Uses 4x 12.7mmx3.2mm magnets found locally in the United States.
Tools it is meant for: https://www.menards.com/main/tools/hand-tools/hex-wrenches/eklind-reg-metric-t-handle-hex-key-set-6-piece/55166/p-1444429735334-c-9144.htm

.8 nozzle with 2 walls, top and bottom, 5% grid infill to help support the area where the magnets go.

Metric Eland T-Handle holder

Uses 4x 12.7mmx3.2mm magnets found locally in the United States.
Tools it is meant for: https://www.menards.com/main/tools/hand-tools/hex-wrenches/eklind-reg-metric-t-handle-hex-key-set-6-piece/55166/p-1444429735334-c-9144.htm

For use with Anet A8 printers. This is the standard edition with the holes 60mm apart

Print Settings:
**Materials**: PETG/ABS
**Perimeters Top/Bottom/Sides**: 5
**Infill**: 20-35%
**Layer Height**: .2

**Addl Hardware**: 
**Belt Holder**:  These are normally Counter Sunk, you will need a M3x10. If you do not have that you can use a pan or button head that is M3x12. You will need the required m3 Hex Nuts
**Hotend Mount**: M4x16 Button or Pan Head, also will need the M4 Nuts
**Plate To Bearing Blocks**: These will probably want M4x8 or M4x10, these can stick out a bit and _should_ not cause any problems

**NOTE** Pictures show 2 holes mirrored to what they are in the model. I realized after DB3D Dan printed it that I was looking at the wrong side of the model. I corrected this so its closer to the original plate.

Omnia Drop Anet A8 Plus Mount

It is Edge Of Tech Jim as a festive tree topper.  There was mention of hiding pickles in a tree and that his mini kinda sorta looked like a pickle. So now you can "hide" a pickle on your tree!

Mini Jim Tree Topper.stl

Household DIY

Towel Holders from your local hardware store will cost you anywhere between 25 and up to 100 dollars. I did not want to spend that much. A little bit of time, some clever work to hide the screws and now I can have a proper towel hanger for my bathroom that I finally finished painting.  I used a tubing cutter to cut my emt tubing down but a hacksaw will work just as well, since the ends are not shown.   #custom #diynotbuy 

Printing:
- Materials - PLA/ABS/PETG are all fine
- 50-70% infill
- 5 walls
- 3 top and bottom
- 0.1mm layer height
- print the flat sides down, no supports should be needed.
- **the rod holder will need to be mirrored in your slicer to print its match**

Materials needed:
- #6 flat (countersunk) screws long enough to make it through your drywall and into studs, shorter if you are using anchors ( ~ $3 )
- Drywall anchors if you are not installing directly into studs ( ~ $3 )
- 1/2 inch x 5ft EMT conduit ( ~ $5 )

Optional:
- Filler Putty
- Sandpaper
- Paint of your choice 




Towel Hanger, Towel Rod Holder

This piece can be mirrored to get the mate in your slicer.

pole-hanger.STL

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3889922.

I have a couple different thickness plates that I use on my anet and it gets to be a pain if i need to switch out a plate. These plates are used for different types of materials.

Adjustable z endstop anet am8

Adjustable 7 endstop

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4322533.

Just something I saw at some point, thought it looked cool. Not sure what to call it but a goofy thing to have sitting on my desk.

String stand

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2588212.

I needed a vice that is heavy enough to not move around and can hold a pcb.I picked up a cheap drill vice from a Menards I could remove some length from the movable jaw to not use as much material and get a half inch or so of extra distance. 

Drill Vice PCB Jaws

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3529770.

This uses the board out of an official dock. It is small enough to fit in your pocket. 

back-support, print two on their back. the top and bottom you can print flat without supports, no bridging or supports are required

Screws
4x m3 x 30mm
2x m3 x 15mm

Sizes are ish I cant remember exact sizes. The heads should be pan heads or socket type to get the best grip on the console. You may want to use a razor blade or sand paper to clean up where the parts slip in.



Nintendo Switch Dock

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3414779.

You can modify a US cart to work in a Japanese N64 and Japanese cart in a US N64. I wanted to create something to prevent the destruction of n64 cartridges and consoles to make these work. This will replace the slot in the inside of the console. However this will only work on US and Japanese Consoles since I think we are the only ones using NTSC.

NTSC US/JP N64 cartridge port

This is my version of a frame, tried to model it similar to what the real frames are done in. holes to attach are not in the real spots.

ddr pad frame

frame-piece-1.stl

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