Walkul

jdicerchio

Spice up your holiday attire this summer with these firecracker popsicle earrings! Large earring size available too or scale appropriately.

Firecracker Popsicle Earrings - Small

jewelry 

Galactic Armory

Print your own scale model Clone Trooper!&nbsp;&nbsp;This model comes in 2 pre-exported scales - 1:12 and 1:48&nbsp;&nbsp;The 1:48 scale model is more geared towards resin printing for wargaming but the 1:12 model works great for printing on an FDM printer!&nbsp;&nbsp;Find 19 other poses for this figurine with alternate heads on my Patreon:<a target="_blank" href="https://patreon.com/galacticarmory" rel="nofollow noopener"> https://patreon.com/galacticarmory</a>

Clone Trooper Figurine - Heavy

Star Wars

DeMeshe Node

This is a V2 of the beta model - so use at your own risk, of a weather resistant mesh node enclosure for RAK 19007 and duel 18650 batteries. Use an N-Type to ipex antenna connecter with an N-Type antenna - works great with the RAK Meshtastic Starter Kit. You must use self amalgamating tape around the antenna base, and where it joins to the case, and may need to use a flat head screwdriver to get it to take to the seal lip.  Solar passthrough models available as well, with a TPU plug if you print the solar model but don't need it yet. TPU gasket to be added to the chassis (lid) - case works fine without, but not necessarily as water resistant. Learn more about meshtastic here: <a target="_blank" href="https://meshtastic.org" rel="nofollow noopener">https://meshtastic.org</a> - there are different print plates/models, for both  868mhz and one for 915Mhz labeling each with or without solar pass through. There is a designed space for GPS module, but this hasn't been fully tested (likely case is too think to work properly) - and the batter drain defeats the purpose of this build. As long as good bridging capability, this can be printed without supports, there are two removeable supports desiged into the chassis model to save on slicers wasting fillament. Constructive feedback actively encouraged in the comments below - Step files also available for down load for personal use modification. Documentation to follow - but should be fairly self explainatory.

Beta Meshtastic RAK 19007 duel 18650 no tools weather resistant enclosure - Beta

Meshtastic

DatumCAD

A sliding limit block that can be attached to your existing steel ruler. Incorporates an easy to use thumb cam lock with positive snap shut to ensure the ruler does not slip once held. Allows you mark-out / scribe dimensions simply & repeatably. The wide face of the block helps to keep square up against the object.&nbsp;To avoid too many variations, this listing is intended to capture the most common sizes for SMALL steel rulers, usually around 100-200mm (4-8") long. Most of which fall in the range of 15-20mm wide. For other ruler widths click on the below links to listings:<ul><li><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/213504#profileId-233069" rel="nofollow noopener">MEDIUM Steel rulers, 25-27mm wide</a> (Most 300mm / 12" Long Rulers)</li><li><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/213633#profileId-233172" rel="nofollow noopener">LARGE Steel rulers, 28-30mm wide</a> (Most 400-600mm / 16-24" Long Rulers)</li></ul>Simply measure your rulers width and thickness and pick the Print Profile with the nearest dimensions in its title.&nbsp;Tip: this is made super easy if you are measuring with digital calipers, and just round down/up any decimal places……examples below;<ul><li>if your ruler measures 15.3mm wide x 0.55mm thick, you would chose the “Rulers upto 15mm x 0.6mm" profile.</li><li>if your ruler measures 16.1mm wide x 0.95mm thick, you would chose the “Rulers upto 20mm x 1.0mm” profile.</li></ul>To assist with selection I have uploaded an Excel file in the Documentation (bill of materials section). It is titled ‘Limit Block Size Checker’ and will do all the math to let you know the best profile to chose…..or let you know if there isn't currently a suitable profile available. &nbsp;Fasteners: For these limit block sizes you will need 2x M3 fixings which act purely as strong pivot axles to the cam lever. Optimally these would be 16mm long for the 20mm wide ruler block, and 12mm wide for the 15mm ruler block…..but you could also use any M3 fixing downwards of these values to as low as approx. 8mm long.&nbsp;Assembly:<ul><li>Insert the CAM lever into the Housing. Tip: Insert with the level in the closed / horizontal position as this is the angle it slides in easiest.</li><li>Insert M3 Fixings. Tip: The fixings should pass though the limit block housing holes unhindered, but then will need lightly screwing into the CAM lever handle hole which has been deliberately sized so as to require some tightening without to much force. (Remember these are just acting as pivot points, no need to tighten down hard, but equally the fixing should not want to fall back out either.)</li><li>Insert Ruler: Top Tip: The ruler is far easier to push in from the front (through the small slot in the block). This is due to the mechanics of the CAM.</li><li>Enjoy - your sliding limit block is now ready to use. Note: The first few engagements of the thumb lock may be a little hard but should ease up slightly after a few uses. If not you could try printing a smaller CAM lever from another Print profile of the same width.</li></ul>I love designing for 3D printing, please take a look at all my other models which are all free (and will always continue to be)… if you value any of the downloads enough & are able to support me, then please consider buying me a coffee to keep me going! <a target="_blank" href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/DatumCAD" rel="nofollow noopener">www.buymeacoffee.com/DatumCAD</a><figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/677808/2024-02-29_2f991c126f639.png"></figure>

