







I designed and 3d printed a Loom!
Spent the last few weeks designing and printing this loom, 8 dpi heddle, and a 7.5 in weaving width.








Spent the last few weeks designing and printing this loom, 8 dpi heddle, and a 7.5 in weaving width.
3d printed plate and a 304 SS handle plate. And to change the blade all you have to do is undo the one bolt and then the blade slides right out.
It's nothing to be proud of, but I still am. haha
A utility knife with a toolless blade change, and it also has an adjustable retention sheath
Pretty happy with how it turned out!!
Pretty happy with how it turned out!!
I designed a twist-snap lid case and some caps to protect the tip - I would love to hear your thoughts!
I designed a twist-snap lid case and some caps to protect the tip - I would love to hear your thoughts
Just wanted to share, maybe get some tips from the pros
I designed three versions: one that fits two keys, one that fits three keys, and another that fits four keys.
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I designed three versions: one that fits two keys, one that fits three keys, and another that fits four keys
I designed three versions: one that fits two keys, one that fits three keys, and another that fits four keys
I love how this turned out! Um, if you'd like to download it, here's the link: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3057503-airtag-keychain-case-topographic-rugged#profileId-3440226
I love how this turned out! Um, if you'd like to download it, here's the link: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3057503-airtag-keychain-case-topographic-rugged#profileId-3440226
Any thoughts on this design?
I wanted to make a utility knife that was tool-less, sleek, and ergonomic, and I was able to do just that