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I spent the last week learning more about FreeCAD, offset geometry and applied it to a set of numbers for my house. I'm not going to publish the photos of the house numbers, but there are many of several printed numbers. I also attached the FreeCAD 1.1 project for anyone to grab and change if desired.
Large Mountable Numbers
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Almost everything was perfect, but the battery cover is just a slight hair off. I printed it twice to see if it was my printer or the print. Other than that, all of the other parts print and fit great
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Definitely a bit difficult to get fingers in to the small spaces, but the tolerances on the print were spot on! The instructions were pretty good, though I had an issue with one of my LEDs and I thought I had miswired it. For feedback, it would be good to test throughout the build if parts are moving correctly, have the right clearance or are functioning.
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This is a really cool print. I did nothing other than download, slice and print. The print turned out great! If you want to run adaptive layers for better layer lines on the head, that might be something to look at, but the photos accentuates the lines more than in real life (they really aren't noticeable)
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Simple print that is strong and fits perfectly to gridfinity. There is a slight decline in the brushes angle to help keep the drips going down. Spacing of the brushes is just a bit tight (for my fat fingers) but my kids don't have any issues grabbing and replacing brushes. This is now a part of my kid's painting station that's based on Gridfinity.
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This is my 4th from-scratch design. I used FreeCAD to design the wall holder from scratch. I have always loved the D101 printer, it can do both wider and narrower thermal printers, has a long battery life and is easy to carry around, however, I've wanted to have it mounted and plugged in for more frequent use.
Niimbot D101 Multiboard Wall Holder
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Very convenient breakup of the files to avoid needing AMS or at least filament switches. This printed very smoothly and had no issues. The tolerances are tight, but very manageable. I still ended up using a bit of glue just-in-case the tolerances weaken over time. This now sits on my kid's desks
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I have an extensive Multiboard and recently purchased a Hoto Precision Screwdriver set. I wanted to put this up on the board and only found a Hexagon (HSW) board fit. I remixed the file from @mightbemax https://makerworld.com/en/models/689806-hoto-electric-precision-screwdriver-set-holder-hsw
Hoto Precision Screwdriver Multiboard Mount
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I came home from a trip to find two of my filament boxes on the floor. Realized that the mounts were just flexible enough, and the two were ABS spools (heavier than PLA) that it caused them to fall off the wall. I CAD'd up a solution to fit under the forks that hold the filament.
Cereal Box Multiboard Filament Holder Support
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Aren't we supposed to be able to download the CyberBrick apps today? #Cyberbrick
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Turned out great on the first time. I duplicated and printed by object to avoid waste
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These turned out great! The tolerances on the cross beams are tight but management. I clone all the items to make 2 fo the #cyberbrick
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This turned out great! I had to go with the 4x4 because to color the 5x5 on the lid does not have enough space for the tower on a P1S, so 4x4 it is (unless I become independently wealthy and can afford a tariff'd H2D). I used filament as my "pins" to hold the handles. No issues printing any of the items. I used a carbon fiber 3d effects plate for looks. Looking forward to being able to fill this up!
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These turned out great! the layouts and printer profiles were very dialed in. I added a few cones since the colors were the same (not in the print profile). Now just waiting for the electronics for the forklift!
Cones: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1325846-mini-traffic-cones-stackable#profileId-1363045 (I used Silver Silk+ with the same Orange for the shelves) ...I also temporarily installed the shelves upside down, glad I didn't glue yet!
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This is a very sturdy drawer set. I added text to the front of (currently 2) drawers. I plan on creating another set of 4 and put all of my electronic components in the drawers.
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I switched to TPU for AMS and really like how it turned out. I appreciate the "starts at zero' aspect and have already started using this
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Easy to print. If your esp32 has headers on it already, the board may not fit (if they are pointed down). This is best used with a board that has no headers or you put the headers on facing upwards. The print was easy to fit two parts and "print by object" so dual color has no waste
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Setup a print with the newly released handle covers for PolarLab Slice Nippers
PolarLab Slice TPU Handles
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Created a way to hold my markers sitting next to my dry erase board. I can even pick it up and move the container if needed!
Multibin Expo Marker Holder
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