Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4315441.

These legs lift your original-style PlayStation 4 off a surface, increasing airflow under the device and allowing storage of a game case or maybe a notebook should you so desire. They slide snugly onto the sides of the playstation.

I used superglue to attach solid non-slip toolbox liner from Harbor Freight to the bottom. Cut slightly large, glue around the edge of the leg and some in the center. Allow to dry, then trim with an xacto knife by placing the leg upright (liner-side down) on a surface, and cutting around the edge, angling the blade slightly underneath the leg. This gives a clean, neat cut.

NOTE: You may have to scale slightly depending on your printer and slicer. You should only have to scale in the height (y-dimension as I orient them). The legs should fit snugly without forcing them.

PS4 legs

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4896995.

**UPDATE 2 - Feb 15, 2022** Added photos showing how I used custom supports when slicing. YMMV - You know your printer best.

**UPDATE Feb 15, 2022** *I just learned that the originally uploaded file was in inches. I don't know how that happened! I converted it to mm, and uploaded the .3mf file so you can use that to be sure of the units. Sorry for any trouble!*

This anchor storage solution attaches to the gear track on a fishing kayak and holds a 3lb claw anchor, and provides a hook on the side to hold a spool of line. By putting an eye-bolt at the front, the anchor-storage provides a place to clip the anchor-line.

Mount to the kayak with 1/4" bolts & t-nuts. See my hex-nut holder design for a helpful tool there.

Designed and printed this for my kayak (Vibe Shearwater 125) and it works well. I will use it throughout this summer and possibly update the design over the winter again.

I printed this in PETG, back-side (the part with the fish-shaped drainage) on the bed. I needed extra supports to go up the base past the lowest hole, but maybe you won't? Use a high-infill for strength. It's big and takes a long time to print!

I would love to see your prints and kayaks!

Kayak Claw Anchor Storage

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5463439.

A remix of the excellent Satsana fan duct that has been widened a little to allow a Phaetus Dragonfly BMS to fit. There is already Dragonfly version(s) of the Satsana, but they use a 5015 blower, and I wanted to use the much, much quieter 4010 stock blower as it works well for me.

**Note:** The dragonfly *might* be little longer - I don't know. This hasn't been lengthened from the original, but it's working for me. If you know if it should have a different length, let me know.

Ender 3 Pro Satsana Dragonfly with stock (4010) blower Remix

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5150736.

Cover a standard US electrical box. I needed this in my basement in the dark. Printed at lowest quality.

Electrical Box Round Cover

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5856397.

I'm using a [remixed](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5463439) [Satsana](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4369859) fan duct that needed the [remixed direct drive](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4689674) mount, but because I use a dual-gear extruder I needed to shift the motor bracket about 10mm toward origin.

Thanks to all the makers who provided the sources I use here. This is a rough remix and should be cleaned up a little, but after trying three brackets to get direct-drive running, I'm taking a little break while my printer is working well.

I printed in PETG, because that's what I had installed. The bracket has more flex than I would like, so I will use PLA+ next time.

Shoot me any questions, post your makes. I'll try to get some pictures of mine, but I printed in glossy black so it's hard to see or photograph.

Direct Drive Bracket for Satsana Fan Duct & Dual Gear Extruder

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5262775.

I really liked the [spool holder](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4888950) I saw on [CHEP](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jp7mRxM1Az8), but mine sags a lot with a new spool on it. Maybe it's my print or material? It worked fine, even with sagging, but the sag bothered me, so I made this support. It works.

Ender 3 Spool Holder Support

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5861325.

I really liked @mjoaris' Spool Holder, but sometimes my spool would wander off the end. Especially if the nut was getting loose. I remixed to make the end-piece 5mm taller and it seems to have stopped that problem

Extended Height Filament Holder

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4838842.

A little "wing nut" for a 1/4" Hex nut. I used this on my kayak to tighten a t-bolt on a gear track. Printed in PETG with no supports

*EDIT* Apr 26, 2021: Accidentally uploaded shape with a hex-nut inside. Whoops. STL Corrected

1/4" Hex Nut Holder

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5463422.

I picked up a Cabela's telescoping rod at a garage sale, and it was missing the endcap. This design threads in where that went. I don't know how well it matches the original, because I've never seen it. Rod details:

*Cabela's Graphite Composite Telescopic Rod Y-16237060-001-6S*

I printed it out of PLA. I expect PETG would be better, but I don't have quite the same precision with that. Once I get it tuned, maybe I'll try. PLA+ may be a good option as well.

Print with the open-end flat on the bed and the cap up. No supports. 100% cooling to support the thread overhangs (this is where PETG may have trouble).

As you can see, I used matching black, but it might be fun to throw a color down there. Traffic-code orange or similar.

Cabela's Telescopic Rod Endcap

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5276361.

