kyleehlers93

Knilloc

This is my take on the attachable Packout feet. I have connected the feet in sets of two or 4 to make aligning them to the bottom of whatever you want to attach them to easier. I have also created a pair that have a locking tab on the front to more securely lock whatever you are wanting to attach, all you have to do is pull up on the tab and slide out almost like a normal Packout box. I have also added files for feet that can go down the middle of a box as well for anyone that would like the feet more centered, along with an individual foot that is a much tighter fit since it doesn&#39;t have a lock.&nbsp;The third picture is showing the different screws that I have found that fit through the holes to mount them. The max size I have found that fits are #6 screws as well as M4 bolts. M5 bolts will work as well but you will have to use the screw or a tap to thread the plastic.&nbsp;The last picture is showing an M4 bolt coming up through the bottom of the foot and I thought that you could use a paint pin to mark the top of the bolt and press whatever you are wanting to mount onto it so it will mark the holes perfectly.

Packout Feet Easy Alignment

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jmdirk

Piston shelf support. 6" wide. Countersunk holes for #8 screws for mounting. Modelled after a Chevy 350 piston

Piston Shelf Support

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lars.komm

I had the problem that I occationally get poop ending up back on the build plate and the chute clogging from filament cought by the flap. Looking around for possible solutions I came across two models:<ol><li>@z3d's Purge Chute Extention on Printables</li><li>Downhill_Solutions' Poop Pop Stop here on Makerworld</li></ol>Although both solutions mitigated the problems somewhat, they were designed to adress only one problem at a time and were incompatible. The chute extension was great at avoiding filament getting caught by the flap and causing clogs, the poop stop did a very good job in reliably getting the poop off the nozzle and avoiding it to get slung back on the plate. I wanted a solution to do both.I remixed the chute extention to work inside the poop stop and did some motifications to the latter to allow for free movements of the flap. I also widened the opening of the poop stop and removed some internal structure as the flap now does that job.Print settings:<ul><li>For best performance print in Material that accepts higher temperatures like ABS or ASA.</li><li>Use at least 3 walls and 3 top-/bottom layers</li><li>You'll need some supports at the front part of the cover.</li><li>Use a wide brim with the flap</li><li>Other than that, default settings should work fine.</li></ul>Disclaimer: It works great for me, yet it may not work for everyone. I'm not responsible for any damage you do to your printer. It might work for the P1 series aswell but I couldn't test that. Print and install at your own risk. Caution! Be aware that there is a risk of bending your nozzle when the cover is not properly seated. Be aware of that!Other than that: have fun!&nbsp;Thanks to @z3d and Downhill_Solutions for their great work!!! Make sure you check out their work!

