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I wanted to mount my Dremel to a bench, but the original model by Faklam had a ring the Dremel didn't fit though (I later realised that the top can be screwed off). So I cleaned up the model, made the ring bigger, and ended up almost remodelling the whole thing. Unlike the original, the head of the tool is pressed against the small ring rather than going through it, which should be stable enough for most applications. For printing, I used supports for only the most horizontal parts of the rings. In this case I used a 0.6 mm nozzle and a layer height of 0.36 mm, as this model doesn't require much detail :)

This design has been updated with AUX port. You can find this new design at: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5767765 My PC has USB 3.0 ports only from its back (yes, it is already getting mature). I wanted to bring some of these to my desk to avoid having to 'deep dive' every time I need to connect something reasonably fast way. I have bought this cable and designed under-desk holder for it: PremiumCord USB 3.0 Super-speed 5Gbps A-Ahttps://www.alza.cz/premiumcord-prodluzovaci-kabel-usb-3-0-super-speed-5gbps-a-a-mf-9pin-2m-bila-d6696333.htm I think the design might work for some other brands as well as it is quite common shape for this type of wire. You should use 2 pcs. of 3mm screws to fix it to the table - whichever length works for you, I have used 16mm. Easy to print, but you need to position the objects properly to the printing bed. Consult the picture for object orientation on the bed. I have used 0.6mm nozzle, orange PETG filament, 55% infill and supports. Happy printing :o]

100mm flexi hose holder

Deux appareils pour faciliter l'ouverture des bouteilles avec bouchons vissés. pour les fixer sur votre réfrigérateur vous pouvez coller 4 aimants diamètre 6X2mm. Voici un lien pour les aimants. Vous pouvez imprimer séparément les deux fichiers. https://www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B07RT9MY52/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Two devices to facilitate the opening of bottles with screw caps. to fix them on your refrigerator you can stick 4 magnets diameter 6X2mm. Here is a link for the magnets. You can print both files separately. https://www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B07RT9MY52/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Small latch for cabinet, little door, to attach something to other thing. Works well also as printer test. Gap between parts is 0.2 mm. Can be printed fully working on place without supports as shown on video. If you have problems with movement most likely problem is stringing. https://youtu.be/MCwRCMNyMc4

This adaptor is to connect 1 1/4in hose to 1 1/4in hose. I've used 2x R-20 o-rings and it seems to seal well or you can use Intex 1.25in Dia Hose Seal.

Similar to a previous design (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6088152), but much better ventilated. I'd been wanting to use a Voronoi pattern in a project and discovered an online resource for converting 3d models into printable "Vorinated" bodies (https://www.voronator.com/). The site has its limitations, but it's free and easy to use. The alternative is to use a Voronoi plug-in in your design software which will give you a lot more control. I printed this vertically without a raft or supports. It's a good idea to bury the model into the build plate a little bit (say 1mm) so you have a decent base layer to start from. This will string a little so maybe turn down your hot end temperature or up your retraction. I did neither and it turned out fine.

Updated20230727 Someone send me feedback that the snap place is too tight and hard to separate, so I modified all 4 models, you can try the new one. Updated: Someone said the angle of the hanger is not good, it might form a bad shade of the clothes, so modified the angle, you can download the"Foldable Hanger_angle" and"Foldable Hanger_tight_angle" files to replace the old one. It's a Foldable Hanger that can be printed all at once and with no support. Specially designed for travel, very compact and reliable. There are 2 versions, the tight one for high-precision printers and a normal one for others. watch the video for more information: https://youtu.be/QII3ODl7uRc Click"like" for me if you really like it, it will encourage me to design more new things. See my other designs at: https://www.thingiverse.com/wuguigui/designs Thank you!

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Terms of Use: I spent hundreds of hours designing and iterating these organizers. All I ask in return is to subscribe to my YouTube and to watch the video where I design these bad boys.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaqk58gfGcDKyc1l4IGP_vQ?sub_confirmation=1 OR YOU CAN JUST BUY IT: Adapters for any tool combination are for sale on Amazon:https://amzn.to/3LjpfM6 Credit: For the battery connection I modified this file to make a tight fit, please give them the credit they deserve:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4850997 Disclaimer: Please be very careful as adapters can cause damage to your tools and even catch them on fire. There has been no confident safety test conducted in the making of this design. Use at your own risk.

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I've created this clip from zero because the basic ones I found were too small and my sunglasses fell down every time I was driving. With this one the sunglasses are perfectly placed and stay in place. I am personally using brillenhalter_v2-2_filled of my uploaded versions because it fits the best. The alternative to this one is brillenhalter_v2-1_filled. The other two were designed for larger sunglasses and need more time to print because of their uniqe design. V2-2 Versions got a small bump on the top to hold the glasses better in place, please note that you should take your glasses only when standing still, because you need to hold the clip a little bit, so it doesn't fall down from the sunvisor. Otherwise I can just recommend it. The rear "hole" is for thinner glasses that would easily slip out. Printed for my Audi A5 Cabrio but it fits other sunvisors as well.