Limit block (Small) Steel Rulers

Tools

p-stov

I recreated these with a little thicker top to increase rigidity on the multiple connectors. &nbsp;I have included the STEP files in case you would like to make your own modifications. <ul><li>Single Connector</li><li>Single Connector for drywall screw mounting</li><li>Single Connector for 10mm magnet</li><li>Single Connector for 15mm magnet</li><li>Double Connector</li><li>Double Connector for drywall screw mounting</li><li>Double Connector for 10mm magnet</li><li>Double Connector for 15mm magnet</li><li>Triple Connector</li><li>Triple Connector for drywall screw mounting</li><li>Quad Connector</li><li>Quad Connector for drywall screw mounting (orientation #1)</li><li>Quad Connector for drywall screw mounting (orientation #2)</li></ul>I also included a plate with rotated orientation for the following:<ul><li>Single Connector</li><li>Double Connector</li><li>Triple Connector</li><li>Quad Connector</li></ul>

HSW Accessory Set / Attachment Connector Parts 

Honeycomb Wall

2d printing enthusiast

Hook I made to hang my pliers and other hand tools on the shelves from Bunnings or other hardware shops.&nbsp;It's a quick and easy print that isn't pretty, I've had them for around a year now.&nbsp;Supports about 350g before breaking&nbsp;Shelf holes are 12mm upper & 7mm lower, metal is 1mm thick.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Garage Shelf Hook

Hooks

Office

JP.Potter

Designed and printed these by request of a friend. Liked the result and wanted to share. Inspired by online search of similar items.Drink coasters that will fit 88mm dia. bottomed glasses with a holder for 4 coasters.May be printed without colour change (text is recessed), but can be easily printed on any printer using filament swapping. My Print Settings<ul><li>Layer Height 0.2mm</li><li>Arachne wall generator (set line widths to 0 for Slicer to decide)</li><li>0.4 nozzle (0.2 may work better, but text lines aren't printed; they're recessed)</li><li>Hilbert Curve on top layer (really hides print lines with this texture)</li><li>1 wall on top layers (puts 1 wall around text features, nicer than the 3)</li><li>3 wall loops (perimeters)</li><li>3 top/bottom layers</li><li>10% gyroid sparse infill</li></ul>My materials<ul><li>iBOSS PLA Plus(PLA+) - Gold</li><li>JAYO PLA+ - Black</li></ul>My Printer: Bambu Lab X1CI've included STEP and STL files, but recommend STEP for best results. The STLs are in the “other” files as a zip.NOTE: for the STEP files, after import, it's best to “Split” each object into Parts (keep assembled). That way, the text colour layer can be assigned a different colour without painting. I don't know how to make the files automatically do this, so the Split to Parts is the only way.&nbsp;For manual painting or pause at layer:I don't have the exact numbers as I'm away from my PC, but the colour changes is meant to happen 1mm below the bottom of the text. This gives a a good 1mm thick of the colour and the recess is another 1mm above that&nbsp;I'd love to see any makes and get feedback!