I ordered a rubber-handled thumb wheel ratchet of Amazon (third party seller, I think) and received the metal-handle ratchet. Since I wanted to use this on my printer nozzle, I wanted a little heat-insulation, so I quickly designed this handle.

This is a very tight fit - I had to use a C-clamp to press the two together. If that doesn't work or it's too loose, scale the x & y directions a bit. This was designed around Performance Tool Part W36125, but could probably be scaled to fit your model. The Performance Tool ratchet has an outer-diameter of 38 millimeters, and so this handle has an inner diameter exactly that, hoping the knurled handle will bite into the PETG

I suggest printing in PETG as PLA is more brittle and will need a little more clearance.

Thumb Wheel Ratchet Handle

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4241785.

I have a global industrial desk with space in the legs to house an electrical outlet. I don't use that, so I replaced the cover with a holder for my around-the-neck headphones.

Outlet Cover for Global Industrial Desk

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5244046.

Made this bean hopper for my cousin who has a Breville BES860XL - she said it fits. I don't have one myself, so this printing / fit-test was done over mail. Your mileage may vary

Printed in PETG with supports for the bottom & tabs. The lid prints top-down with no supports

BES860XL Espresso Bean Hopper

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4588269.

Last Updated: September 4 2020

This adapter allows you to mount a Humminbird Helix 5 G2 DI GPS Fish Finder transducer to the bottom of a Vibe Shearwater 125 electronics pod.

It may work for other Humminbird transducers to be attached - let me know if use it for another model!

It may work for other Kayak's electronics pods - let me know if you use it for another kayak!

I use three 16mm M5 screws and one nut to attach. Steps:

1. Drive two M5 bolts up through the holes that are next to the trough on the bottom of the adapter. Do not attach to anything yet
2. Put the transducer mounting bracket into the troughs on the bottom of the part. Align the hole in the bracket to the hole in the adapter
3. Drive one screw down from the top of the adapter through both the adapter and the transducer bracket.
4. Hold nut over the end of the screw in the bracket and tighten (I just press the nut against the end of the screw and turn the screw while it tightens itself down)
5.  Place the adapter onto the bottom of the electronics pod and drive in the two screws, alternating until they are hand tight

NOTE: You may want to trim the bracket a bit to ease access to the M5 screws
going into the pod, but it is not necessary


Shearwater Helix Transducer Adapter

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5272444.

A remix of thing [5219470](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5219470) which has gone missing. This is remixed to sit nicely in a Plano 3600 case. I used a bit of 20 gauge (.88mm) wire through the hinge. Works great!

Plano 3600 Box

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4599180.

This bracket matches the holes for the 2020 version of the Humminbird Helix 5 fish finder and lifts the display 117mm (a little over 4.5"). It does not have a wider base because I needed it to fit my narrow Shearwater 125 electronics pod.

The holes are sized for M5 bolts, which is what I had on hand in stainless

There is a space in the bottom to glue a magnet - I used a hard-drive magnet I had on hand.

Print with a high infill for strength. I'm sure the strong the material the better, but I'm using PLA because that's what I have on hand. The display is light, and doesn't take much of a beating, so I'm not too worried.



Helix 5 Head Unit Bracket

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5804926.

I made this to replace a broken knob on a light dimmer. The parts from the hardware store all supported D-shaped posts, but my switch had a star shaped post. I made this switch with a snug knurled round hole that fit perfectly. The pics aren't great, as my printer was not yet tuned well.

Print face down on the bed

Pictured printed in Hatchbox White

Star or Round Peg Dimmer Knob

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5031331.

My Brookstone bluetooth speaker - Big Blue Party X - lost a rubber foot, so I made one. I printed in TPU at 65% infill and it was a little firmer than the original feet, but worked well.

Big Blue Party X Speaker Foot

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5861528.

This is a gridfinity bin to hold two [PowerA Play and Charge](https://www.powera.com/p/xbox/xbox-series-xs/charging/play-charge-kit-for-xbox-1518375-01/) battery packs. They are stored contacts-down with a gap between them and the bottom, so they should not be touching anything.

I started from Akio's [Gridfinity Bin empty - parametric](https://www.printables.com/model/369952-gridfinity-bin-empty-parametric/files), so thanks to them for providing that!

I'd love to see your makes and gridfinity storage setups!

Xbox PowerA Gridfinity Bin

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4246530.

The pins on this fit into the back of a consumer D-Link switch, and the 2.5mm wide U shape fits over the metal kick plate on my desk. Maybe the one on your desk too!

Print "upside-down" with the closed part of the U on the build plate. If adhesion for the narrow piece is a problem, use a brim. I used 0.20 layer height - nobody is going to see it. Print with supports to make sure the pins come out correctly.

D-Link Network Switch mounting plate

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