This is a fun game to play for everyone from 7yo and up, for 2 to 4 players. There are 13 bricks, and they should all be printed twice. Black and white, or any other two color as long as it's easy to keep them apart. They are numbered from 0 to 11, and there must be one of each color. There are also two jokers (*), see below.

**Print settings**

I printed my game set in PLA, 0.2mm layer height, no supports, and with an infill of 35%.
The bricks can be scaled up or down as desired.

**The game**

## Preparations

1. Place all bricks on the table, with the numbers faced down. Shuffle them properly.
2. Each player takes four bricks of your choice (three bricks if you are four players), without showing the numbers to your opponents.
3. Place the bricks in front of you, with the number facing yourself. The bricks must be in order, where the lowest number is to the player's left hand, and the highest on the right hand. The arrows on the back should always point to the same or a higher number. *Now this is your secret code!*
4. Choose who should begin.

**How to play**

1. First player picks up a brick from the pile in the middle and then, without showing the number to the opponents, place it in correct order of his/hers code.
2. Now the player points on one of any of the opponent's bricks and takes a guess on what number it is. (Remember that there's only one number of each of the two colors, and that they are placed in order.)
3. If you guessed right, the opponent have to push down that brick, so that everyone can see what number is has.
4. Now the player have two options:
    1. Continue the guessing, by pointing on another brick, either the same opponent or someone else's. This time without picking up a brick from the pile in the middle.
    2. Pass to the next player, and by that make your own code more difficult to guess since you now have increased the amount of numbers in your code.
4. If you guessed wrong, you have to push down the brick you picked up in step #1 for everyone to see.
5. Time for the next player to start with step #1.

The game continues until there's only one code that is unsolved. The winner is the player whose code is unsolved.

**Advanced version**

You can also play with the jokers (*), which makes it even harder to guess your opponents codes. If you get a joker brick, place it wherever you want in your code, even in between two bricks with the same number, I.E. a white and a black 7. A joker can not be moved to another position if the game has started.

Have fun!

Crack my Code game set

CmC_joker.stl

Jumper cable holder

glue cup.stl

WD-40 cup.stl

Included in my collection of [Marvel Masks](https://thangs.com/mythangs/folder/9022)

I used **0.28 mm layer height** and a line **width of 0.6mm** with a **4mm nozzle**.
The mask should be printed in two colors, witch is changed at layer four (4) with the settings above.

**Post printing**
The mask is thin enough to bend, either with a rubber band around your head, or maybe put the mask on a big vase or similar, and heat it carefully with a hairdryer.

Spider-Man

Included in my collection of [Marvel Masks](https://thangs.com/mythangs/folder/9022)

spiderman.stl

Hulk

hulk.stl

Bat Girl

bat girl.stl

Hawk Girl

Hawk Girl Mask

Cat Woman

cat woman.stl

Batman

batman.STL

Captain America

captain america.stl

Deadpool

deadpool.stl

Black Panther

black panther.stl

Iron Man

ironman.stl

Flash

flash.stl

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5154984.

Well, this isn't a remix, but rather an addon for the Lego tree.

I printed mine with the hole at the bottom. If you do the same, you'd need support.

Please post your makings! :)

Lego compatible star for Christmas tree

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5169554.

Great work from [timelapse21](https://www.thingiverse.com/timelapse21). I just added som structure on the sides.

Hockey puck - with texture

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5174674.

A collections of cable organization combs. Slit dom med hälsan, as we say in Sweden. :)

Cable combs - Cat5/Cat6

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4877686.

This is an extended remix of the very nice fidget made by [SunDoc](https://www.thingiverse.com/SunDoc). This addon makes it possible to have unlimited numbers of gears.

## Print Settings

**Rafts:**
No

**Supports:**
Yes

**Resolution:**
0.2

**Infill:**
30

Helical Gears Antistress - Extended Remix

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4943976.

Added a couple of feets to make it stable on the table. 

 ChromeCast Remote Case - Remix

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4905962.

Was missing a stable and smooth holder for my toothbrush and toothpaste, so I made the small one. I thought that maybe someone else likes this, but needs a place for more brushes and/or toothpaste tubes so there's some alternatives to choose from.
It's very easy to clean thanks to the smooth edges!

Make sure to print it on it's side. This way it will require **no support**. I would suggest using **raft adhesion**. I used **0.2 layer height**, and a **20% infill** witch works perfect. *The more infill, the better and stable it will be.*

When done, some sanding will make it even smoother.

**Please post some pictures if you made it. :)**

Toothbrush and toothpaste collection

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4881195.

I was missing a proper small box for my daily medicine. The lid slides easily and have engraved letters for the days of the week.

Each box is about 8x13x7mm, if you need bigger it should be resizable. Not tested tho.

There are two lids with letters for English and Swedish (and maybe other languages too).

Daily pill box

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4858400.

I needed a better place for the tools I'm using the most, the scraper and the cutter. I came up with this design, which suits the design on the Ender 3 V2 printer very well.

I've added two versions, one with and one without a cut out for the scraper handle.

Thanks for downloading, I hope it would be useful to you too.

Ender 3 V2 - Slim tools

Paper towel pipe
=============
A super smart household supply for the paper towels. With this you can hide the paper towel inside the cabinet.

Just drill a 30mm hole and put the pipe in the hole from the inside of the cabinet with the sharp points down. Last but not least, pull the paper through the pipe, and you're done!

Paper towel pipe

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4948378.

A laptop stand. Nothing more, nothing less. Well, maybe you can use it for something else too...

Print two of theese, **no support** and with as much infill as possible. Preferable **PETG** or **ABS** for the right stiffness. 

Lap Mouse

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5123382.

### Smartest bookmark line marker

This is probably the **quickest bookmark print ever**. Print one of these, put on an elastic band and you're set.

Put it on the page you're at and place the arrow on the current row. Easy as that.

I printed mine with **0.12mm layer height** in **PLA**. If you need support for this you'll probably need to check your printer. ;)

Smartest bookmark line marker

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4936055.

I was annoyed by the rounded bottom on the Google TV remote, so I made this simple foot to make it more stable while on the table but not in the way when holding in your hand. Easy to put on and take off, or if you want to secure it you can do that with some double-sided tape.

There's no need for support or infill if you use enough amount of walls in your slicer.

Google Chromecast TV Remote Stabilizer

Easy print of the Ikea Skådis pegboard Lego brick 

skadis_lego.stl

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