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Duo is a matched pair of spur gears at a 2:1 ratio: a 30-tooth gear measuring 90 mm across the tips and a 15-tooth partner, both 10 mm thick. Tooth size is shared, so they mesh directly and are laid out at the correct centre distance.
Print flat, no supports. Adjust bores to fit your shafts.
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Two seatbelt buckles flop around and fall into the seat gap, so this holder stands both upright side by side in the backseat of a Toyota Sienta. Each 33 x 53 mm pocket goes straight through the base, so the buckle and webbing pass through with nothing blocking the bottom. Pocket size: 33 x 53 mm each, sized for a 31 x 51 mm buckle Sleeve height: 28 mm above a 6 mm base Overall footprint: 130 x 64 mm Centre screw hole: 4.5 mm Print flat on the base, no supports needed

A two-piece retro TV shell designed to house a no-solder RP2040 video player. The clamshell locks together with a built-in snap fit, offering exactly 150×80×50mm of internal space. Both halves print flat on the bed without supports. Front Bezel: Features a sloped CRT-style screen cutout with an internal ledge for a 2.8" display, twin 7mm dial holes, and integrated speaker vents. Back Shell: Includes a bottom-edge USB-C cutout and classic rear cooling vents. Snap Fit: A 4mm friction lip with interlocking bumps holds the enclosure securely together.
The keyboard belongs to you. The TV remote belongs to you. The oven dials are strictly off limits. But they still want to press buttons, and everything they reach for has a consequence. This console solves that. It’s a chunky, slanted control panel built to take a hammering. The throttle is a captive slider that prints fully in place—no assembly, just crack it loose and it glides. The giant red and green buttons sit on thin printed hinges, giving them enough flex to feel like a real press without needing actual springs or hardware. The dials and radar screen are solid topographic features that add tactile feedback without weak points. Printing Notes Dimensions: The base fits squarely on a 180x130mm footprint. Print-in-Place Clearance: The slider runs in an internal T-slot with a generous 0.5mm clearance on all sides, making it easy to free up on almost any FDM machine. Orientation: Designed to sit entirely flat on the build plate. The 13-degree slope of the panel is built into the geometry, so the internal bridges and tracks print parallel to the bed. Settings: Standard 0.2mm layer heights work beautifully. Three perimeters recommended to keep the compliant button hinges tough.
A twin seatbelt buckle holder with two separate snap clips. Each clip bridges the top of a pocket and clicks into grooves on the sleeve, so the buckle can't tip out. Remix hooks Bar width (8 mm): widen it for a firmer hold, or narrow it for easier buckle removal. Groove height (18 mm up the sleeve): move it to change how far the clip sits above the pocket. Barb depth (about 1 mm): increase it for a stronger snap, or reduce it if the arms feel stiff in your filament. Arm thickness (2.2 mm): thinner flexes more, thicker holds more. Pairs with: the original 33 x 53 mm pockets, 28 mm sleeves, and 130 x 64 mm footprint, all unchanged. Print the clips flat as laid out, with the bar on the bed. PETG flexes better than PLA for the arms.

A drop-in dual cup holder insert designed to fit the console space next to the handbrake in a 2006 Volkswagen Passat B6. The wedge-shaped body maintains a flush, horizontal top surface while following the sloped floor of the compartment underneath. Fitment: 180mm x 105mm footprint, tapering from 90mm down to 55mm in height. Capacity: Two 75mm diameter slots. The forward slot runs 75mm deep, and the rear slot sits 60mm deep to accommodate the console's slope. Features: Flared top lips for easy alignment, internal bottom fillets, and 5mm center drainage holes to handle condensation. Tolerances: Generous minimum wall and floor thicknesses (≥4mm throughout) ensure structural rigidity without requiring internal supports.

A compact, 4-row mechanical stat counter. This model features a fully integrated print-in-place leaf spring and cam system designed specifically for FDM limits. Features 4-Row Array: Eight numbered dials grouped into four rows, displaying double-digit values. Mechanical Detents: Leaf springs elevated off the baseplate by 0.5 mm ensure each dial clicks into position precisely and won't fuse to the floor during printing. Low Profile: The housing is optimized to sandwich the gears with just a fraction of a millimeter of Z clearance. Print notes Print without supports — the 0.5mm gap under the leaf springs will bridge cleanly. Fine layer height (0.12 - 0.16 mm) is recommended for the digits and detent nubs.