Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4229355.

My printer has only a print bed of 200 x 200 mm². So I printed the smaller ones of the original board. With the connectors, you can connect multiple boards to build a bigger board, which can be realigned anytime.

I also uploaded the letters of the original thing again, but I tilted them by 90° so that they have the right orientation for printing, when you load them into the slicer. After printing some words and having to tilt every letter I got annoyed, so I prepared the files accordingly.

I also repaired the error on the letter Q.

Letter Board Connector and tilted letters for printing

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2336966.

This is a simple hook designed for the Pixum Gallery Prints. They come with attached holders, but there is no other fixing material added. As my house has pretty hard concrete walls, it was not possible to fix the pictures with nails, so I drilled several holes into the wall and screwed the hooks to it.

I designed to versions. One with a regular round hole and one with a slot hole for adjustment as landscape pictures get two fixpoints.

I tested the hooks with the 30x20 cm pictures. If you use them for bigger pictures you should make some tests yourself in advance.

UPDATE 07-13-2017:
I added another hook. The position of the the mounting hole is now under the fork. I have a picture where the mounting plate is positioned that way, that the other hooks would be visible from the front. This inverted hook is completly hidden in any case.

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Dies ist ein einfacher Haken für die sog. Galerie Prints von Pixum. Diese haben auf der Rückseite Befestigungsmöglichkeiten vorgesehen, aber es ist kein weiteres Befestigungsmaterial dabei. Da die Wände in diesem Haus sehr hart sind, war es mir nicht möglich sie mit Nägeln oder Stahlhaken aufzuhängen. Also habe ich diese Haken konstruiert und an die Wand geschraubt. 

Für Photos im Breitbildformat habe ich einen zweiten Haken mit Langloch konstruiert, da diese zwei Aufhängpunkte haben und man ggf. einen Höhenausgleich braucht.

Ich habe die Haken mit den 30x20 cm großen Bildern getestet. Dafür funktionieren sie perfekt. Bei sehr großen Bildern würde ich vorher weitere Tests durchführen.

Upate 13.07.2017:
Ich habe noch einen weiteren Haken hinzugefügt. Bei diesem ist das Loch für die Schraube unter der Aufnahme. Ich hatte ein Bild, bei der die Aufnahme so hoch angebracht war, dass die anderen Haken zu sehen gewesen wären. Der neue Haken verschwindet in jedem Fall komplett hinter dem Bild.

Pixum Gallery Print Picture Hook - Pixum Galerie Print Bilderhaken

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4321163.

I own an old Croozer Cargo, which is now known as the XLC Carry Van (https://www.xlc-parts.com/road/accessoires/lasten-transportanhaenger/1659/fahrradanhaenger-carry-van-bs-l03), because the new Croozer Cargo is a whole different design. I did not like the hitch on the Croozer Cargo, so I replaced it with a Weber hitch. To attach the Weber hitch I had to cut off the original part on the drawbar and drill a hole into it. This workes quite well for quite some time.

A couple of months ago, my wife and I got a Thule Chariot Cross child trailer. Thule has a its own hitch system with a ball head, which is also a pretty nice design, I think, but which is completley incompatible with the Weber hitch. So I looked around online and found out, that the ball head and the locking pin with the attachment can be purchased as spare parts. I ordered the ball head and the locking pin assembly group. So at the time of this writing and the time of my order, it was the time of the corona virus crisis (just in case someone reads this in a couple of years and wonders). Every seller online got flooded witch orders and the delivery companies almost drowned in shipping boxes. So it took almost two weeks for my parts to arrive.

I got a little impatient and thought, if I own a 3D printer, why not only print an adapter but the missing parts directly. So I designed a ball head, which you can see in the picture and the flexible part for the locking pin in Fusion 360 after measuring the original parts. You will need the original locking pin if you want to use the printed part. I printed the ball head in TPU with a 2 mm perimeters and 2 mm bottom and top layers in PETG. I did a short testdrive with a heavily loaded trailer and it did not break, but for security reasons I cannot recommend using it. After my ordered parts arrived, I used my printed adapter sleeve and the original parts from Thule.

Thule Chariot hitch to Croozer Cargo/XLC Carry Van adapter

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4395610.

This is a remix of the Gardena adapter for bathroom tap. Standard bathroom taps have a M24 thread. I wanted to use the adapter on the tap for my bath tub, but its outlet has a larger diameter with a M28 thread, so I edited the part to suit my needs.

Gardena adapter for bathtub tap

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3182169.