D&D Inspired Drink Coasters and Holder

Kitchen

Dinozzo28

Gaming warning sign

Signs

mail.iou

2023/11/05 update 150x150mm, Suitable for this 150x150mm frame：<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/57319" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/57319</a>&nbsp;Print at 100% infill with a layer height of 0.08mm with a base layer of 0.16mmFilaments Used: PLA BambuLab Basic Black Transmission Distance: 0.6 PLA BambuLab Basic Blue Transmission Distance: 4 PLA BambuLab Basic Yellow Transmission Distance: 6 PLA BambuLab Basic Jade White Transmission Distance: 5Swap Instructions: Start with Black At layer #6 (0.56mm) swap to Blue At layer #12 (1.04mm) swap to Yellow At layer #18 (1.52mm) swap to Jade White for the rest.

Starry Night, Dog - AI Creation (HueForge)

School and Office

TripleGWorkshop

Medieval Mace Back Scratcher - No Supports

Cosplay

Jackmnb

<h2>3 Slot MLOK covers for your MLOK rails, MANY different designs in the ZIP folder. Uses 2x M4 MLOK screws and nuts, I found mine on Amazon. I recommend you print all my files with 100% infill.</h2>&nbsp;&nbsp;

3 Slot MLOK Covers

Security

Foxmckraut

Project file printed by object, not by layer.Fully scalable.&nbsp;head first with red(slot4)+white(slot3) and face second with black(slot1) and sand (slot 2)&nbsp;

Twistet Mushroom MMU/AMS Remix

Boxes and Containers

computerstar2000

After seeing other interior cable clips on 3d printing sites I thought they were really great ideas, but none could deal with the odd height differences on the dash panels in my X-Type, nor the variety of cable widths for things such as an Aux lead, a sat nav USB cable and an iPhone cable, so I made these.You simply insert the core of the cable up into the circle part of the clip, squeeze the legs together and shove it into the interior panel gap you have on the car.There are 4 designs included,Long Legs, Small Width - This has long legs that you shove into the panel gap, but a small cross section width for if the gap is quite deep, but not very wide.Short Legs, Small Width - This has short legs that you shove into the panel gap, but a small cross section width for if the gap is shallow, but not very wide.Long Legs, Large Width - This has long legs that you shove into the panel gap, but a small cross section width for if the gap is quite deep and the gap between the trim pieces is a little larger then usual.Short Legs, Large Width - This has short legs that you shove into the panel gap, but a small cross section width for if the gap is fairly shallow and the gap between the trim pieces is a little larger then usual.For most vehicles, you will probably want to use the ones that are "Small Width" with the choice of long or short legs up to you, depending how deep the legs need to go into the trim gap.<h3>Print Settings</h3>Printer:Vector 3Rafts: NoSupports:NoResolution: 0.2Infill:40 Notes:&nbsp;Infill doesn't really matter too much on this size piece, 40% worked well for me and gives enough rigidity but also allow the piece to spring as designed&nbsp;&nbsp;Category: Automotive

Fully Enclosed Car Interior Wire Holder Clip

Car Items

GiskardReventlov

I needed a simple and lightweight front cover to protect the joysticks and the screen when traveling light, so I made one.Two versions: partial front cover (this one), and a full front cover (<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/18977" rel="nofollow noopener">link</a>).<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:64.74%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/user/3569911020/draft/2023-09-24_461730793ddc2.jpg"></figure><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/18977" rel="nofollow noopener">FULL FRONT COVER COVERING ALSO THE FRONT CORNERS CAN BE DOWNLOADED HERE</a><ul><li>Prints as a single piece in the P1P and X1C (and any larger printer)</li><li>Very light, weights only 50g printed!</li><li>Smooth corners to not snag into other stuff when thrown in a backpack</li><li>Very thin, can flex slightly to fit snugly around the deck</li></ul>If you prefer a looser fit, increase the width by 1mm. That is, the widest measurement (leave height and length the same). The standard model has a very tight fit and need some flex to install and remove.&nbsp;I tested in PLA and PETG. PETG fits as well and is more flexible, but the finish is worse due to the supports.&nbsp;Supports required. I can print with only a few supports depending on angle, but there aren't many choices given the size and complex shape. If you can print without supports on a larger printer, let me know! Must be positioned diagonally on the bed to fit on the P1P and X1C:&nbsp;<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/user/3569911020/draft/2023-09-24_5c31de832c028.jpg"> <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/user/3569911020/draft/2023-09-24_95686b3340795.png"><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:48.72%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/user/3569911020/draft/2023-09-24_29e2efc1767df.png"></figure>

