Replacement of a "Giacomini R450X001" regulator for radiators. The original's mount shattered into pieces after (I assume) 20+ years. However, the original mount has rather tight dimensions and I couldn't print it in a strong enough fashion to withstand fitting and usage.

Therefore I opted for a (hopefully) more durable, complete replacement that I could cleanly print on my FDM printer (Prusa Mini, 6mm nozzle) without using too much support material.

The mount snap-fits to the radiator's valve (a little heat helps).

Radiator Regulator (Giacomini R450X001)

Radiator Regulator (Giacomini) v2 - Mount.stl

A minimalistic wall mount for the Fenix PD36R with the goal to quickly grab and stash the torch.

The surface for placement of the double-sided adhesive tape is 19mm wide.

The flashlight's clip can be used to attach it to the ring as it is thin enough.

Be advised that this flashlight gets hot when on. Therefore I suggest keeping it off when it's stashed in the ring.


Fenix PD36R Wall Mount

A quick and dirty wall mount for the Fenix P36R with the goal to quickly grab and stash the torch.
The surface for placement of the double-sided adhesive tape is 19mm wide.

Be advised that that torch gets hot when turned on. Therefore I suggest keeping it off when it's stashed in the ring.

The clip can be used to attach it to the ring as it is thin enough.

Fenix P36R Wall Mount

A desk stand for the RØDE NT2-A with the right height to fit a regular XLR cable/connector.

If you're lucky enough to have one of the shorter connectors I'd suggest cutting off a piece of the tube.
But mind the tiny lip, that holds the microphone in its place, as otherwise it'll slip through and only hold due to its slightly conic shape that eventually comes in contact with the wall (tube diameter is 50mm).

There's no sound isolation happening, so the microphone is picking up some "desk noise".

RØDE NT2-A - RODE NT2-A

RØDE NT2-A Desk Stand

A desk stand for the RØDE NT2-A with the right height to fit a "regular" XLR cable. If you're lucky enough to have one of the shorter ones I suggest cutting out a piece in the mittle. But mind the tiny lip, that holds the microphone in its place, as otherwise it'll slip through and only hold with its slightly conic shape against the tube section of the stand (diameter of 50mm).

RØDE NT2-A - RODE NT2-A

Adaptor plate for Cullman tripod with a base width of 42mm. Has two countersink holes for 4mm screws (8mm head). The top plate thickness is 2.5mm while the walls are about 1.4mm thick.

This design was intended for lightweight applications, in my case a 200mm model of a VAWT.

Cullman Tripod Adaptor Plate (42mm)

Adaptor plate for Cullman tripod with a base width of 42mm. Has two countersink holes for 4mm screws (8mm head).
This design was intended for lightweight applications, in my case a 200mm model of a VAWT.

A wall mount for the Dell XPS 15 (7590).

I have printed the layers around the holes and the horizontal contact surface with the notebook with 100% infill, while the rest was at 10% infill.

Wall Mount - Dell XPS 15 (7590)

The central gear that drives the smaller ones to which the tools are attached

Kenwood FP250 - Mixer gear

**Version 2:**
Needed a way to easily remove and take it with me. This is a snug fit (with rubber feet) and the latches hold on firmly, so even one-handed XLR plugging in/out is no problem.

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**Version 1:**
This is an under desk mount for the Focusrite Clarett 2Pre. I measured my unit with 208x143x53 mm. With the rubber "feet" the height is 55mm. I did not want to remove them (glued in place), so I designed the bracket for a height of 55 mm and a depth of 143 mm - a tight fit.

I used 4 4x20 mm wood screws and designed the holes accordingly. The STL file represents the left bracket, the right one can easily be mirrored in the slicer.

Fitting the interface is facilitated by some flex along the sides. To screw the mount in place I placed the brackets onto the Clarett, positioned it and marked where the holes go. I screwed one bracket in place and fixated the front screw of the other. Then i slid the interface in - from back to front - while delicately bending the bracket. Once in place I put in the last screw and voilá.

Focusrite Clarett 2Pre - Under desk mount

This is an under desk mount for the Focusrite Clarett 2Pre. I measured my unit with 208x143x53 mm. With the rubber "feet" the height is 55mm. I did not want to remove them (glued in place), so I designed the bracket for a height of 55 mm and a depth of 143 mm - a tight fit.

I used 4 4x20 mm wood screws and designed the holes accordingly. The STL file represents the left bracket, the right one can easily be mirrored in the slicer.

Fitting the interface is facilitated by some flex along the sides. To screw the mount in place I placed the brackets onto the Clarett, positioned it and marked where the holes go. I screwed one bracket in place and fixated the front screw of the other. Then i slid the interface in - from back to front - while delicately bending the bracket. Once in place I put in the last screw and voilá.

A case for a Raspberry Pi 2B with a HiFiBerry DAC+ Pro on top.

Check out https://www.davole.com/2020/diy-hifi-audio-streamer for the full blog post.

Raspberry Pi 2 & HiFiBerry DAC+ Pro

Case for the Raspberry Pi 2 with the HiFi Berry DAC+ Pro as HAT

Case

Just quickly drawn vertical stand for my notebook with felt feet and felt on the contact points with the notebook.
The gap is 2,50 cm, if you're not planning on using felt "cushions" consider scaling the model accordingly.

Vertical Stand - Dell XPS 15 (7590)

Dell XPS 15 (7590) vertical stand

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