A simple stackable chopstick holder/rest. A great addition to the table or stack and store in the drawer. It is already orientated correctly and prints easily.
Filename:
1 xChopstick_Holder_Stackable_v1.stl
Print Settings:
Resolution:0.2mm or higher Layer Height (0.4mm Nozzle)
I have a little 18month old who like to grab things off my desk, I designed this fan cover so if she grabbed it, then she wouldn’t stick her finger inside the spinning fan blades.
I recently purchase the Google Pixel 6 to replace my aging OnePlus phone. I had the Spigen wireless charger my wife used to charge her phone. I designed a new stand to hold the wireless charger for my Pixel 6. This might work for other phones too.
Another quick design for the ever-growing collection of board/game cards that my daughter and I play. This time for “Mini Brands Grocery Grab” which can be found at Walmart.
The game tokens are placed at the bottom and the cards on top with easy access.
Designed for my Prusa Mini to sit next to the printer on the desktop. It uses 16 x 608ZZ bearings, of course, you need to fill all the spots. The bearing slides from underneath and snap in place.
I whipped up this replacement cover for my Artic Cove misting fan after the dogs knocked it over and chewed the battery cover-up.
The original cover was only designed to fit a maximum 4amh battery and not the 6amh batteries. I’ve included two different versions, one that matches the original max size of 4amh and the second one for a maximum of 6amh. Your choice!
Tested with MBF0181, but this should fit the Ryobi One (PMF01) #ad https://is.gd/2e7hne version as well.
Models: Original Replacement – Arctic_Cover-Ryobi_Misting_FanBattery Cover 60mm .stl Upgraded for 6amh battery – Arctic_Cover-Ryobi_Misting_FanBattery Cover 80mm .stl