browneye253

MatejB

Tablet or phone holder for car backseat. Mounted on front seats headrest.<figure class="media"><div data-oembed-url="https://youtu.be/daxH6tBSDYI"><div style="position: relative; padding-bottom: 100%; height: 0; padding-bottom: 56.2493%;"><iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/daxH6tBSDYI" style="position: absolute; width: 100%; height: 100%; top: 0; left: 0;" frameborder="0" allow="autoplay; encrypted-media" allowfullscreen=""></iframe></div></div></figure>You can try to print mount for my Toyota headrest dimensions. If it will not fit, you can change it in f3d file in Fusion 360. There go to Modify → Change parameters. Check the photos for parameters descriptions.&nbsp;The mounting dimensions between mount and holders are compatible with <a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/model/449110-universal-tablet-holder-for-carsheadrest-fully-pri" rel="nofollow noopener">this project</a>. So you can combine mounts and holders between these 2 projects.<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:30.15%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000433530/design/2024-04-18_c0140bbdf2bb.png"></figure>&nbsp;Included phone and tablet holders with printed spring. Tablet holder is in 2 variants, for clamping of 100-140mm dimensions, and 140-180mm dimensions.&nbsp;Notes:<ul><li>You can print headrest mount with PETG, but based on my experience, in hot summer days the PETG deforms under the load. So you may loose flexible properties. Recommending to print with material with higher temperature resistance than PETG.</li><li>I printed phone/tablet holders from PETG and so far didn&#39;t have any issue.</li><li>Don&#39;t try to configure negative tilt angle in parametric mount. It will work as a positive value. In order to achieve negative tilt, just flip printed part upside down since it is symmetric in this direction.</li><li>After the print, there might be tiny bonds between the sliding and static part. You may need to use some tool to initially push the sliding part. Then sliding has to work fine.</li></ul><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:287.812px;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000433530/design/745d8e41-120b-4a8c-a58e-ce08e7a852c7.png"></figure><ul><li>On demand, in the files is available 3mf project for tablet holder for 180_210mm dimension. However this tablet holder was not tested by me, so please keep in mind this. Feel free to share you experience with it.</li></ul>

Parametric tablet/phone holder with printed spring

To Print

rauberdaniel

Snap-fit AirTag mount to easily attach an AirTag below your bicycle seat.&nbsp;Optimized for easy 3D printing by having one completely flat surface, no post processing required. Simply click the AirTag into the mount and snap it on the rails below your bicycle seat.&nbsp;No tools or screws required.

AirTag Bicycle Seat Mount

Cycling

mrhiab

Cheese slice holder to keep the dam cheese slices in one spot in fridge.Works great, used it for years now.

Voroni Cheese Slice Holder

Kitchen

faithfulvein

<h3>Features:</h3><ul><li>Custom Fit: Precisely crafted to accommodate the QuinLED-Dig-Uno WLED controller.</li><li>Sloped PCB Guides: Facilitates effortless positioning of the PCB, simplifying the mounting process.</li><li>Secure Hold: The PCB is anchored firmly with M2x4 screws, maintaining stability throughout use, regardless of orientation.</li><li>Snap-Fit Design: The top and bottom components snap together, allowing tool-free accessibility.</li><li>Cable Management: Holes at both ends facilitate neat organization, and screw-down cable clamps assure cable security.</li><li>Vented Top: Designed with a vented structure, ensuring the controller remains at optimal temperatures.</li><li>Shadow Line Integration: A shadow line helps hide discrepancies between parts, making for a cleaner finish. Additionally, they act as a visual guide, simplifying alignment during assembly.</li><li>External WiFi Support: There are two version of the enclosure. One standard model and another that includes a hole for version of the Dig-Uno with an external WiFi antenna.</li></ul><h3>Additional Parts</h3><ul><li>4 x M2x4 button-head screws to mount the PCB</li><li>4 x M2x10 button-head screws for the cable clamps<ul><li>You might be able to get away with M2x8 screws depending on the diameter of the cables you use.</li></ul></li></ul><h3>Printing</h3>The enclosure is specifically designed for these settings but will probably work fine either way.<ul><li>Perimeters (Wall Loops): 3</li><li>Layer Height: 0.2mm</li></ul>

QuinLED Dig-Uno Snap Fit Enclosure

WLED

ArchiAle

<h2>A collection of funny signs for your home. Collect them all!</h2>Powered by Make My Sign from MakerWorld (makerworld.com/makerlab/MakeMySign)