Bambu Lab X1 Poop Chute System

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FlorinV

Please share your make and let me know your opinion about this model. Thank you and have a great week !&nbsp;Update 11.03.2024: Added “Skull" lid. There is an optional profile for printing this lid. <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/@timon1201" rel="nofollow noopener">@timon1201</a> did a similar lid and gave me this idea. thanks !&nbsp;Update 29.12.2023: Added “Pine cone” lid. You can find it in the Optional Lids profile. The lid has fine details, please be sure your printing plate is clean (no finger grease etc.).&nbsp;The Automatic Toothpick dispenser:<ul><li>All parts are 3d printed, all in one plate. No AMS needed.</li><li>Several Lids to choose from and a clean lid to customize it as you wish. “Voronoi” and “Yoda” lid are found in the model profile. Other optional lids will be added to the “Optional Lids” profile.</li><li>Each part easily fit together. Please check the short building video bellow. ( 1min 30sec minutes to build )</li><li>works with toothpicks of max 66mm and approx. 2mm diameter (normal toothpicks I've found ). Please shake the dispenser to arrange the toothpicks correctly and parallel. Throw away toothpicks that look too different than normal ones: damaged, askew.</li><li>The two arms that hold the big parts together have printed on them L and R, to be sure you set them correctly (left and right).</li><li>The 3d printed spring should be inserted like in the video, first on the back with the other end up, then the front.</li></ul><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:30.4%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/682841/2023-12-14_9977d673e0c9a.png"></figure><ul><li>Second spring is optional (the left one). After some use, it will work smoother, as the parts needs some time to slide easier one on each other. From my experience, the right spring is enough, but feel free to play around.</li><li>If some of the toothpicks are thrown, it means some of them are a bit too thin. You can dispense them better by releasing the push pad slower. :)</li><li>If at some moment it stops from giving toothpicks, it can happen that the feeding zone is blocked by two toothpicks (usually because some toothpicks are smaller/bigger, damaged, askew etc). It's easily fixed by shaking a bit the whole model and/or press harder on the push part.</li><li>The parts are finely designed to work together, so I suppose it's important to have a good filament and calibrated. Please use my tested profile.</li><li>You can choose from two different lids (in the main profile, more lids in a separate profile - Optional Lids). The “Yoda” lid is a separate plate as it's using AMS and 2 colors.  You can print it without AMS and leave empty space in the lid where letters and Yoda is (don't print the letters and Yoda).</li><li>I've added another profile (For Thinner Toothpick - only base part) containing only the base part for cases where your toothpicks are often flying out of the dispenser. This is usually a problem related too thin toothpicks. This part is only the base part which should handle such toothpicks.</li><li>Based on the review of eric.joschko (thank you!!), he scaled everything to 108% and everything works perfect for he's toothpicks which i understood they are 68mm length.</li><li>Based on review of Sven_fretz (thank you!!): “scaled everything up to 125% and it works fine with my 80mm toothpicks.”</li><li>For better spring action and to be sure they keep their power better in time, you can print only the springs with PETG.</li></ul>This is the building video (1min 30sec minutes ): <a target="_blank" href="https://youtu.be/BJucPYljE2o" rel="nofollow noopener">https://youtu.be/BJucPYljE2o</a><figure class="media"><div data-oembed-url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJucPYljE2o"><div style="position: relative; padding-bottom: 100%; height: 0; padding-bottom: 56.2493%;"><iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/BJucPYljE2o" style="position: absolute; width: 100%; height: 100%; top: 0; left: 0;" frameborder="0" allow="autoplay; encrypted-media" allowfullscreen=""></iframe></div></div></figure>&nbsp;If you like this model, please check out my new Salt & Pepper dispensers: <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/228050#profileId-245632" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/228050#profileId-245632</a><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:56.68%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/682841/2024-03-06_0e2805d6f36fc.jpg"></figure>&nbsp;Or, my fun and easy to print, easy to use filament cutter: <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/137257#profileId-149353" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/137257#profileId-149353</a><figure class="image"><a href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/137257#profileId-149353" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/682841/2024-01-15_0a30aa152023c.png"></a></figure>&nbsp;Disclaimer: YOU ACKNOWLEDGE, BY YOUR USE OF MY MODELS, THAT YOUR USE OF THE MODELS IS AT YOUR SOLE RISK.<h2>LIMITATION OF LIABILITY</h2>UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES AND UNDER NO LEGAL OR EQUITABLE THEORY, SHALL THE DESIGNER OF THE MODELS BE LIABLE TO YOU OR TO ANY OTHER PERSON FOR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL LOSSES OR DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OF OR INABILITY TO USE THE MODELS OR 3D PRINTED MODELS.

Toothpick Dispenser - all parts printed

bri0nac

Like most other Wolf Pup owners I did not have a need for the equipped Bluetooth speaker mount. While the two USB ports are a good touch the mount is big and useless without the speaker, which is too pricy. So I put together a quick design to transform the speaker mount into a phone holder. It fits many smaller phones with the total spacing 12mm x 73mm. A pixel 4 is shown. Now available as a TV remote mount! &nbsp;Printed at .25mm height and with all supports.Files sources used are referenced below. Google Pixel 1 / Pixel 2 / Nexus 5 / Nexus 4 holder by <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/tpfaff100" rel="nofollow">tpfaff100</a>

Wolf Pup Furrion LIT Portable Speaker Dock to Phone or Remote Mount

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Jaatinen3D

➡️ <a target="_blank" href="https://than.gs/m/1055858?affiliateCode=Jaatinen3D" rel="nofollow noopener">Check out the new double barreled shotgun available on Thangs!</a> ⬅️➡️ <a target="_blank" href="https://than.gs/m/1066044?affiliateCode=Jaatinen3D" rel="nofollow noopener">Check out the new semi-automatic pistol available on Thangs!</a> ⬅️&nbsp;This little front loading single shot airsoft gun isn&#39;t very powerful, but it&#39;s fun! You only need a rubber band or two and superglue apart from the printed parts to build this!&nbsp;➡️ <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/401277#profileId-302766" rel="nofollow noopener">There is also a display stand for this gun!</a> ⬅️&nbsp;Printing tips:All the parts are oriented in the correct printing orientation.&nbsp;Use supports for Gun Frame Left and Gun Frame Right. All other are up to how your printer can handle small bridges.&nbsp;I recommend using a brim for Bullet Inner Clip.&nbsp;Assembly:See the assembly video here: <a target="_blank" href="https://youtu.be/CcxBWW-xZbo" rel="nofollow noopener">https://youtu.be/CcxBWW-xZbo</a>&nbsp;The bullets can fit up to 4 BBs, but I recommend using just one. You can try and see how a 4 BB bullet shoots. 😅If you don&#39;t have BBs, I&#39;ve included a printable bullet that works at least as well as a BB!

Tickler BB-13 — Fully 3D-printable airsoft gun

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aquase

Lexus/Toyota Traction Board Keychain. Prints best with a .2 nozzle. .4 nozzle will work, you just lose some of the details. 2 models, 1 for Lexus 1 for Toyota

Milwaukee shit

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toys to make

taco prints