I designed this Keyboard workstation for the MX Keys, that can be used to attach notes or screens or even as a standalone setup for Tablet+Keyboard!
It has a mounting system at the back to attach all kinds of accessories.
You can find the model here:
https://www.printables.com/model/1865508-logitech-mx-keys-keyboard-station
I have the Flair Classic and I was never a fan of the original dosing cup "tamper".. So I made my own with the ability to perfectly adjust the Diameter to fit all baskets!
Maybe someone finds this useful (the model is free):
https://makerworld.com/en/models/3113836-coffee-tamper-parametric
I've been working on Fusion360 exclusively and I'v trying to add more features to this Lock by allowing users to customize if they want a Handle or this Cutout etc.
I can't find a way to do that in Fusion 360. I've seen lots of models made in OpenSCAD that support Boolean and Dropdown features.
https://makerworld.com/en/models/3104712-flip-latch-lock-parametric
I am used to designing mechanical parts or just things I use everyday.. This is really new to me and I can say I have zero skill in designing art, props, miniatures etc. I think the mechanical design angle is really obvious when looking at this but it turned nice with a minimal and cyber look.
files are here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2871619-cyber-sword-toy
Hey everyone, after my last post of my tripod design a lot of you asked about a smartphone mount and here is what I came up with.
It has both 1/4" mount and Quick Release mount and by pressing a button you can lock it in Landscape or Horizontal position.
I printed this on my new X2D and came out great! I used PETG for all the parts and TPU90A for the grips of the holder. I haven't printed any TPU until now and it's a really cool material. It grips the phone really well, plus you avoid scratches.
Files are here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2641388-mini-tripod-pro
Upgrading from my DIY Klipper Printer to the A1 Mini felt like a relief, I could just print without looking at the printer every 30 secs.
Now from A1 Mini to the X2D... omg that was impressive!
I don't know maybe I'm too excited because I've spent 10 years tinkering with DIY printers, so this feels great xD
I wanted to try PLA + PETG Supports, Color Mixing, Long Multicolor Prints.
Some quick thoughts:
• No Issues out of the box. I just did the initial calibration and that's all.
• Reliable everything printed without any major issues.
- In the 100+ hours, I had filament stuck and couldn't get through the AMS, but that's an AMS problem.
- I had some surface quality issues on the red color on the Formula 1 model. Maybe because I didn't dry it, I'll check into that.
- There was a power outage in the first 2-3 hours of printing the Formula1 model, when the power came back printed continued normally.
• PLA + PETG Support is a game changer.
Ferrari and Goku Models are filled with supports. I got them out super easy and the surface quality is like there were no supports at all. I dont know if you can get this quality without multi-material support.
• Dual Nozzle Quality from both nozzles looks identical to me.
Totoro: Main Nozzle (Gray & White), Auxiliary Nozzle (Black & Red)
Ferrari: Main Nozzle (Black, Red, PETG Supports), Auxiliary Nozzle (White, Blue, Yellow)
Goku: Main Nozzle (Orange Blue, Black, White), Auxiliary Nozzle (PETG Supports)
• Print Times are still long for multicolor, but way better that single nozzle. 50% of the time is spend on Purging :/
• Filament Swapping is a downside. Even with 2 AMS systems, to get the optimal setup you have to re-arrange the filament between them. This makes the Filament Track Switch a must. I don't have it yet, but I think its a big upgrade on convenience and Print Times.
Next things I'm going to test are TPU and ABS prints.
For anyone interested in the models:
Ferrari F1: 78h print (for 2 models), 2400 filament changes, 5 Color PLA + PETG Supports.
Sad Goku: 21h print, 700 filament changes, Color Mixing (Skin), 4 Color PLA + PETG supports.
Totoro Pencil Holder: 17h print, 4 Color PLA, Color Mixing (Light Gray)