travellady05

3D-Print-Club

This is a tiny version of a sliding lid box. Can be used to store jewelry, memory cards, and/or as doll house accessories.

Tiny Box with Sliding Lid 

DEBBIE

DilsDT

Remote Control Holder

GREG

uhltimate

PLEASE USE THIS MODEL: <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/82443#profileId-87869" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/82443#profileId-87869</a>&nbsp;Product Description: Introducing the Pull Copter, a 3D printable toy for kids and kids at heart. It comprises just three parts: the pulling rod, the propeller (or spinning top), and the base. There's no need for assembly—print, play, and enjoy!&nbsp;How to Use:<ol><li>Print the three parts using a 3D printer.</li><li>Assemble by slotting the pulling rod into the base and attaching either the propeller or the spinning top.</li><li>Hold the base, pull the rod, and watch the propeller soar or the spinning top twirl into action.</li></ol>Safety Tips:<ul><li>Always supervise children during use.</li><li>Launch the Pull Copter in open areas away from obstructions and people.</li></ul>Unleash the fun with the Pull Copter—an easy, entertaining 3D-printed toy for all ages! Customize the experience with your choice of propeller or spinning top.

Flying Propeller (Pull Copter) & Spinning Top (No Supports, No Assembly Required)

Toys

PlantW0lf

Little fish tank planter I made to fit on the side of my tank. Clip perfect for sides up to 10.6mm thick. Printed in PETG, I recommend using tools to loosen the support around the clip if it comes out a bit snug

Fish Tank Planter

fish tank

RandyDandy

Screw mounted C-Clamp style with a single cable mount pass through. Use to organize or tidy up cables when not in use. Cable can be pull through when in used and pushed back into clamp once finished.&nbsp;This design was inspired from using a work laptop at home with an external monitor and a USB-C lightning cable.It was used to tidy up the USB cable when not in use and pulled out when need.

Cable Clip Mount

computer

mcmaven

This model has a print-in-place pop-out tab that can be used to extract the cartridge from the printer.&nbsp;I only discovered recently that X1Cs and P1S printers have a Activated Carbon Air Filter that extracts VOCs from the exhaust fan air. And that this filter should be replaced every three months if the printer is used for about 8 hours a day. Or once a month if the printer is used for production. All the solutions that I looked at required adding a tape tab or metal pins for hinged tabs to allow me to pull the filter out of the printer. My design has a print-in-place tab that can be bent out just enough to get your fingertip under, and the mechaism consumes minimum space inside the filter, maximizing the amount of activated carbon pellets that can be used.&nbsp;The cut-away image shows the tab and hinge mechanism of the design. When the print comes off the printer (before you put any pellets in it) press the (blue) ‘circle’ hard to break the tab free. There will be a distinctive POP when the tab breaks loose. The backstop prevents you from breaking the hinge. The tab should swing out a couple of mm.&nbsp;Buy Activated Carbon Charcoal Pellets that are used in aquarium or pond filters. And make sure that they are “Acid Free”.&nbsp;The top slides in, to cover the Activated Charcoal pellets. It&#39;s stiff the first time you insert the top, but it loosens up after a few insertions.&nbsp;To remove the cartridge from the printer, remove the backpanel cover. There are tabs on the top and bottom of the cover that can make it feel like it might break before it comes off, but just pull hard. Then press on the ‘circle’ and put your finger tip or fingernail under the right side of the tab that sticks out to pull the cardridge out of the printer.&nbsp;A video showing the filter replacement process is here:  <figure class="media"><oembed url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=banXzIBOXh4"></oembed></figure>&nbsp;&nbsp;

Refillable Activated Carbon Air Filter

UnclePete-Designs

Print in horizontal orientation and with 6 Wall loops (100%) for strength. Should be printed with material that can withstand higher temperatures during summer. Support is recommended.Small pin needs to be inserted into the retainers' slot and once the Retainer is mounted, pushed in to lock it in place.

