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ABC3DPRINTS

My wife asked me for something to hold her phone, drink, and Bluetooth speaker when she&#39;s in pool. So, this is what I came up with.&nbsp;Secures to the top tube/frame of an Intex pool.&nbsp;No tools or fasteners needed. The tray slides on to the frame and the support bracket slide on to the frame underneath the tray. Note that these are a fairly tight fit so that the tray and support do not slide off. My initial design had a pin to hold the support in place, but found the support and tray held pretty well without it. I may look at putting the pin or some other retention/locking feature back in for future revisions.&nbsp;The frame is secured to the pool by a clamp with two screws. The threads are a fairly tight fit. This is my first go at modeling threads, so they could be better. However, I&#39;ve found that tight fit on the screws helps prevent them from backing out. I ran the screws through the frame and backed them out before attaching it to the pool.&nbsp;Printed in PETG to handle the heat &amp; solar load. I wouldn&#39;t recommend PLA for this application.&nbsp;I already have some revisions underway to reduce the material and print time. Feel free to drop comments with recommendations.&nbsp;*****Updates*****<ol><li>An A1 Mini profile has been added.  The support bracket has a section removed to allow the components to fit on one plate.  The tray size has been reduced to fit on the A1 Mini build plate.</li><li>Renamed the original profile “Version 1” and added a “Version 2” profile.  Version 2 addresses the biggest concern I&#39;ve heard from you all and has drain holes added to the tray.  If you already printed the other components and are looking for this, just print plate 2. I&#39;ve also included the support from the A1 Mini profile, which had cutouts added to make the print fit on the A1 mini plate and reduced the amount of filament needed.</li><li>Added a profile with the A1 Mini tray with drain holes added. Works with the other components in the A1 Mini profile.</li></ol>

Clamp on Pool Tray

Pool

kriswillcode

8 grams of filament, 20 minutes to print, and no assembly!&nbsp;Update: I added a new profile for a switch with increased tolerances. It&#39;s less “clicky” than the standard version, but should print easier if you&#39;re encountering problems with the toggle fusing to the body. <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/467451#profileId-392548" rel="nofollow noopener">Loose - 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill</a>&nbsp;Taking inspiration from my <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/66672" rel="nofollow noopener">original fidget toggle switch</a>, I designed a print-in-place version that uses about 8 grams of filament and takes about 20 minutes to print on my X1C. This model is experimental (it&#39;s definitely still a work-in-progress), so please report any issues you encounter.<h3>Print Settings</h3><ul><li>Material: PLA (see below)</li><li>Nozzle Size: 0.4mm</li><li>Layer Height: 0.2mm</li><li>Vertical Walls: 3</li><li>Top/Bottom Layers: 5</li><li>Infill: 15%</li><li>Supports: Nope</li></ul>The switch has been tested with several different filaments. All PLA variants tested (standard, matte, CF, silk, and Plus/Pro/Max) worked great, but standard and CF worked best. PETG was also tested, but the switch&#39;s &#34;click&#34; action wasn&#39;t very strong.&nbsp;The model has some areas with limited bed contact, so make sure you have decent bed adhesion. A glue stick or another adhesive is very helpful here.&nbsp;After printing, you&#39;ll need to &#34;break&#34; the toggle from the axle. This requires a small amount of force, but you should be able to accomplish this using only your hands. You&#39;ll also need to flip the switch a few times to fully wear it in and smooth out the action.&nbsp;I designed the tolerances to be fairly loose for a 0.4mm nozzle. If you&#39;re having trouble with the toggle fusing to the axle, lower your extrusion flow ratio by a percentage point or two. I also added a new “loose” variant with increased tolerances, but the action is less “clicky.”&nbsp;If you print one, please post a make! If you encounter any issues, post a comment. Thanks!

Print-in-Place Fidget Toggle Switch

ASMR

Pako_3D

This is my first go at designing a full size printed Crankbait. I think the finished model and results (fish caught) where well worth the effort.The bait is printed in two halves and then glued together. (I used super glue) Three small pieces of 1.75mm filament are use to aid in aligning the halves while joining. A single piece of wire (I used motorcycle safety wire) is bent (see pictures for shape) to form the loops for tie on and the hook mounts and fits in between the halves before gluing together.I printed this one with a .25 nozzle and .10 layer height to keep things smooth so your results may vary. After gluing the halves together the only post processing I did was to sand the glue seams flush.

