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Last edit: 03. Jan. 2023, 02:11h
Happy New Year 2023
I wish you all a happy 2023 with this little 3d print. It’s a holder for supermarket shopping cart chips in the shape of a horseshoe. And now for All readers: all the best for the new year, a good start into the new year and much success, joy and peace in the new year!
Last edit: 24. Dec. 2022, 16:03h
Merry Christmas 2022
I wish all readers a nice and reflective Christmas, lots of happiness, health and just a good time with loved ones. As a small gift this year there is a small Christmas elf on the 3d printer, which I printed in bronze and silver. The little elf is interesting because it is a 3d scan that was then printed. This makes the surface rougher than it typically is and just more interesting to the touch. All the best, Merry Christmas and see ...
Last edit: 26. Nov. 2022, 13:12h
WebCam shutter from 3d printer
In order to not always feel like I’m being watched (because the webcams at work unfortunately don’t have their own shutter), I unceremoniously built and printed a new cap for them. The attachment makes it hold well to the very smooth housing, and it’s a better option than the previous attempts with a cap just for the front part. So now I’m a bit more data-protected on the road and have already made these for other colleagues on ...
Last edit: 12. Oct. 2022, 23:28h
Spool holder replacement
Sometimes you have to replace even the best 3D prints. Unfortunately, I got my foot caught on the spool holder, and not without consequences. But luckily, thanks to "hand feeding", I was able to print a replacement and get right back to work :). Here’s a different design approach: 2 sides, which are then joined together by cable ties. Unusual, but effective :). So it can go on now :).
Last edit: 20. Sep. 2022, 17:32h
3D Printing: Clothing rod holder
My closet grew under far too many T-shirts from years of keeping and so at some point need the plastic piece that should hold the clothes rail. Since of course first, at least until a new closet can be purchased a replacement part to fix the problem at least temporarily. This worked so well that I’m almost tempted to keep the wardrobe, but since there are other construction sites on the wardrobe and it really is already 20 years old, it will ...
Last edit: 14. Aug. 2022, 11:00h