prelog.jure

PashionFruit

This minimalistic, lightweight redesign of the Bambu Lab wireless mouse is compatible with the <a target="_blank" href="https://store.bambulab.com/products/wireless-mouse-components-kit-002" rel="nofollow noopener">Wireless Mouse Components Kit 002</a>. With a lot of mice the pinky and ringfinger hang a bit to the side but with this design the pinky has its own platform on which it can rest. For spot for the thumb does not only look cool  but also allows for a comfortable fit where the part can flex to accommodate for slightly thicker thumbs for a supportive thumb rest. This also helps with moving speed as now the thumb can push and pull on the mouse from left to right instead of only being able to push&nbsp;PRINT TIPS:<ul><li>Print with ≥ 0.2mm layer height</li><li>Some supports are needed but should be easily removed</li><li>Print a bit slower than usual because of the many thin features (when the thin features are connected at the top they aren&#39;t as fragile as they are during the printing process)</li></ul>

Ripple - Bambu Lab Computer Mouse Redesign

mouse

Maddin0181

(EN)A solution to climb the spool holder with the AMS lite attached at the top.One profile for the left and one for the right side.&nbsp;(DE)Eine Lösung den Spulenhalter bei oben angebrachtem AMS lite zu befestigen.  Ein Profil für die linke und eins für die rechte Seite.

A1 Top-side-mount Spool Holder with AMS Lite

Kit Crafters

Hey all!&nbsp;Recently, I saw <a target="_blank" href="https://www.reddit.com/r/3Dprinting/comments/1ba7ejo/weaving_with_my_3d_printer/" rel="nofollow noopener">a post on /r/3Dprinting showcasing a wonderfully inventive technique</a> from <a target="_blank" href="https://www.reddit.com/user/CheesmondN" rel="nofollow noopener">/u/CheesmondN</a> where the 3D printer was able to print weaves in thin air without supports. The idea intrigued me greatly and so I tried to recreate it myself and am happy to say that I've found some workable solutions.&nbsp;This model is much simpler than /u/CheesmondN's model, mine has four simple posts, is 25 mm high, and is mostly a proof-of-concept with some information on what worked and what failed for me when trying to create this weaving effect.&nbsp;I found that the start and end of each weave behaved better when adding a perpendicular jutting edge instead of having the weave smoothly blend into the post:<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/680430/2024-03-10_ba085bb9aa74f.png"></figure>&nbsp;It's also important that the weaves are placed in intervals of whatever the layer height is. I have them 1mm apart since 0.2mm layers will fit into it well. If the placement intervals isn't easily divisible by the layer height, some of the weaves might be 2 layers tall, which is fine, but won't be uniform throughout the weaves.&nbsp;According to the original inventor of this idea, they were able to achieve the weaving affect with fully stock slicer settings. I, however, have had to change the slicer settings once to get what I feel is ideal. I have turned on “Detect Thin Walls” and have left everything else the same. My reason for doing this is that I've found that even if I make the weave strands perfectly detectable without “Detect Thin Walls”, the slicer will enforce that there be an outer and inner wall. This makes it so that the weave strands will be 2 layers wide, which is also fine, but not what I personally wanted to achieve. By turning on “Detect Thin Walls”, the slicer is forced to only use one wall to create the weave strands.&nbsp;It's also important to note that the slicer will throw a warning and that I've found it better that the slicer does the weave strands as an “Outer Wall”:<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/680430/2024-03-10_6d1ce3db38fc1.png"></figure>You can see above, that the weave strands are not considered ‘Overhangs’ in the slicer but are considered “Outer Walls”.&nbsp;I've tested this model on the X1C, A1, and A1 mini, all with great success.&nbsp;Besides the aesthetic of the weaves, I believe this technique has more potential to be used to create special kinds of overhangs. I'm testing out some possibilities and hope to share them if they lead anywhere.&nbsp;This model is released under the Creative Commons Public Domain, and the FCStd (FreeCAD file) has been provided for those who would like a closer look at my solution for 3D printed weaving.<h2>Printing Tips:</h2><ul><li>“Detect Thin Walls” must be on</li><li>Dry filament, the model is very susceptible to stringing</li><li>The weaves print better when they're detected as “Outer Wall” and not as “Overhang”</li></ul>

3D Printer Weaving Test

testi

Rober7Crow

New update available 18.04.2024 at : <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/433967#profileId-338755" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/433967#profileId-338755</a>  Changes :-the possibility of taking one tablet a day-the possibility of taking two tablets a day-larger size and easier accessibility-smaller version available-no more lifting and no mixing of the smaller tablets inside box-when you turn the knob for the first time, the cover locks and is released when the refill appears again-more reliable stopping at the right position and a click appears<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:59.14%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000174640/design/2024-04-18_141c21ad02896.jpg"></figure>    I&#39;ve found a solution to easily find a tablet when you&#39;re still quite sleepy.When I saw the challenge I thought I should make something easy to put together.  Now I won&#39;t have to look for pills anymore and they will be ready.  I made a weekly pill dispenser so that it is easy to refill on Sundays.Update:9.2.2024 added bigger version for 20%Update: 11.2.2024 added higher for 15mm and sample cupsUpdate: 19.02.2024 added cover in German language Update: 02.03.2024 added cover in French language Update: 21.03.2024 added cover in Czech language <h3>If you want the covers in another language, please leave a comment and I will prepare it for you.</h3>Below is a picture of how easy it is to assemble.<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000174640/design/2024-02-06_b997b305e5207.png"></figure>Use a silica gel and insert it into the bottom slot so the tablets stay dry. <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000174640/design/2024-02-08_eb016ce497945.jpg">

Weekly pill dispenser

mama

Ken Mills

Ethernet cable clips and cover for routing along walls. Uses standard course drywall, #5 or similar screws. Versions for one through four cables are included.&nbsp;The cover was intended for routing the cables through a wall. One variation has knockouts that can be removed to help space / secure the cables.

mouse

A1

testi

mama

utp