KIA Telluride / Hyundai Palisade - Rear Window Curtain Retainer

Palisade

Kevin11

Made this extender to fit over Camco Extensions(42123). My RV sits at a slight angle while parked and the Camco extension didn't drip the water far enough away from the sides. made these to slide right over, they fir snug enough but a little silicone makes sure they wont go anywhere. these add 3.25 inches to the camco pieces and move the water about 4 inches fron the RV sides.

RV Gutter Extender

matttatro

Here are some rotary extensions which I created in order to get away from the way too large “none print zone” issue on the laser. I would recommend printing these in PLA lating down to have the stiffness required. They use the same screws and fit on the rotary as the original clamps do.

WeCreat Rotary Extensions

WECREAT

djngnear

Sometime tape leaves a nasty residue so I modeled these after my Yellotools' clips. There's 3 sizes in my print profile. The 120mm clip will fit around a 50 yard roll and the 54mm clip is good for smaller rolls like Cricut rolls but you can scale accordingly. The PLA I've printed them in have bent fine around the rolls of vinyl.

Vinyl Roll Clip

Cricut

DesignCraft

A collection of kitchen and bathroom drain strainers, stoppers, and drain pads. Useful for kitchen sinks, bathroom sinks, utility sinks, bathtubs, and probably more!&nbsp;Before printing, please review the list of models and their respective measurements followed by some additional notes.&nbsp;General Notes:<ul><li>The only model that requires support is Part 4 (sink_stopper_4_fin) of the Bathroom Sink Drain Stopper (Experimental).</li><li>No brim is necessary for any of these models.</li><li>Concentric or Archimedean Chords for top and bottom surface patterns works well for many of these models as they're circular.</li></ul>&nbsp;Kitchen Sink Drain Strainer<ul><li>111.5mm outer diameter</li><li>66mm basket diameter</li><li>32.6mm basket depth</li></ul>Voronoi Kitchen Sink Drain Strainer (Experimental)<ul><li>111.5mm outer diameter</li><li>68mm basket diameter</li><li>36.3mm basket depth</li></ul>Utility Sink Drain Strainer<ul><li>72mm outer diameter</li><li>42.6mm basket diameter</li><li>25mm basket depth</li></ul>Bathroom Sink Drain Strainer<ul><li>33mm top diameter</li><li>26mm basket diameter</li><li>51mm height</li></ul>Bathroom Sink Drain Stopper (Experimental)<ul><li>33mm top diameter</li><li>28mm shaft diameter</li><li>130mm height</li><li>The ring (part 5) must be printed in TPU filament (or similar)</li></ul>Large Drain Stopper Pad<ul><li>150mm diameter</li><li>TPU filament (or similar)</li><li>Engineering plate (or similar smooth built plate)</li></ul>Medium Drain Stopper Pad<ul><li>100mm diameter</li><li>TPU filament (or similar)</li><li>Engineering plate (or similar smooth built plate)</li></ul>Small Drain Stopper Pad<ul><li>50mm diameter</li><li>TPU filament (or similar)</li><li>Engineering plate (or similar smooth built plate)</li></ul>&nbsp;Instructions for the Bathroom Sink Drain Stopper (Experimental)<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/159522/2023-10-11_8aa9334ebbc7a.png"></figure><ol><li>Insert 2 into 1. Try pushing the teeth of 2 together and then coming in at a top down angle into 1. Then slide the teeth down and when you reach the circle, lift the center of 2 to lock in place.</li><li>Slide 3 into 1 (on top of 2) while pushing down on 2's circle tab which will lock into 3's circle.</li><li>Slide in 4 on the opposite side.</li><li>Pinch 5 to get it around 6. Pull down one side of the ring (5) until it pops into place. This is best done on the wide sides of 6. Then do the same on the opposite side to fully pop in the ring (5).</li><li>Slide 6 sideways into the notch at the top of 2.</li></ol>&nbsp;My TPU SettingsI know this may help some people so I'm including the slicer settings I use for TPU.<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/159522/2023-10-11_23495439f19ba.png"></figure>