I liked the modular drawer design but you have to glue the knob to the drawer. My superglue dried out, so I designed an alternative drawer handle, that needs no glue and can be printed without support.

Modular drawer with handle

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4544670.

I use the lock for the pin on my Thule Chariot Cross bike trailer. But if the towbar and the lock are stored in the stroller position, it is pretty difficult to seperate the pin from the lock. This part can be attached via a cable tie to the towbar and the pin can be inserted into it, so that it is stowed away safely and does not interere with the front wheel, but the pin does not have to be in the lock.

Thule Chariot Cross Pin holder

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3271199.

The original mod did not fit onto my printer. It was too big to fit between the guiding wheel and the metal part. I did some modifications to the measurements and now it fits onto my printer.

ANYCUBIC removable TPU add-on remix

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2458308.

Inspired by the Raspi camera holder for the i3 Mega (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2275881) I designed a holder for my webcam, I use to monitor my prints with OctoPrint. This way the growing of the part in timelapse video is much smoother to view, as if the camera was at a fixed position.

The holder needs no screws and is just clamped to the sheet metal below the print plate.

A demonstration video of the 20 mm hollow calibration cube (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:271736) can be found here: https://youtu.be/Uj4-BXuUzgA)

UPDATE 2017-08-18: After some weeks of used I encounterd a problem with this holder. The plastic deformed a bit and blocked the movement of the heatbed in the most frontal position. I planned a new holder which only clamps on the right side of the sheet metal. Maybe it is enough, if you increase the infill so that the holder does not soften. If I am satisfied with my new design I will upload it here.

UPDATE 2017-09-16: I uploaded a new design (filename: Kamerahalter V3.stl). It now clamps at the side of the sheet metal, so it cannot interfere with the rails, even if the material softens.

UPDATE 2018-11-17: I wanted to print a new variant of the holder in PETG. As PETG is pretty sticky I wanted to try to avoid support material. So I splitted the holder into three individual parts which can be glued together. I did not print the new holder yet. When I've done it, I will upload some pictures.

Anycubic i3 Mega webcam holder

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3606887.

I used the original cable holder for quite a long time because I had some connection issues. There was only one issue with it. In combination with the LED-strip for lighting I installed I could only drive the printing head to a z-height of 180 mm. So I made this flatter version. With this one I gain extra 10 mm compared to the original version and still have no connection problems. 

UPDATE 2019-06-02:

I made another version of the cable holder. I removed the bed leveling sensor some time ago, because I addes an Ultrabase to my printer which the sensor cannot detect. This opened up a new cable path. With this flatter installation I can use the complete z height again.

Anycubic i3 Mega Cable Holder (Remix)

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4545626.

I often go shopping by bike with my child in the Thule Chariot Cross Bike trailer. The trailer has a bag on the back for storage, but this is often not enough space for all the groceries I buy and I also have the problem, that I would have to stow all the stuff again into another bag, to bring it from the cellar to our flat. So most of the time I use my Ortlieb Backroller bag for storing the items, I bought at the store. I didn't want to leave the bag at the bike during the time, I'm in the store, so where to put it. You can use the shoulder strap and put it over the handle of the trailer, but than it is dangling around. So I came up with the idea, to design a holder for the bag.

I consider this design a remix of the two linked things. I used the shape of the light holder for the attachment part and the idea with the aluminium rod, from the wall holder.

The bag sits pretty well on the holder. I would not recommend putting heavy things in it, while your pushing around the trailer, as it might tip over. 

A rod with an outer diameter of 8 mm is needed. I recommend an aluminium rod, as it fits best the design of the trailer.

Holder for Ortlieb bag on Thule Chariot Cross

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2512096.

This is a remix of the birdcage food holder by Teichmoloch. I modified the distance of the clamp wings to 4 mm, so that bigger salad or cucumber pieces can be placed in the food holder. 

Food holder for birdcage (Remix)

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4320758.

I combined the two things and modified the Thule light holder, so that I could glue the phone holder to it. Really useful while jogging with the Thule Chariot with the jogging kit. I removed the screwing holes and the text in the phone holder with Meshmixer, because I could manage how to do it with OpenSCAD.

I only uploaded the mount part, because the holder is specifically for my phone with a cover. But you can modify the original phone holder to suit it to your needs.

Phone holder for Thule Chariot

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2562824.

This is a flexible coupling I designed for the Anycubic i3 mega to connect the threaded rods and the z-motors, because I had some issues with z-wobble. I replaced the rigid couplers with these ones, to compensate imperfections of the threaded rods.

