Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6271162.

Quick cap I made for the scribe on the Hongdui 1/2 Gauge I got from Banggood, partly to protect *it*, partly to protect the things arround it, including me....

Print as is (vertical with narrow side down) just put a brim on it. I used 4mm but you could probably get away with less.

Hongdui 1/2 Gauge scribe cap

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6271167.

Quick cap I made for the scribe on the Digital Height Gauge I got from Banggood, partly to protect *it*, partly to protect the things arround it, including me....

Print as is (vertical with narrow side down) just put a brim on it. I used 4mm but you could probably get away with less.

Digital Height Gauge scribe cap

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4761779.

Well, this turned out to be more of a process than I had anticipated…
1-	I started with rschoenm / drphysics’ awesome pads that I found here:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4749802
and here:
https://www.instructables.com/More-3D-Printed-Gadgets-for-Woodworking/?linkId=66574927
2-	Then I made a simple horizontal base for them:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4750450
3-	Since I optimized the distribution to save space on the base, a system was needed to know which pad went where, so I added symbols to the pads and the horizontal base.
4-	And just because nothing in life can go as planned, I finally I ended up realizing that a vertical arrangement would be better in my shop. Typical. So… I made a vertical version of the base… Where the symbols were no longer necessary… of course…

Anyway, long story short, you all get a complete set of pads (remixes of rschoenm / drphysics’) and a variety of bases to choose from: one horizontal, as described, that barely fits on my Ender3v2 (without brim or anything, otherwise it won’t) and 2 vertical versions. Why 2? Well, since the vertical version couldn’t be printed in a single piece on my printer anymore, obviously (see step 4), I had to make it in 2 pieces. At this stage I thought I was done and one more model wasn’t going to make much of a difference anymore, so I made a single piece vertical base, for those who have a bigger printer.

But I was wrong: Regarding de 2-piece vertical base... you guessed it... you’ll find 2 versions: my first design had a 0.15mm tolerance at the joint. But after printing it, I found it was too tight and I had to file it quite a bit for it to fit properly. Hence the 0.35mm version. However, I haven’t printed this one since my needs have been met and also, I was about ready to close this chapter at this point.

So, you guys let me know how the 0.35mm version fits. If more modifications are necessary, I can do them and if all else fails, you can print the 0.15mm version. Just get ready to do a bit of filing… The photos are of the 0.15 ver. after filing, so as you can see, they can fit, just a bit more work, that’s all.

Anyway, fingers crossed this was clear enough, and you’re not too dizzy.
I hope that this comes in handy to someone out there, and I look forward to your comments.
Have a good one ;)

Short video demo here so you can get a feel fo the fit:
https://youtu.be/zwCmPq_suHk

Irwin clamp pads set with base(s)

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4803152.

Set of pads for Bessey LM2004 clamps that I tested and modified.

PRINT WITH TPU

For the sliding pad, I started with:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4729852
by bronk, but completely remade it because it had some details. New version is:
Bessey LM2004 sliding pad - psd.stl

I also made a different design from scratch using the GSCC style, just adapted to fit these clamps. That's:
Bessey LM2004 sliding pad PSD.stl
Both fit fine, it's just a matter of preference.

Last but not least, for the fixed jaw, I also modified:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3071043
x dkuznetsov, but all I did was make it watertight and rounded off the inside corners. That's:
Bessey LM2004 fixed pad - psd.stl
THIS ONE NEEDS SUPPORTS.

All files are oriented ready to be printed. Only the fixed jaw pad needs supports.

Hope this is useful, please let me know if you have ideas to further improve the designs and all comments are welcome.
Enjoy


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PSD denotates original design
psd denotates remix

Bessey LM2004 pads

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4747941.

Quick and easy "thing" to create sub-divisions in the Yeezet screw organizers available on Amazon. Using these, I was able to get all the screw sizes I have into a single organizer. Hope u like it...

I made 2 versions, one with 2 rounded corners to put in the 4 corner compartments of the organizer, and one with square corners for all the other compartments. Both are 1mm thick.

I had initially made these 2mm thick, but came to the conclusion it was not necessary. However, I'll upload the SketchUp File in case someone wants the 2mm version.

And in case you want to try your luck with other organizers, these dividers are 40mm long, 21mm wide and 32mm high, but you can also easily modify the SketchUp file to fit your needs (or let me know if you need a specific size).

Printed on Ender 3 V2, 0.2mm layer height, 20% infill, as is (on its side for added strength), ah, and I print at 0.5mm line width (with a 0.4mm nozzle) to make stronger parts. The divider is 1mm thick so printing it with a 0.5mm line gives you the added advantage of a quick, solid print, with no infill or wasted time. No support or adhesion necessary if you print them one by one. Brim necessary if you print several at a time.

(This is actually my 2nd design. I will be uploading the first one shortly)

Compartment dividers for YEEZET Screw Organizers

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4747156.

This is a remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4696889

Original design by johnysmrz. I liked his idea and printed it (scaled at 103%) but the holes weren't the right size. After further inspection I determined starting from scratch would be easier (at least with my current skill set), and after a couple of attempts (5 to be precise), this is the result. Hope u like it...

Printed on Ender 3 V2, 0.2mm layer height, 20% infill as is (standing up, no scaling), 2 walls, 4 top, 4 bottom, ah, and I print at 0.5mm line width (with a 0.4mm nozzle) to make stronger pieces. No support or adhesion necessary, but u can use a brim or a raft if you're having trouble with the first layer.

