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Simple Elmers glue stick holder for the Ender 3 S1 Pro (or any similar frame).Print as whatever level of detail/resolution you wish in whatever material.I just used PLA at .28 layer height and .52 line width.Two different glue stick tube sizes are available:<ul><li>smaller - 6g glue stick</li><li>large - 40g glue stick</li></ul>I should be able to complete the set with the 22g tube size soon.&nbsp;

Ender 3 S1 Pro Elmers Glue Stick Holders -6g & 40g

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I had a couple of 36&#34; NeoPixel blades and really wanted a 30&#34; or 32&#34; one and I didn&#39;t want to buy a new blade.So I cut down one of them and needed a replacement blade tip. I bought a couple tips from two different vendors and none of them worked with my blades. All the tips I tried came from LGT vendors, but none had the correct ‘stem’ size to insert.So these are the simple designs are what I came up with.There are 4:<ol><li>Dome tip with stem</li><li>Dome tip without a stem</li><li>Bullet tip with stem</li><li>Bullet tip without a stem</li></ol>I ended up liking and using the dome tip with stem for my use.The ones with a stem are easier to install but the ones without are better for even lighting. CA/Crazy Glue is all that should be needed.I would not recommend battling with any of these unless you are confident in the strength of your print.I only plan on using mine for display or simple ‘battles’ with my 4 and 6 year olds. :)Printing:For strength, I used 25% grid infill on the dome stem.You could use 0% infill if you don&#39;t plan on any battle scenarios. This would be best for the lighting since the infill will not diffuse or dim the light transmission.I also chose to use transparent PLA for mine. White PLA just wasn&#39;t looking right to me with 2 walls and infill. Your mileage may vary.I added a picture of the tube cutter I used to cut the NeoPixel blade. Once cut, I left about 2 ½ pixels sticking up that filled up the tip. You should be able to get 2 - 3 pixels depending on the saber I guess.Pictures note: the out of focus lit up saber is the original blade and the one in focus is the printed tip.Just figured I&#39;d share.cheersj

NeoPixel Lightsaber Blade Tips (Dome & Bullet)

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I liked <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2259406" rel="nofollow">mwolson&#39;s controller stand</a> and printed a bunch for all my controllers and they are great.For a PS Dualshock or Dualsense, I just had to widen it to 70mm and the stands were great.However, the Dualsense Edge has the bottom buttons and rear buttons/paddles, so it didn&#39;t sit well.I am no 3D modeler, but I was able to import the stand into Tinkercad and then add simple cutouts to allow the controller to rest without touching those buttons.Sturdy and looks great. Yeah, a proper 3D modeler could make it form-fitting, but for me, this just works.I printed it on its side with tree supports in Cura for the one side&#39;s notch.Print however you wish.The Tinker: <a href="https://www.tinkercad.com/things/3tErHMnFH5S-ps5-dualsense-edge-stand-v2" rel="nofollow">https://www.tinkercad.com/things/3tErHMnFH5S-ps5-dualsense-edge-stand-v2</a><h3>Print Settings</h3>Printer Brand:CrealityPrinter: Ender-3 S1 ProRafts:NoSupports: YesResolution:.28 layer height / .52 line widthInfill: 15% linesFilament: <a href="http://www.amazon.com/s?url=search-alias&amp;field-keywords=Polymaker+Matte+PLA" rel="nofollow">Polymaker Matte PLA</a> White &amp; Black Notes:&nbsp;printed with Klipper at 90mms and Cura&#39;s tree supportsmulti-color was just filament changes at different layers&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Category: Video Games

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