Crankbait Fishing Lure

Sports

vali

Wobbley mouse toy for cats. Fill the mouse with cat nip or silver vine.Tip: if you have liquid cat nip, you van spray a tissue and put that inside.&nbsp;The base need to be 100% solid, I used 99 walls.&nbsp;There are two versions, one with small whisker holes for fishing line and one with larger holes for filament whiskers.<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000463573/design/2024-05-14_574064b86b7f1.jpg"></figure>

Wobble Mouse Toy for Cats

Pets

Devilmac

Pedro Pedro Pedro!Best button for your A1/A1mini.Hueforge:&nbsp;Swap Instructions: Start with Black At layer #41 (0.72mm) swap to Dark Gray At layer #48 (1.28mm) swap to Gray At layer #51 (1.6mm) swap to White for the rest.&nbsp;You can play with this layer height color! Be creative =)&nbsp;

Pedro Racoon Button Toolhead A1 / A1mini  Hueforge

MechEng67

Simple, good looking paper towel holder to mount under a countertop or cabinet. It will fit any paper towel roll up to 150mm in diameter. The length of the bar was designed for a standard paper towel roll (30cm high) but can be scaled accordingly to fit shorter or taller rolls if the standards differ in your country.&nbsp;Additional notes:<ul><li>4 #6 screws are required, can put up to 6 (3 per side) but 4 should be plenty.</li><li>Screws remain hidden with this design</li><li>The small flat piece is a drilling jig to help you make pilot holes in the correct location, discard after installation.</li></ul>Let me know if you have any questions.

Paper Towel Holder

Organization

w3r3wolv3s

LOTR White Tree of Gondor as a dimensional mosaic wall hanging.&nbsp;I printed this with Polymaker PLA Pro Metallic and Polymaker Silk PLA.&nbsp;Note: I wanted them as big as possible, so yes they print over the initial filament trace. It won&#39;t hurt anything, but you can always scale yours down a little and reposition, or add a pause and remove the initial trace lines.

LOTR White Tree of Gondor Dimensional Mosaic

Decor

WorkshopMadman

Paint drying cone

Tools/Utilities

Mr. S

This is a holder for a Nintendo Switch. It has slots in the top for you to be able to hang it from the back of car seat using paracord or other string/rope of your choice. Model prints well with a tight tolerance to the switch to prevent it from slipping out.

Switch Holder

Car/Auto

3D Printer Accessories/Tools

Prime

Low profile case that can support an active cooler. Snaps together.

Raspberry Pi 5 low profile case (active cooler)

Computer

Stag 3D

<h2>Novelty Knife through The Head Prop!</h2>Knife on a headband split in half to make it look like it&#39;s passing through your head, all that&#39;s needed is the blood!&nbsp;Simply place the grips in place and pass the studs through the three holes. Use glue to secure the grip as required.

Knife through the head prop!

Holiday

Ben Ripley

This is my Automatic Zen Garden, made using accessible parts from the maker&#39;s supply page and a small amount of sand (100g). I got my sand from Amazon by simply searching for &#34;craft sand.&#34; There are a lot of types/color choices, and I&#39;m sure most will work fine for this model.&nbsp;The assembly for this model is very simple:&nbsp;Start with the base part, ignoring the very smallest gear install the gears in order of size (large to small) use the provided images if this isnt clear. Then place the smallest gear onto the drive shaft of the TT motor and make sure it&#39;s securely on. Feed the USB cable through the hole in the side of the base and locate the thin pole sticking up in the bay for the motor. The TT motor has 2 holes that go all the way through it. Align the pole on the base with the right hole in the motor and let the teeth in the small gear fit between the teeth in the large gear next to it. Then place the top part onto the base unit. Take the rake and align it with the square hole in the last gear. You should be able to see it through the hole in the top part. Make sure this part is fixed securely. After this, pour in 100g of sand of your choice. Plug in the USB cable and let the Automatic Zen Garden do the rest.

Automatic Zen Garden 

Motorized

Danrusso

you can print this model in the size you prefer.You can attach this model to the wall in different ways: <ol><li>by using a magnet;</li><li>by screws. In that case, there are two holes on the back, that you need to vacate by a drill. </li></ol>

I'll give you the middle finger - hanger fuck

Offensive AF

JS DESIGN

Presenting my GOOD LUCK ELEPHANT model. &nbsp;Feel free to scale it to your needs. Current model is about 90mm height x 110mm long x 70mm wide &nbsp;Please look at my other models and subscribe for new coming uploads.&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/@JSDESING" rel="nofollow noopener">JS DESIGN | Published - MakerWorld</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

GOOD LUCK ELEPHANT 

Art and Sculpture

Man of Mystery Intl.

Firstly, yes the pics show a golden carrot! I didnt have enough orange on hand for testing prints so I used some random silk sand gold filament that I haven&#39;t found a great use for yet. Anyways…..&nbsp;This is a smaller version of my impractical carrot toy sword, The Karrotana (ref: <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/148358" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/148358</a>)&nbsp;Wanted to make it printable on the A1 Mini series and just generally a more portable carrot sword for those with a concealed carrot carry permit.&nbsp;The 3mf contains two printable plates… plate the first has a taller mini karrotana with no stem while plate the second has a shorter mini karrotana with stem.&nbsp;Both require 4 - 3x6mm magnets to connect the tip to body.&nbsp;Additional shameless self promotional links:&nbsp;The mini still works with the Karrotana Holder: <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/185018" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/185018</a>&nbsp;For more food weaponry, check out the Pickle Sickle and Banana Saber:<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/190877" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/190877</a><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/118301" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/118301</a>&nbsp;Also, see my new 7ft long Bo Staff: <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/413159" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/413159</a>