Created 3 months ago
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A stepped index block for storing and organizing metric drill bits. The layout features a sweeping, fanned curve that arranges the bits in ascending order, ensuring quick access and clear visibility on the workbench.
The solid stepped base ensures the index remains stable while inserting or removing tools, creating a highly organized and identifiable tool storage block.
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What it's for A custom drop-in tray engineered to convert a half-section of a Standard Milwaukee Packout Organizer into a dedicated M18 router station. It features a contoured cradle for the router body with its battery attached, a wide pocket for the base plate, a large accessory bay for the edge guide and wrench, and a 12-slot storage grid for 1/4-inch shank router bits. Scalloped finger pulls make it easy to lift the router out. Dimensions Footprint: 280 mm × 200 mm Height: 60 mm Bit Storage: 12 holes, 7.2 mm diameter (for easy clearance of standard 1/4" shanks) Print notes Given the large 280 mm length, this will require a reasonably large print bed. A robust infill (15–20% gyroid) is recommended to support the weight of the tool. The design rests entirely flat on the build plate and requires no supports.
A robust toolbox frame designed around the structural geometry of aluminum extrusions. Base Frame: Uses thick 4040 profile models to provide a heavy, stable foundation. Upper Structure: Uses standard 2020 profile models for the upright posts, crossbeams, and the central carrying handle. Storage Tub: A fully enclosed 3mm-walled bin that locks securely into the inner 6mm T-slots of the extrusions. Hardware: Includes low-profile foot pads and fitted end caps to blank off the raw extrusion cuts.
A benchtop reference block for identifying standard metric coarse threads. Contains female threads from M3 to M14. Specifications Range: M3, M4, M5, M6, M8, M10, M12, M14 Style: Internal threads for checking bolts Tolerances: Threads are modeled with internal clearance to account for typical FDM printing expansion, allowing bolts to thread smoothly without post-processing tap runs.

A heavy-duty drop shelf designed to wrap a standard 2x4 wall stud. The main bed splits into two pieces for easy printing on a standard bed, locking together with precision alignment dowels. A central support leg drops down directly into a face-mounted stud bracket to hold heavy loads flat. No-Support Printing: The main plates are oriented perfectly flat off the bed. Locked-In Support: The drop leg features a tubular bottom that seats perfectly into a cupped bottom bracket, preventing lateral slip. Hardware Needed: A few 6mm rod pins for the hinges, and standard countersunk wood screws for the brackets.

An air compressor adapter designed to interface a 1/4" NPT blow gun with a precise 3mm outer-diameter nozzle. The part features a clean, support-free geometry that steps inward as it prints, transitioning smoothly from a 14mm hex base up through the threads, capping off with a reinforced 1mm fillet at the base of the delicate tip. Print and Application Notes Print Orientation: Prints exactly as oriented (hex base flat on the bed). No supports are required for the threads, ceiling, or nozzle. Sealing: The threads are rendered straight rather than tapered—wrap with a couple of layers of PTFE thread tape to ensure a tight pneumatic seal when threading into the metal gun. Material: PETG or ABS is highly recommended over PLA to handle the pressure spikes and avoid brittleness at the tiny 1mm bore tip.

Adapter to mate a 1/4" NPT air compressor blow gun directly to a golf club grip vent hole. Uses a 16mm hex drive for tightening. Fitment Notes Mating Surface: 1/4" NPT female blow gun ports. The model uses a straight 18 TPI thread (13.5mm OD) that relies on Teflon tape to seal against the tapered female bore. Output: 3mm OD nipple, 4mm long. Backed by a 3mm conical shoulder to prevent snapping under pressure. Bore: 1mm continuous air channel. Check this after printing — a 1mm FDM hole will likely need clearing with a wire or a 1mm drill bit before it flows air properly.