[HC] Bathroom Sign 01

Decorations

JDJDJD

<h2>Meet The Shifty!</h2>&nbsp;The Shifty allows you to quickly and easily center your build plate on Bambu Lab 3D Printers (X1C/P1S/P1P Style).&nbsp;This is the first and original Build Plate Guide ever to be shared on MakerWorld.&nbsp;As a brand new product, I&#39;ve meticulously designed the Shifty to make your life easier, every time you insert your build plate.&nbsp;<h3>How it works:</h3>&nbsp;The Shifty build plate guide increases the contact area of the built-in plate guides. This means you have more room for error when sliding your plate into place.&nbsp;It also eliminates cases where the plate skips over the existing guides, or lands on top of them uncentered and un-level which can cause failed prints.&nbsp;The increased guide height also allows you to slide the plate in at a greater angle, which is more comfortable and minimizes instances when the plate clamps down before it&#39;s properly positioned.&nbsp;<h3>How to use:</h3>&nbsp;Slide your plate in like normal, but aim the back left corner of your plate towards the Shifty. Once you make contact it will take over and shift your plate perfectly into place.&nbsp;The Shifty is low profile and clips to the back left corner of your bed, out of the way from activity.&nbsp;<h3>Installation:</h3>&nbsp;Step 1 - Connect The Front:&nbsp;Insert the front tab into the notch located at the front of the built-in guides.&nbsp;Step 2 - First Click:&nbsp;Wrap it around towards the back and press so it “clicks” into place. (see video below).&nbsp;Step 3 - Second Click ←- Double Check This One:&nbsp;After you hear the first click as shown in the video, you may have to press down on rear hook (right side of back edge) to seat it properly into place. This is the second click. I recommend pressing down in the back even if you think you have it in place just to make sure.&nbsp;When properly installed, the Shifty will be very snug, perfectly level, and without distortion.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000083480/design/2023-12-04_8cba772444acc.gif"></figure>&nbsp;&nbsp;If you have any questions, feel free to direct message me.&nbsp;&nbsp;<h3>Tips and Notes:</h3><ul><li>The Shifty is designed to look cool and print beautifully. The supports are custom tailored and break away easily in one piece with a simple twist for most materials. For some materials, you can simply twist counterclockwise while it&#39;s still on the plate and it will cleanly break away.</li><li>To replace or remove, access it from the bottom side of the bed and press backwards on the back edge until it unclips.</li><li>When properly installed, the Shifty will be very snug and perfectly level. If it isn’t, study it&#39;s shape and check the back edge, you may need to push it down on the back edge so it snaps into place.</li><li>If you print a lot of high-temp materials, consider making a Shifty in PETG, ASA or ABS. These profiles are tested and also available.</li><li>At this time I&#39;m releasing the left side only. I have a right side model completed, but am not releasing it for now since the left-only approach works well and keeps the Shifty away from the back right purge strip activity. Feel free to mirror a right side in Bambu Studio for your own use, but please don&#39;t upload profiles with the right side mirrored at this time.</li></ul>

The Shifty - Build Plate Guide

3D Printing Helpers

Martin Kozak

Rush hour rules are easy. Clear the way for the red car to be able to leave the parking lot. Cars can move only forward/backward, no lifting the cars!&nbsp;Printing:<ul><li>Depending on the challenge difficulty, you'll need to print up to 4 trucks and 12 small cars. One of the small cars (preferably convertible one) must be printed in red.</li><li>Parking lot can be printed using different colors to highlight lanes and arrows:<ul><li>Option A - use filament color change in a layer. From 0 to 3.8 mm white color, from 4 all the way to the top grey color.</li><li>Option B - use provided 3mf file and AMS.</li></ul></li><li>Asphalt is as separated model for better visual.</li><li>0.2 mm layer height.</li><li>No supports needed.</li></ul>Other hardware and assembly:<ul><li>Besides filament, you'll also need 72 pcs of cylindrical neodymium magnets 5x1 mm (diameter x height). It is not mandatory, but it's much more comfortable to play with magnetic cars. Use superglue to attach magnets to place.</li><li>New travel friendly design - lid now serves as a stand too and is held in place (in both closed and opened state) using 8 pcs of 8x3 neodymium magnets.</li><li>Pieces of filament to connect hinges with lid and parking lot.</li></ul>You can generate challenges using online generator, for example <a target="_blank" href="https://www.thinkfun.com/internal/rush-hour-challenge-generator/" rel="nofollow noopener">here</a>. I attached several example challenges.

Rush hour - logical game with cars

Games

DennisV

This is a Door Corner for Wine Lovers and Fans of the Grinch :)&nbsp;Have fun and Merry Christmas