Case for the kyria split keyboard.
- Tenting support using M5 bolts plus an additional 10-35 degrees with optional risers
- supports low profile keycaps (lowered section in front of thumb keys), which the official case struggles with
- Optional trackpad mount (removes access to one thumb key and visibility to the oled)

Extras:
- raked keycaps for thumb keys
- knob for rotary encoder

Printing:
I printed using matt black PLA with a 0.6mm nozzle and 0.4mm layer height. I've only included files for the right side. If you want the left side, just mirror the files in your slicer.

Track pad I used... https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07VBLLDXR
Keyboard kit from https://www.splitkb.com

Kyria Ergo Split keyboard case + extras

Right Case.3mf

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3866379.

Some miscellaneous terrain pieces that I modelled for my Scarif Legion table. All modelled by me from screenshots and behind the scenes photos from the movie.

Star Wars Legion Misc Scarif Terrain

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4093675.

This is simply the bullseye duct slightly elongated so that it will fit a 40mm x 40mm x 20mm fan (e.g. the noctua). As standard it will only really fit a 10mm fan without blocking air flow. The 20mm fan pushes more air than a 10mm fan, allowing a quiet noctua fan to be installed without dropping airflow too much.

Please note, I take no credit for the design of the duct. All credit goes to the original designer which can be found here...

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2759439

Nor do I guarantee that airflow, static pressure etc. is not affected. I am not an aerodynamics engineer. I just made it a bit longer. It still appears to work totally fine but may not be optimal if you like naval gazing.



Bullseye fan duct for 20mm deep fan (noctua etc.)

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3689568.

A replacement for the mainboard housing for the Ender 3 that allows you to keep all electronics in a single box cooled with a single 120mm fan. It will house the standard mainboard, a raspberry pi 2 (feel free to remix for a rpi3) and a buck converter for the 120mm fan. And it's way, way quieter than the stock 40mm and 50mm fans it replaces.

It's designed with two layers, the lower to house the psu, buck converter and the power socket and the next layer for the mainboard and raspberry pi. The 120mm fan is mounted with screw less adapters and can be popped off easily to access the mainboard and rpi.

I have tried to use as much original hardware and screws as possible. You just need to add five standard pc case screws.

Just print each part out and screw it together. go from the bottom layer, then middle layer, mount the adapters on the fan and then place the fan on top. Lastly, remove the screen from the stock mount and screw it in to the top cover.

Ender 3 Quiet Control Box

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3866310.

The landing pad bunker from Star Wars Rogue One, modelled by me using movie stills and behind the scenes images for reference.

It is designed to use foam board, foam or wood as the base of the structure and have all the detailed items 3d printed and glued on. However if you want to print the base you can.

Print out all parts and use superglue or plastic weld to glue it all together.

Scarif Bunker for Star Wars Legion

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4287920.

Ladders for Legion scale vehicles.

Millennium Falcon:
Fits the Hasbro Hero series Falcon but would probably fit other models with some adjustment.

Print each file once, flat side down to the bed. No supports required.


X-Wing:
Fits the Rogue One X-Wing toy but would fit others with adjustment. Accepts 2mmx1mm magnets to attach to the toy (you need to embed magnets in the toy too).

Print each part once with flat side down to the bed, no supports required.

Star Wars Legion Ladders for X-Wing and Millennium Falcon toys

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4287904.

Files for random bits of Hoth terrain, all modelled by me based on screenshots and Battlefield 2 reference videos.

Large Crate:
Print 1x everything apart from 4x Locating Pin. Place the flat sides down against the bed, no supports needed. Use plastic weld to glue all the pieces together


Troop Transport:
Print in one piece, minimal supports needed


Welding Cart:
This was not based on any real reference, just on the fact that Chewie is welding in a few shots.

Print in two pieces, use plastic weld to print. There are many files for welding bottles etc available elsewhere


Mainframe:
Seen in the background of many shots of the Hoth hangar bay. Print in one piece.


Hose End Cap:
Can be placed on the end of black/grey 1.75mm filament to make refuelling hose etc. Accepts 2mmx1mm magnet to attach to models etc.

Star Wars Legion Hoth Scatter Terrain

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4287865.

I designed a mount for the bullseye accessory slot to the left of the fan duct. It should hold a standard cutter knife holder with a 11.5mm shaft. It allows some height adjustment to get the knife at just the right height.

Print at 45 degrees with the angled face flat to the bed. Some supports are needed for the circular part

Bullseye 11.5mm Plotter Knife Cutter Mount Holder

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4321742.

This gives precision lift capability to a standard plunge router enabling it to be mounted under a table.

The hardware used will be very much dependant on the router model and table used. As an example, my silver line router had some convenient points in the aluminium base to drill some holes and, using a few washers, anchors the threaded rods nicely. your mileage may vary. The only 3D printed part that needs specific hardware is the metric 8mm quad-start 2mm pitch lead screw. This is the same as used by most 3D printers Z axis lead screws so should be readily and cheaply available. (I would suggest getting a 500mm instead of the 300mm I bought as this would reach all the way up to the router base and not need the 3mm threaded rod coupled on to it like mine. I will be replacing mine at some point.)

The basic premise is one side of the arm is 'stationary' and another is designed to move up and down on a turning lead screw. The lead screw needs to be mounted at the router base end to allow rotation but also to allow pivoting (as the arm arc will cause the bottom end of the lead screw to move in and out). I used a convex washer for this. Also, to mount the threaded rod to the rocker arm, the included axles should be glued in once in place in the rocker arm. I used plastic weld to provide a very strong bond. But be careful it doesn't get onto the rocker arm as this would stop it from pivoting correctly.

So hardware goes as follows, top to bottom:

Stationary side:

3mm threaded rod
locking nut
washer
convex washer
router base (through drilled hole)

big ole gap

8mm bolt running laterally between rocker arm holes with 4mm hole drilled perpendicular, through which the threaded rod can pass
washer
locknut


Rotating side:
3mm threaded rod
double locknut (this is where the socket goes to wind the router up or down)
washer
convex washer
router base


big ole gap

coupler to 8mm lead screw (with zip ties to stop it spreading under load. Really, really needs reworking as this is a total bodge)

8mm lead screw threaded onto the threaded 3d printed part




Router Table Lift for plunge router

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4135168.

I lost my cockpit piece while disassembling and needed to model a new one. While I was there I made the windows open so the interior can be seen.

There are two versions, one whole piece and split left and right for easier printing (horizontal layer lines sanded out easier for me and left a better finish).

The interior of the cockpit can be found elsewhere

Hero Series Millennium Falcon Cockpit conversion for Star Wars Legion

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