Power Strip Holder GE

Vase mode gear tool holder

An 8 tooth involute gear shaped tool caddy for printing in vase/spiralize mode.

This might look like just a really thick solid spur gear, but on closer examination of the top you'll see it has lots of thin slots that result in a continuous outer wall that snakes in and out of the model. When printed in vase mode, the outside of the walls adjacent to each other along the slots fuse together (see close up picture) and reveal 13 compartments. 5 larger ones in the hub and 8 smaller tooth compartments.

Dimensions:
- diameter: 150mm
- height: 100mm
- base: 0.6mm thick before the slots start

Compartments
- center: 1x 38mm round
- outer hub: 4x roughly 30mm x 60mm
- teeth: 8x about 20mm around (perfect for plier handles and long thin tools)

Printing:
- Use vase/spiralize mode with typical settings.
- **IMPORTANT**: Make sure you have enough bottom layers (3 @ 0.2mm layer height) to make up the base and preview your slicing to check that the wall starts on top of the last base layer. *More* base layers won't hurt.

Vase mode gear tool caddy

Jurassic Park Vape Cryo Can

vapepark bottom.stl

Cable Teeth Holder

Holds 11 cables, from thick USB 3.1 to tiny earbud cables. I have gone through several iterations of the design so that it is easy to drop a cable in, and it is easy to remove a cable. Taking a cable out does not accidentally knock it's neighbors off.

Designed to be zip-tied to semi-standardized wire shelving (could also be Command Strip'd to wall or other flat surface).

requires 2x M3 x 12 or longer screw and two M3 hex nuts to assemble.

Highly optimized for FDM printing: no overhangs with angle-to-vertical greater than 45 degrees, and very short bridges. This is a very forgiving design to print. Can be printed with tall layer heights and as fast as your printer can go.

With a 0.4mm nozzle, 3.2mm layer height, 210% extrusion width, 80mm/s movement speed, and 15mm^3/s volumetric speed, I was able to print this design in 1.6 hours on a completely stock Prusa MK3S.

I have included .3mf files with my exact settings, so if you have a Prusa MK3 you can open it in Prusa Slicer, close your eyes and hit print.


cable_teeth_both_parts.3mf

MR.MEESEEKS (v1) and Box (final)

Micro Center 32gb USB Flash Drive

A uselessly detailed rendition of a microcenter 32gb flash drive that I made for a future project. 

Please don't use this file for anything other than personal use. Do not use this file to make any kind of direct financial gain.

Microcenter 32gb USB Flash Drive

Upright Laptop Stands

Features:
- More desk space
- Improved airflow
- Better viewing height
- Very portable
- Very simple print
- Fits most laptops
- Viewing angle adjustable with laptop lid

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Extra Notes:
- Suggested use case is at a desk setup, as touchpad and keyboard are accessible, but not useable
- File is in mm
- This design was meant to fit nicely in my backpack, which means the design is thin, if you want a more sturdy stand, I would just scale the print by 2 on the Y axis

Velux Roof Window Handle

DuPont Wires Adapter(2×5)

Unifi G3 Flex Angled Mount

Antec P180 5.25" mounting rail

Cheese Thieves

Solder Fume Extractor(はんだ吸煙器)

Nintendo Switch Cartridge Storage

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Prusa-i3-MK3S+ Y Axis right shaft End Stop Bumper 36.2mm upgrade

**Prusa i3 MK3S & S+** the zero end stop setup is by forcing the X & Y carriage against the frame.

On the Y axis, only the left shaft bearing is abutting against the frame, with the belt in the centre of the bed, it is forcing sideways the whole plate at each startup. By doing this, it slowly bring some play into the bearings and plate increasing noise and play, what all users are facing after printing a few dozen hours.

To improve this excessive force onto the left bearing, adding a buffer on the right bearing to have a flat contact of the Y plate should reduce this unwanted lateral effort on the bearings.

This easy upgrade only works when installed on a new machine, or revised Y bed bearing axis.

Size of the bumper varies from one machine to another. Between two original Prusa machines, I have values for the bumper from 34mm to 36.5mm, check yours! 

One is 44 days print time, and the other one is 7 days print time. Play and noise of the 44 days printer is high and not pleasant.

Once your bumper installed, pushing the bed all the way back, the bed should not be able to move more on one side than the other. If it does, **check the length of your bumper and adapt it accordingly**.

Swiss3Dc Prusa-i3-MKS+ Y Axis right shaft Bumper 36.2mm upgrade

Treasure Chests for Gloomhaven

Rack Mount - QNAP QSW-2104

Remix from - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:966973

Quick and dirty edit to fit the QNAP QSW-2104 Switch

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