breacasu

i3Dprint

Building on the work of Evo 3D and JeffA, this is (what I feel to be) the ultimate Amiga / Commodore Amiga Tank Mouse (1352) build with custom scroll wheel, to suit the <a target="_blank" href="https://store.bambulab.com/products/wireless-mouse-components-kit-002" rel="nofollow noopener">Bambu Wireless Mouse Components Kit 002.</a>&nbsp;Based on the classic Commodore / Commodore Amiga Tank Mouse (1352), this wireless mouse shell offers a genuine retro feel for your computer, and includes a custom scroll wheel and DPI button.&nbsp;Set on two plates to allow you to create your own shell / button colour combination. I used Bambu PLA Basic Beige for the shell, and Bambu PLA Basic Blue Grey for the buttons to create a retro feel.&nbsp;The buttons push on to the spring plate (all on the second plate) with the highest points facing outwards, and can optionally be secured with a drop of glue. The DPI button simply pushes into the slot on the spring plate.&nbsp;The custom scroll wheel has a lovely knurled finish, and allows you to have a fully colour matched button set. To install it, simply carefully remove the rubber part of the wheel that comes with the mouse kit, and carefully push on this replacement part.&nbsp;Assemble the buttons into the top shell - if you&#39;re like me and like the buttons to be fixed, you can optionally screw in a M3 x 8 screw to hold the spring plate to the top shell. Assembly of the rest of the mouse is in line with the official kit instructions:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Amiga / Commodore Amiga Tank Mouse 1352 with wheel

Retro

FunkyArt

A few years ago I made this as a rendering for my kitchen backsplash. At some point I thought, why not print it out and put it on a shelf?It's a tribute to the legendary photo from the New York Times "Lunch atop a skyscraper" and of course Star Wars. Now what has always belonged together comes together ...&nbsp;If you don't want to waste so much material or have problems while printing, try cutting the model exactly in the middle of the support surface, like here (or use the halfcut profile):<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:100%;"><img src="https://media.printables.com/media/prints/474202/rich_content/745475e4-d756-4984-b39e-6e8470fef94b/thumbs/cover/800x477/png/unbenannt.webp"></figure><figure class="image image_resized image-style-align-center" style="width:99.69%;"><img src="https://media.printables.com/media/prints/474202/rich_content/ba54fb57-f598-4b31-9bf8-5d75aba81fbe/thumbs/cover/800x600/jpeg/image3.webp"></figure>This makes it an pretty easy print (use tree support!) I glued the legs and the surface with plastic glue, it holds perfect and the result looks quite good.<figure class="image image_resized image-style-align-center" style="width:99.15%;"><img src="https://media.printables.com/media/prints/474202/rich_content/60e8a19b-5c21-493e-8e4c-e9037d5b321b/thumbs/cover/800x600/jpeg/image0.webp"></figure><figure class="image image-style-align-center image_resized" style="width:98.8%;"><img src="https://media.printables.com/media/prints/474202/rich_content/5468c86b-fb99-4dea-9c33-e2af387fe6d8/thumbs/cover/800x600/jpeg/image0.webp"></figure>&nbsp;

Lunch atop a shelf (StarWars Troopers)

Spielzeug

Jal Shah

Bambu Lab recommends thoroughly cleaning carbon rods with isopropyl alcohol frequently as a maintenance step. But reaching both rods inside printer and cleaning them with fat fingers like mine can be tricky. Also, it's always a chore to keep printers maintained and most users like me simply get tired of doing it and avoid doing this until they start getting print issues.With this cleaner, now you can clean both rods at the same time by moving the extruder left and right. Attaching the tool to rods is extremely easy as the tool uses magnets to attach and align itself properly.<h3>Printing</h3>Print ONE “Connector”, ONE "Back L", ONE “Back R” and TWO “Front” pieces. Please do not use filaments that interact with Isopropyl Alcohol and instead simply use any old scrap PLA filament. You really do not need strength or beauty for such gadgets.<h3>Assembly</h3>Use picture provided as assembly guide. The tool uses four 6x3 magnets and non-abrasive kitchen sponge.<h3>Attaching to Carbon Rods and Use</h3>Soak sponge with Isopropyl Alcohol. Next, hold the back pieces around extruder on the back side and connect both front pieces with magnets. Now, simply move extruder left and right multiple times either by hand or from control panel.

Carbon Rods Cleaner for Bambu Lab Printers

Bambu Zubehör

The Gecko mag stand

Eis Magnetspiel turntable holder