Search models, users, collections, and posts
Bio
Since September 2024, when I bought an A1 Mini I've been using 3D printing to fix and replace things around the home. I've also made some models to share here on MakerWorld.
I've now added a P1S with an AMS2 so I can make even more stuff, both larger and multicoloured or with engineering filaments.
Achievements
Maker's Supply Contributor
1 model with Maker's Supply Model Kit achieves 500 successful prints.
Stellar Reviewer
Rate or Comment 370 different models
Pioneer Maker
Print successful 296 different models and 2,596 hours
MakerWorld Guardian
This badge has expired
I printed a stand for a friend's guitar signal processor to tilt it up making the display clearer, and he mentioned that a small 3d printed box for guitar picks might be handy, so here it is.
Guitar Pick Box - PIP Hinge - Plain or Striped
3
7
Share
0
0
0
I was asked for a box that would fit playing cards. Then I discovered that Poker/Bridge cards are narrower than a standard deck, so I needed to provide a second size. I've also had to update the profile as it turns out only a perfectly tuned printer and filament profile can cope with hinge clearances below 0.25mm.
Card Deck Box - print in place hinge - snap shut
231
907
Share
0
0
0
Finally I worked out how to print TPU 95A in a way that it is bothe squishy and strong. Now I can publish this Cup Holder for the VW T5 van as it can be secured with the wedges to prevent a hot drink getting spilled into your lap.
T5 Cup Holder - with TPU fixing wedges for safety.
19
41
Share
0
0
0
Share
0
0
0
This printed out really nicely, I've yet to get my hands dirty enough to truly test it though
Share
0
0
0
I needed a better sanding block, I got fed up with wearing the ends off my fingers and not being able to sand into edges with a wooden block, so this is what I came up with.
Sanding block for 115 mm roll paper finger saving
13
29
Share
0
0
0
The design concept is excellent, also thanks for making this a Creative Commons license. I like to see the CC license used as it allows for more creativity in the community.
Share
0
0
0
One more of life's little frustrations solved with a 3D print
C to D Cell Adaptor
1
9
Share
0
0
0
Share
0
0
0
Who would have thought that the Gillette Mach3 refill packs would be a different size in different countries? Not me, however that proved to be the case, so I had to add a second print profile to the Mach3 razer stand for the different size.
Gillette Mach3 Razor Stand, with blade storage
53
141
Share
0
0
0
This is an easy print, but a hard puzzle
Share
0
0
0
I designed this to get better at print in place mechanisms and practice using parameterised major dimensions in the CAD tool. Also it might be useful.
Small Box print-in-place with snap shut lid
140
486
Share
0
0
0
This printed nicely and will definitely be useful
Share
0
0
0
Great fun little toy, support removal was not easy but it was worth the effort
Share
0
0
0
Having all 6 puzzles scattered around I thought a box to hold them might be sensible. It might also encourage printing all 6 puzzles.
Cube-flat puzzle box (holds all 6)
4
9
Share
0
0
0
This worked well, cleared out a nozzle for re-use
Share
0
0
0
I wanted to see how well the combination of fuzzy skin and fractal infill could be combined to make a Christmas decoration, this seems to work quite well.
Snowman bauble - no AMS - with or without hanger
0
0
Share
0
0
0
Keep those dead batteries from slipping back into your new supply with this handy recycling container. I started out with a design that required an AMS, but then realised the design could be modified to achieve the same aesthetic with no AMS. I published both profiles as some may prefer to have the original saucepan lid style of the AMS design.
Battery Recycle Bin
2
17
Share
0
0
0
I've overcome some of the frustrations I had with the Bambu Spool.
Bambu Spool - Improved (more features & faster)
149
514
Share
0
0
0
Share
0
0
0