Tasmania Miniature Topographic Map (Correct Proportion)…

Tasmania Miniature Topographic Map (Correct Proportion)

Belle-Île-en-Mer Miniature Topographic Map (Correct Proportion)…

Belle-Île-en-Mer Miniature Topographic Map (Correct Proportion)

Remixed Chorca's Miata Cam Seal Installers. Added some lips for a flush stop against the outer edge of the head. Should print fine without supports and uses minimal extra material. NOTE: I have not tested these myself (yet), but if anyone does use them before I get a chance, feel free to let me know how they turn out…

Miata Cam Seal Installers

<h1>Before you print!</h1> - You need the stand that came with your monitor in order for this print to work - Print at higher temperatures for PLA (210c-220c) <h1>Overview</h1> Hello! This is a VESA adapter for an Acer R240HY computer monitor. This may also fit other certain monitors in the Acer family, however this is the only Acer monitor that I own and I can't vouch for the support for the other monitors. I worked on this adapter through 3 or 4 revisions, this configuration holds up extremely well and does NOT require any other hardware besides the stand that the monitor came with (and a screw driver). I tried some other Acer vesa adapters on thingiverse however none of them seemed sturdy enough so I decided to design my own. This adapter also does not block any of your ports and rests completely behind the monitor. Happy printing! :) <h1>Printing Tips</h1> I recommend printing this with ABS as it will probably hold up better to the long term stress of holding the monitor, however PLA works just fine. If you use PLA I highly suggest using a minimum layer height of 0.2mm and using higher temperatures for better layer adhesion. You do not need supports, you may need rafts depending on if you have issues with your prints sticking too tightly to the bed. I would recommend using at least 10% infill. You should use higher infill if you are printing at lower temperatures. <h1>Mounting Instructions</h1> You also need the monitor stand that came with the monitor. Remove the mount piece from the stand (see pictures) with the screws that came with the built-in mount. Then transfer this mount and the screws to the VESA adapter. Do not screw in too tightly or you could cause your layers to separate especially if you are using PLA. The mount will be a tight fit in the VESA adapter, this is by design. This adapter is different from other Acer VESA adapters because it does not rely on the screws to hold the weight of the monitor, instead most of the weight of the monitor is held up just from the mounting pressure. I still recommend installing the mounting screws that came with the stand. …

Acer R240HY VESA Adapter

This replaces the original guard. I think it looks cleaner than having 2 guards. Probably helps with flow too.…

Ecotech Vortech MP10 Anemone Safe Replacement Guard

6 XT60 Ports vertical Wall mount with room for wirering…

XT60 6 Ports vertical wall mount with room for wirering

3x5 25mm round base movement tray to use new AoS models with older Fantasy Rules!…

3 x 5 25 mm movement tray

This is a 3d print I made for a school project …

House

Double playing card holder or tray for games like Canasta. No rafts or supports needed for this.…

Double Playing Card Holder

I designed this little keyring for the kids at work after a week learning about planes. It's based on the MIG 15 / F86 Sabre / Saab 29 style of 1940s jets. No supports required. I used a 0.4mm nozzle with 0.2mm layers. Uses a 21mm split ring. …

Jet Plane Keyring

This is the first model I created independently, and I'm pretty happy with my work! I wouldn't call this a basing solution, but rather a basing addon or basing interface. For the past year, like many of us, I've been playing Gloomhaven with friends over video conference. I point a camera at the board and handle all of the monster movement, and the other players tell me what they're doing and I move them around. Our biggest issue was always that it was hard for players to tell what number the monsters were. This basing interface solves that problem by making the base large (10mm tall) with six numbers spaced around the base all in the lovely Gloomhaven Pirata font! I paint the bases black, then paint the numbers either white or yellow, depending on whether the monster is elite or normal. Finally, I superglue a 19mm steel disc into the recess in the top of the base. Doing all of this means that my miniatures just need to have a small magnet glued into the bottom side of the base! So when you need to place that normal or elite living corpse, you just take your magnetized living corpse and place it on top of the appropriate numbered base! When I play, I have 2 sets of all numbers 0-9 in white and 2 sets of all numbers 0-9 in yellow, and I've not had any issues with "running out of numbers." I find it to be an elegant system that addresses multiple problems I had in hosting remote games, and my fellow players LOVE it! It's worth noting that this is even helpful for players who don't want miniatures, but just want monster numbers to be more visible! You could easily take a drill and drill a hole in the bottom of the stock gloomhaven standee holders and glue in a small magnet. Then you could set those standees on top of this base and you numbers are immediately more recognizable! I hope you find the design helpful either directly or in providing you inspiration for your own work! <a href="http://www.buymeacoffee.com/jphelps">Want to support me?</a>…

Gloomhaven Numbered and Magnetic Bases

Sponge Holder for a divided sink. Sink divider width is roughly 33mm, widening to roughly 36mm toward the bottom of the sink. Holds the sponge firmly but easy to get it in and out.…

Sponge Holder

plain bolt…

bolt

Model taken from the game and slightly edited to be more printer friendly. …

Solar Empire Assault Vet - Battalion Wars

nut…

nut

Adjustable phone stand that prints in one piece. Pins should be tight initially but after a spin or two they work freely. Designed with laptop bag in mind to have a phone holder nearby as needed, but it gets used daily with video calls and adjusting gives the freedom to place it just about anywhere. Pieces are incredibly close but shoud not bind, test printed 10 times and all work the same. Lots of fun to design and I hope it becomes useful. Happy printing! …

Adjustable Phone Stand (Print in Place)

A - the first letter of the Alphabet in the Font style "Verdana", available here as an .STL file format g.code - may need adjustment…

A

Arms for the great wandrson gondola for use with 6mm GT2 timing belts…

Gondola Band Arms

Wall box mount with place for 4 XT60 ports…

Xt60 4 Ports wall box mount

This is a remix of another mount for the Tevo Tornado so it would work with mine. I am providing it here, since others prob had the same problems. With the original, the connection to the top bar was to small and had to be filed down. Also, I had a plate on my model securing the Z axis rod to the top of the printer. The original mount did not leave space for that. This remixed version leaves a small gap big enough for the existing plate, as well as expands out the top bar connection. It is still tight... but doesn't have to be filed down now. To assemble, take the top bar off, slide in on, and reattach the bar. I provided pictures of it attached to this. I also included a larger version of the mount (bigger by 2cm) in case you have a problem with the print head hitting the spool on tall prints.…

Tevo Tornado Spool Mount over Plate