One of my trial versions was with a 0.12mm layer height but there was no discernible benefit here, except the smoothness obviously. But the holes and text were identical.

(This is actually my 3rd design. I will be uploading the first 2 shortly)


Perfect fit Allen wrench organizer ( Ender 3 V2 set )

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4828550.

Made 2 additional sets of arms with V-groves (2.5mm & 5 mm) for the Jeweler's Hand Vise by alterob in order to better hold onto small cylindrical objects like screws:


Hope this is useful to someone out there

Arms for Jewler's Hand Vise 

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4902606.

As you can see in the last pic, my Glü-Bot cap failed at two points: not only did the ring break off, but the actual cap is also starting to split down the middle, so a temporary fix made no sense. I was surprised there was no available STL, so I went ahead and made one.
I also added a loop to the top so you can use a string or whatever you have lying around to tie it to the body of the bot, but you can also fit it over the dimple in the center of the yellow cap. In my case, I had a scrap of Zing-It that matched the color. Total overkill, I know, but as I said, it was a scrap I wasn’t going to use for anything else and the color was the determining factor. Plus, it was nice and thin (1.75mm). However, in case you don’t have the adequate string, I made 2 other versions with a 3 & 4mm hole for the string. Plus the version with no hole.
The pics are with the 2mm version, and before finding the Zing-It, I tried 2 other methods: a single interior strand from a scrap of paracord (white) and an old strap from a cell phone or something (grey)… Just food for ideas…

I printed mine in TPU, but the fit is super precise, so you might be able to get away with PLA.

Please comment on your results because I haven't printed the 3mm o 4mm version and I *am* curious about the viability of PLA for this.

Edit 11/07/21: It dawned on me that I could splice the Zing-It, so I went ahead and did that to eliminate the knots. Quite happy with the result :)

Glü-Bot cap ( Glu-Bot, Glue-Bot, GluBot, GlueBot )

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5523716.

Quick remix of [tamikbro's BOSCH GO 2 Holder](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5224068). Just made the back flat and added a couple of holes for #6 screws so you can attach it permanently. Made 3 versions: one with the Bosch logo as in tamikbro's original version (BOSCH c hoyos.stl), but Bosch shouldn’t get the credit in my opinion since they didn’t bother to make this, one with no text (orig limpio.stl), and one with my PSD remix logo (PSD v4.stl).
I printed with black PLA and 40% infill and it’s absolutely fine.

Bosch Go 2 Holder

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5570249.

Cap for the female end of the Right Angle adapter for the Bosch FlexiClick 5 in 1 GSR12V that seals all the way arround the outside to prevent dust from entering. Loosely based on a design from bt1, but totally revamped and improved.

No supports needed

Cap for female end of Bosch FlexiClick 5 in 1 GSR12V

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4750450.

Base I designed to fit Irwin clamp pads made by rschoenm / drphysics
For 2 outside corner clamp pads, 2 inside corner clamp pads and 2 V-groove pads.

Corner pads:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4749802

V-Groove pads:
https://www.instructables.com/More-3D-Printed-Gadgets-for-Woodworking/?linkId=66574927
and OP has told me he will the uploading the V-groove pads to Thingiverse shortly as well.

Couple of bad vids :)))
https://youtu.be/z_DuYEdUE00
https://youtu.be/FJWtiL3bI84

EDIT: I finally got arround to uploading the new version with identifiers on the pads and the base so you know which one goes where, as well as a new vertical base I made:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4761779

Base for Irwin Clamp Pads

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4880801.

Quick remix of Darrelll’s excellent design I found here:
[https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4405189](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4405189)
all I did was increase the angle to 40° because in his photos it seemed a bit tight and we don’t want to stress the motor any more than necessary. I also fixed it so that Cura no longer says it’s not watertight. Apart from that, identical to the original. Kudos for the initial development. 
Since this is a utilitarian part, I decided to use the low-quality profile (0.28mm in Cura), but I did give it 4 walls. I printed the first one flat, so no supports needed as the angle is only 40° and it turned out fine. However, orienting the print vertically (as in Darrelll’s original STL) will give you a stronger part where you need it the most: where the “clip” meets the “flap”. So, I did my second print vertically, same settings (0.28, 4 walls, 0.4 line) but this time with supports. I also added a brim since the footprint is quite small. Takes a bit longer, but should be worth it in the long run. And not only that, but it also turned out way better because for some reason the “clips” are a lot squarer and give a much more positive *click* when assembling, resulting in a stronger “joint”. Based on this experience, I’m uploading the model in the vertical position because it’s definitely the way to go.

Bissell vacuum clip remix

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5570230.

just a quick remix for only 4 batteries

4x 2032 battery holder

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4870768.

Quick cap I made for the **insanely** sharp [Kiridashi knife](https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B08BTH29C2/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) I got. It came with a flimsy plastic transparent sheath and it was just a matter of time before I missed it in one way or another, with predictably painful consequences... This cap makes it a bit easier and safer. 
Hope it saves some fingers out there.

Kiridashi cap

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4791424.

Quick rendition of a camping hook that I find handy around the campsite, be it hammock or traditional, since I usually always suspend a line somewhere, even if I bring a tent. This one is 10cms height and can fit a max 6mm line.

I plan on making other versions that “click” onto different sizes of Amsteel as well, as soon as I have a bit of time, but for now this is a generic one-size-fits-all version...

Hope this comes in handy to someone out there, and comments are welcome to improve on future versions :)

Camping hook

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