To attach the couplers you need four DIN 934 M4 nuts (more or less the standard nuts). For attachement of  the threaded rods you can use the headless screws of the rigid couplers. For the motor side with 5 mm bore you need longer m4 screws. On the right side of the printer, where the z-endstop switch is, you should use the headless screws of the rigid couplers on the upper side. If you use longer screws, that do not fit completely into the coupler the may collide with the endstop switch.

The couplers are quite flexible against bending in any direction and work like a spring the z-axis direction, but they are very stiff to torsion around the z-axis. 

The coupler has a side with a 8 mm bore and a 5 mm bore. I think, it might also be useful for other printer models.

Flexible coupling for Anycubic i3 mega z-axis

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4462082.

This is a printable version of the original parasol holder for the Maxi Cose parasol for the Maxi Cosi Adorra stroller. I wanted a second one, so that I can easily swap sides, but did not want toy pay 13 EUR + shipping. So I took out my caliper and reproduced the shape in Fusion 360. Works quite well. I printed it in black PLA. While mounting it, it some delamination on one side ot the thicker parts, but still works. Maybe ABS or PETG will work better.

Update 17.07.2020:
My first print broke, because of a gust of wind. The surface, to which the pin is attached, was ripped out. I print it again in PETG with more shells in this area.

Maxi Cosi Adorra parasol holder 

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3560901.

This is a filament intake I designed for my Anycuic i3 Mega (or how they call it now: the Anycubic M). Quite often it was quite fiddly to get the filament into the extruder correctly and I recognized, that the filament got worn off, when pulled over the metal part. This filament intake has a M6 thread and when screwed in, aligns the filament quite well with the extruder gear, so that it is much easier to put in the filament. Also the filament does not get worn off so much, because the intake consists of former filament and is not as hard as the metal part.

This intake will also work on other printers, as long as they have a M6 thread at the extruder.

Anycubic i3 Mega Filament Intake

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3271880.

The shoulder peace for my back roller classic from Ortlieb got broken . So I made this replacement, because without it, the strap always slips from my shoulder. It consists of three parts, which can be glued together like I did, but I think it will also hold in place without glue.

Ortlieb Back-Roller Classic Shoulder Strap Piece Replacement 

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2458092.

This is a presentation stand for cake pops. It hold 15 cake pops. Our sticks have a diameter of 4 mm so, the 25 mm deep holes have a 5 mm diameter which narrows down to 4 mm at the bottom. The sticks hold pretty well in the holes also due to the rougher surfaces inside the hole due to the print.

And by the way: This was the ultimate WAF-rising device ;-)

Cake Pop Stand

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3606863.

I have some spools which are too wide for the original tube, so I made this one which is 15 mm longer. You need the holder from the orginal Thing: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2720207

Longer tube for Anycubic I3 Mega Spool Holder

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4177313.

I printed this for a friend. The Osmo Pocket did not fit into my first print, so I changed the dimension a llitle bit and lowerd one of the walls, so that the phone does not collide with the Osmo mount.

DJI Osmo Pocket Remix for Mi 8 Lite

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4776283.

My Brompon is now almost 20 years old, so the originial flap desintegrated more and more. Tape couldn't repair it any more, so I designed a replacement and printed it out of TPU. I did not take it out for a test drive yet, but it looks pretty convincing.

I use a printer with a bowden setup. Printing flexible materials is tricky so it looked quite ugly because of a looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooot of stringing. You could sureley print it out of stiffer material, but I'm not so sure, if that would withstand a daily use and break someday.

Brompton front wheel flap replacement

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4562101.

Dies ist ein Messerblock mit Station für den Rollschleifer von Horl 1993 (https://www.horl-1993.com/) inkl. des Abziehleders. Die Messer werden durch Schaschlikspieße aufrecht gehalten. Auf dem Bild sind ca. 1600 Spieße mit 20 cm Länge und 3 mm Durchmesser verwendet worden.

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This is a knive block with a station for the Horl Rollschleifer (https://www.horl-1993.com/) including the leather strip for removing the chips The knives are held in an upright position by kebab skewers. You'll need approx. 1600 skewers with a length of 20 cm and a diameter of 3 mm.

Messerblock mit Station für Horl Rollschleifer / Knive block with station for Horl Rollscheifer

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2544902.

My print of the original side extruder mount cracked while I attached the bowden tube. The force induced by the spanner was too high for the structure, so it cracked at the first angle from the top. That's why I added the reinforcement ridges.

Anycubic i3 mega extruder side mount reinforced

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