The OG box is small, but I need all the space I can get while traveling. Opted to modify an existing card box model and add in a compartment for the components in Donner Dinner Party, including the frying pan! Took a long time and worked out well.
Opted to print some sunglasses showing our love for Bomb Pops since our tongues are already blue and red from the popsicles 😂. Here's the model if anyone is interested!
Pretty proud of this the more I use it. Getting tolerances just right so the box is friction fit with a locking lip took a few tries but was satisfying and enjoyable to learn. Uncommon game, but may help others too!
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I sometimes struggle with getting filament into the AMS Lite feed hole and also like to save my filament to stretch a penny. This easy to use filament straightener requires no special materials (such as bearings) and makes quick work of a bent filament end!
It also utilizes a familiar motion!
Simply insert the tip of your filament, thrust it back and forth through the tool in the opposite direction of the bend, and pull it back out!
It can sometimes require going through the other hole and a bit of spinning the filament around, but usually results in a straight piece of filament that's easier to feed into your AMS or PTFE tube
Ra (25th edition) is a notoriously somewhat difficult box to close, so adding a coin container that utilized even more space was a bit foolish, but worked out perfectly in the end.
I was annoyed at having all the coins just sitting on the table at our initial playthrough, so I created this container that makes it easy to scoop out the coins while also being handy for storage. I'm very pleased with my first time designing a box from scratch and having it also work out on the first attempt!
This is aggravating as every time I open a sketch, I have to drag it back to the middle. Is there a way to fix this?
Had 4 of these 2TB Hitachi drives since 2013 and they've seen me through a lot since then! Since purchasing them I've moved across the country twice, lived in 8 different homes, obtained a bachelors degree and a masters degree, got married, and only purchased 2 additional drives (the rest were scavenged).
Here's to another 10 years! Also, they hold a vast majority of my Plex library still to this day (RAID0)
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Nobody at all asked for this, but why not create it anyways?
If your house is anything like mine, it’s overflowing with cups and coffee mugs from all over the world, with no signs of the collection slowing down. This solution fits my kitchen's aesthetic better than the available choices. Fits quite nicely and doubles the cabinet space! Here's the model if anyone would like: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2754407-single-row-coffee-mug-cup-shelf#profileId-3056600
If your house is anything like mine, it’s overflowing with cups and coffee mugs from all over the world, with no signs of the collection slowing down. This solution fits my kitchen's aesthetic better than the available choices. Fits quite nicely and doubles the cabinet space! Here's the model if anyone would like: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2730364-wide-coffee-mug-cup-shelf#profileId-3026046
Tore the foam backing I had on my last paint and didn't want to buy another. Found a similar design like this one on Etsy, but didn't want to pay $18 + shipping.
I could just print washers, but I wanted to keep improving my FreeCAD work. Fun little project to keep using TPU. Here's the design if anyone wants: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2721693-tpu-floating-license-plate-riser-paint-protector#profileId-3015132