & Small Sizes

X1 Carbon accessories

MKCAMC

***UPDATE***I made a Version 2 of this design. It is larger and can fit 6 eggs in each section rather than the 5 that this original version fits. It is also split into 2 sections that are glued together after printing. It can now be printed on small format printers. The longest piece is 148MM, so it can even be printed on the A1 Mini!!! Though it is larger, it still only uses 137g of filament. Here is a link to the new version.&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/53731#profileId-55507" rel="nofollow noopener">Longer Stackable Egg Dispenser by MKCAMC - MakerWorld</a>&nbsp;I noticed that many of the egg dispensers out there tend to take up more space than they save. They also tend to use up a lot of filament to print too. I made this simple solution to save space and to keep filament usage to a minimum. Each of these stackable trays only takes 117g of filament to print. They can be stacked as high as you'd like too. There is a grove around the entire outer edge of the tray that accepts the ridge that can be seen along the top of the dispenser walls. When stacked, each section is very secure and does not require glue. This allows for easy loading of fresh eggs. These dispensers also fit snugly next to each other to minimize the space they take up. Enjoy!

Stackable Low-Profile Egg Dispenser

Kitchen

vojta.suchomel

It's necessary to use transparent filament This is a print profile for a solid block of the material, achieving higher mechanical strength and transparency for transparent materials, The critical factor is 107% flow of the material, Slower speed, and a bit higher print temperature. You can use it on your own model, For example, optical lenses, Solid blocks with hollow inside, etc. You can slightly tune it by yourself, for example slower print speed 10-15mm/s, or use higher extruder temp. 260°C. For post-process, you can sand it with sandpaper, and for a totally clear look use a hot airgun, lighter, or torch.

PETG Transparent print by FDM

Prints

nyx_nk

.STEP files are available for modifying and customizing the parts, such as inserting logos from other car brands

Car lamps box

Storage

michelem

<figure class="image"></figure>UPDATE 05 Feb 2024:<ul><li>added 14.5mm LED size with base of 17.5mm</li></ul>UPDATE 02 Feb 2024:<ul><li>added 10mm LED size with base of 13.2mm</li></ul>UPDATE 13 Nov 2023:<ul><li>added 90° and 180° curved corners</li><li>added 8mm LED size with base of 11.8mm</li></ul>&nbsp;Hello makers,I created this model for a personal project and thought it would be helpful to share it with the community. It&#39;s a support for LED strips that could prove useful to anyone in need.&nbsp;The original project consists of a simple solid wood shelf with a square housing designed to accommodate an LED strip.&nbsp;I began with the basics: a base with an integrated guide for the LED strip. This guide allows you to secure the strip without the need for adhesives; simply slide it into the guide to keep it stable and in place.&nbsp;To attach the support to the wall or any surface (as I did in my case), you can choose between using adhesives or small screws to fit into the designated slots in the base.&nbsp;Screws must have this shape with 6mm head:&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure class="table"><table><tbody><tr><td>&nbsp;<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:50%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000059751/design/2023-11-08_d66bf9bcae9ce.jpeg"></figure></td><td>&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:51%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000059751/design/2023-11-08_bf7762b4a9d2f.jpeg"></figure></td></tr></tbody></table></figure>&nbsp;Additionally, the base is designed with openings to reduce filament usage and provide better ventilation for the LED strip.&nbsp;I also created a diffuser with guides for easy attachment to the base.&nbsp;Finally, I included two end caps: one with a hole to pass cables to an external controller and one to completely close the opposite end.&nbsp;Printing:&nbsp;There are no specific requirements for printing the base. If your LED strip tends to overheat, I strongly recommend using a high-strength filament like ABS, ASA, or PETG. However, PLA will work well in most cases. No support is required.&nbsp;Regarding the diffusers, I recommend printing them in white (avoid transparent materials as the LEDs will be visible otherwise).&nbsp;Since they are printed with the bottom side being visible, it might be a good idea to use a textured print bed to achieve a better finish (check pictures). However, the most important aspect is to ensure that the side in contact with the print bed is perfect, without any roughness or adhesive residues.&nbsp;Formats:&nbsp;If needed, I may release the source file to make it fully parametric. For now, you can choose between two common formats:<ul><li>LED strip approximately 9 mm wide</li><li>LED strip approximately 12 mm wide</li><li>LED strip (COB) approximately 8 mm wide</li></ul>9 and 12 formats fit a 15.8 mm wide base while the 8mm has a 12mm one.&nbsp;I included also different lengths to be printed in almost any printer (150mm and 250mm), if you need intermediate length just cut it.&nbsp;Remember to get the same led size for each component, a diffuser for 9mm strip doesn&#39;t fit in the 12mm base.&nbsp;If you need different sizes, feel free to ask!&nbsp;I hope this model proves useful for your projects. Happy printing!

LED Strip Holder - Diffuser - Accessories

Home decor

helmets

OlleMark

Updates:26-10-2023 - Added size 5.0mm, slightly modified compared to the others because of the size.27-10-2023 - Added size 6.0, 8.0 and untested 10.0.28-10-2023 - Separated the new 5,6,8 and 10 sizes from the original in the print profile.07-11-2023 - Added imperial sizes from 0.05 in to 9/64 in05-12-2023 - Removed size 10.0 because it was too weak.&nbsp;Because of multiple requests i have now made a stubby version of the allen key handles. I decided to use the same dimensions for the cap and keylock so you dont have to reprint all of it if you made the previous version.&nbsp;Original version here: <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/45599#profileId-47304" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/45599#profileId-47304</a>&nbsp;Ergonomic Allen key handles for multiple common allen key sizes used for 3d printers. More sizes will be added with time.&nbsp;Every size has it printed on both the bottom and top to easely find the right size.&nbsp;You can print all of the handles in one color like i did but print the keylock and cap in different sizes to distinguish them from one another.I printed all of mine on a bambulabs p1p and a flsun v400 with pla from elegoo, filalab and addnorth.&nbsp;There is quite tight tolerances for the allen key to get as little play as possible so it may differ from printer to printer, hole compensation might have to be used if your printers tolerance isnt up to par or if your first layer is a bit too close to the bed. Silk filament does often have bad layer adhesion and could cause very weak prints so for handles that will be used with high forces I would recommend normal pla or slow petg without cooling for a very strong handle.&nbsp;My recommendation for printing:print the cap and keylock with the text down and print the handle with the top faced down for a 0 support print. If the handle is going to be used with very high force I would recommend 5 or more walls.0.2mm layer height0.42mm line widthno supports25% infill and / or 3 or more wallsA big thank you to everyone that downloads and it would make my day if you upload your make! :D