Steam Deck lightweight front cover - protects joysticks and screen (partial cover version)

Tech Stuff - Not Computer

mcgybeer

Cute Mini Octopus, the original!It's designed so it can be printed at once. No assembly or supports required.Spare tentacle available as well, no need to discard failed prints!

Cute Mini Octopus

Toys

cube3dworld

PRINT-IN-PLACE HAND SIGN KEYCHAINSVideo: <a target="_blank" href="https://www.tiktok.com/@cube3dworld/video/7182351357326691590" rel="nofollow noopener">Link</a>&nbsp;HowToPrint: - Recommended Layer Height: 0,12mm - Support: No - Infill: 100 % - Brim: No - Clean print surface very well!&nbsp;ALL CUBE3DWORLD designs are protected by Copyright Law. When you purchase, you do NOT have the right to sell any digital file or printed model of my designs without my explicit written consent.&nbsp;

PRINT-IN-PLACE MOVING HAND SIGN KEYCHAINS 

Humor

kerngebiet

Cap/Cover for female Ethernet Ports to prevent dust from getting inside. Easy to print without any supports. You can use a brim if you have adhesion problems.Both, PLA and PETG, are fine. But I would suggest to use PLA, because PETG has a tendency to bend down while printing if you have insufficient part cooling. I also suggest a 0.12 - 0.16mm layer height. In the picture you'll find a comparison about the different settings.Also try to print multiple covers at once, to give each layer more time to cool. I personally print them in a batch of nine.&nbsp;Update 19.01.2023 - Steeper versionI've added a version with a steeper connection between the handle and the cover. This might be better printable on printers with less good cooling or materials that may tend to bend down.&nbsp;Update 21.01.2023 - Reinforced v2I've added a new version of both models with a reinforced connection between the cover and the part going into the Ethernet port. This may prevent cracks at this point.

Ethernet Port Dust Cap/Cover - No Supports

Networking

NeoKoi Prints

“Remember, hacking is more than just a crime. It's a survival trait.”&nbsp;Print at 100% infill with a layer height of 0.08mm with a base layer of 0.16mm&nbsp;Swap Instructions: Start with Charcoal Black At layer #7 (0.64mm) swap to Yellow At layer #12 (1.04mm) swap to Green At layer #18 (1.52mm) swap to White for the rest

Hack The Planet Floppy (HueForge)

Cool Stuff

JamesThePrinter

Print-in-place chain link fidget toy - available in 4 sizes. <ul><li>Small (8 Links) - Ideal for one-handed use</li><li>Medium (12 Links) - Good middle ground, useable in one or two hands (Recommended)</li><li>Large (16 Links) - Great for use with two hands</li><li>XL (40 Links) - No real purpose, just for fun!</li></ul>You can roll, twist, curl the chain inside your hand(s) and make interesting shapes. For Medium and Large sizes, place it on two fingers and rotate the chain around, as if you were twiddling your thumbs. No special settings are required for these models. However, the joints may need broken in, depending on the accuracy of your printer.&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/JamesThePrinter" rel="nofollow noopener">Buy Me A Coffee</a>&nbsp;The filaments used in the pictures above:Small - polymaker PolyTerra Marble PLA Small - Fillamentum Wizard's Voodoo PLAMedium - Inland Blue Tough PLALarge - polymaker PolyTerra Army Red PLALarge - Inland Yellow Tough PLAXL - Fillamentum Lilac PLA

Chain Link Fidget (Print-In-Place)

Fidget Toys

BODY3D

Juste a cute Ghost !Print it without supports =)&nbsp;Video : <a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@body3d_/video/7151361561372691717" rel="nofollow">https://www.tiktok.com/@body3d_/video/7151361561372691717</a>

