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Open Source Fool
@opensourcefool
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Recent convert from Creality tinkering to Bambu printing. Recovering English teacher, principal, and CTO still working in Ed Tech.
When doing some electrical work, I found that all of the face plate covers I bought at a big box store had the screws loose in a separate small baggie. Back in the day, screws would come pre-inserted into the face plates and have little cardboard or plastic retaining washers. Knocked these out in TInkercad in about 20 seconds, and they do the trick.
Electrical outlet cover screw retaining washer
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Quick, easy print on my A1. The "claw" is nice and tight and holds its position, and so far the printed nuts and bolts seem to keep the stand right where I want it. I found a box of old Entry Grade (budget) Gundam models that I put together in the 90's and couldn't find a printable stand for them since they have no hole or connector on the back. I'm grateful for this versatile stand!
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Excellent design with a clean and easy print. I used three different materials, including black PETG for the joints that needed to be the strongest. Highly recommend!
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My wife asked if I could print her some more bobbins for her hundreds of different embroidery threads. One bobbin plus one digital caliper plus five minutes in TinkerCAD, and here we are!
Basic Embroidery Thread Bobbin
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Works great to rove hair. Didn't help much with the rings of hair/lint that are tightly wound around each bristle, but then even a knife won't remove those >•<
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Printed easily, works like a charm on my A1. I decided to print each piece separately, to avoid wasting the change-over and prime tower filament.
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Nearly perfect. My PLA could probably use a little more drying, as the slips were a little messy - should have added supports manually, knowing how old my material was. If I were more responsible with my filament, this would have been perfect on the first try.
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The OG model, printed in PLA, would not slide together despite my best efforts to file it down. Reprinted the part that screws into the AMS in PETG using the new, looser version of the model and it is perfect. Very happy.
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