Ghost Booh

Holiday

dp makes

A pan flute, also known as panpipes or syrinx, is a musical instrument that works on the principle of the closed tube. It consists of multiple pipes that gradually increase in length (and sometimes girth) from one end to the other. Pan flutes have been popular as folk instruments for centuries, with various varieties found in cultures around the world.&nbsp;I think my idea of creating a "Whistle Pan flute" by connecting whistles of different lengths in a line is an interesting and creative one. While it may not be a completely unique idea, it certainly has the potential to produce a unique and fun sound. By carefully selecting and aligning the whistles, it may be possible to achieve a greater range of notes than a traditional pan flute. It would be exciting to see how different materials and shapes of whistles could be used to create even more variations in sound.&nbsp;This model is in progress and I will continue to tune until I have a model that gives a great Whistling Flute sound.&nbsp;•Print settings•&nbsp;Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 15%&nbsp;<h4>Important notice:</h4>This design is free for the benefit of the community, but If you like my designs and want to contribute, you can make a donation to <a target="_blank" href="https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/DPalacionis" rel="nofollow noopener">paypal, </a>that will be greatly appreciated.

Whistle Pan flute

Sound and Music

Extrutim

Over 90 000 downloads and over 20 000 likes speaks for itself, a very popular filament clip now for you, here!&nbsp;A simple filament clip which prevents the filament from unwinding reliably! I&#39;ve tested many filament clips in the past, but couldn&#39;t find one that I was 100% satisfied with. Out of this need I have designed this small clip!&nbsp;This is the easiest way to attach the clip: Hold the end of the filament between your thumb and index finger, and press down on the previous winding with your middle finger. This way you can loosen the previous winding a bit to make it easier to get underneath with the clip to attach it. Do it a few times and it will be done in a few seconds.&nbsp;Important: Make sure your filament is not over extruded. This can cause the clip to not work as well as it could. I recommend regular PLA, Silky PLA has a poorer layer adhesion which can cause the clip to break.&nbsp;<blockquote>Tip:  2.85mm filament? Just scale the clip in your slicer to 160%.</blockquote>The most important features in short:<ul><li>Only requires about 1g of filament and prints in about 7min.</li><li>Does not attach to the spool. This makes it compatible with any filament spool and they can still be stacked easily.</li><li>Has a grip for easier handling.</li><li>A &#34;scoop&#34; to get under the previous winding better.</li><li>Bends the filament just slightly and therefore doesn&#39;t damage it.</li><li>A separate version with a hole in the grip to hang it up.</li></ul>The different clips explained separately:&nbsp;The classic: Unchanged because the vast majority are perfectly satisfied with this clip.The stronger clip: If you use Silky PLA or another filament with poorer layer adhesion, this scoop will be more sturdy.The clip for beasty filament: Filaments like PC are very slippery and stiff at the same time. The previous turn is clamped much stronger and prevents slipping.The closed clips: If the filament is fed into a Bowden tube these clips can stay on the filament. The hole is shaped so that the filament when it is straight simply slips through, if it is wound on the spool it holds the filament by its bending. There are these two versions, depending on which one you like better in handling.&nbsp;Remix? Please remember to select the same license as from this model when remixing.&nbsp;You can find <a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/model/24371-grandmas-favorite-filament-clip" rel="nofollow noopener">the original upload here</a>, of course I would be very happy about a like and a follow there!<blockquote>Commercial use: Even if the license forbids this I agree if you show this model to your audience in a video etc. or use it if you run a business. Only selling the files or the physical model is prohibited. Please remember to name me as the author and link to this page.</blockquote>

Grandma's Favorite Filament Clip

3D Printer Tools

MadMax3D

Check out my new and <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/105448#profileId-112537" rel="nofollow noopener">improved version</a> that also works with the A1 printer<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:9.01%;"><a href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/105448#profileId-112537" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener"><img src="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw/ABLVV84lQ342EQyh0hZqx_iXGvAcjWcv7131s3yTuuwsw_Faa0WUlUW8RcZeHFm1LzoDIXkenJSzbeqA8HE8VwbGDU-9y6PrzgkDnnkOYXebyrxuh9qU5eXCGefzWEo1hbkuGKFQB6KmEMEuCk7o6xkkXHhUwdpJMS8gvowvODr53G8jxHVRfzp-UpLk6jpAOGx6wH7lVv0PGUhVDtp2IK6dcwx2g5AJYRFpFQtJUcB-ptKHCqNNhaUIUb-2s5Yj0VLF2NO51ExwVfzAC4VMjhBLAHwUHb1b1IP3OkWpsgWyoMcN0LXtXr876YLKzG2qvdfuG06fppFPZICjCmVWlF1yNGrhMK4eXb1mmIOyMKtbFGoJS9sxEUpkVSFkqF06lJGjSaRAANzVOl4WwnKt3vb0DiTvDbdH_En-PRPDCHyEGZe4rtrPFe_gDec5QU0l2-ur_EbYx83tMAlpdVMVdVJtYUJPxzd8QDTsc_L3ujbl6rcrtZsyO30BLajq4hp_U-m7zvrNYWCsGuBI5rUTHpiyR-iPJqjaJfyEhczQ-X3bHureGvtNl97O5ljGvaERjDpsmEbdpIEvf5v2dy5jurZ7zzLe4rzi2bBtq2ewpGR0mV8bceLp1r9HIjgQKIAPmdjic1zAhfkFmTHb3403eqO_fMOfzCU3bYgwp4OqGlz2gom1Bji11DITYsj_ai7090X0iSIjxkO-r6k0q6eFn_tod61i8qLBhAC4bUtQmTZpLu8V8pD4ucfVj4X5F3RX84rbop4FwsFEXx0QD_aQ9PNewjZgB3LPDIAeER9wJ8rE6MSwj0x8YSLec2zRXIVXNlUfqAaiLoXlrXe71gzGzdBsWeOcglVxWsZLAx0SSZaTli672YEU7mzswv5K2JLX3hLbG6SuR4GT-N8DBhskuT7G0C_gHQ3iawNawrRZkrjMQOWAM-6Ae2zG8AaNW5MhNVMKddko5-yWNTfcfhPu24svhpz_NUwiaaiOG0PHVjlwMEpP9Dg=w1276-h957-s-no-gm?authuser=0"></a></figure>Check out my lead screw cleaner for the <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/77336#profileId-81722" rel="nofollow noopener">A1 Mini</a>&nbsp;I was looking for a simple, hands-free way to clean the black soot off the lead screws on my X1C, MK3S and Prusa Mini. To use this cleaner, simply stuff some tissue, paper towel or sponge material in the cavity, douse it in IPA and clip it to the lead screw. Move the z-axis up and down. Be careful not to crush the cleaner between the top or bottom.I've included the Fusion file which has a “snugness” parameter called SNUG. This parameter adjusts the tightness of the fit and is set to .2mm in the .stl. It adjusts the distance between the inner faces of the clip portion. If the clip is too tight, reduce the snugness parameter to .1 or to 0.<a target="_blank" href="https://photos.app.goo.gl/rwRcAqLDimVnrqh19" rel="nofollow noopener">Video Bambu Front Screw</a><a target="_blank" href="https://photos.app.goo.gl/USkbGSJ66UxdCw7VA" rel="nofollow noopener">Video Bambu Rear Screw</a><a target="_blank" href="https://photos.app.goo.gl/EP9oCR47BrkFgzwYA" rel="nofollow noopener">Video MK3S Dual Cleaning</a>I printed it in PLA, .2mm layer height, no supports and no brim.&nbsp;Update 1 Per request for those without Fusion 360, I've added three new .stls with preconfigured snugness settings. Snugness refers to the distance between the inner faces so that it clips snugly onto the screw 8mm. Snug 0 = 8mm, Snug .2 = 7.8mm and Snug .4 = 7.6mm.&nbsp;Update 2 I have provided a configurator in OnShape to be able to create a model with your custom snugness setting between 7.4 and 8 mm. OnShape is a CAD program, much like Fusion 360, but you don't need to have a copy, or even an OnShape account. The design will open in a browser window where you can enter the desired value and generate your own model with custom snugness dimension. See “OnShape Lead Screw Customization.pdf” in the documentation section.