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A vintage-style brand badge featuring raised script typography and an under-swoosh, framed by a continuous outer rim. Designed to resemble classic cruiser motorcycle tank badges and dealership signage.
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A clean, industrial-styled button box designed for sim racing rigs, controlling Wind, Pedals, and Bass Shakers via SimHub. The enclosure uses a faceted, dodecahedron-inspired geometry to eliminate flat overhangs and keep the footprint small. The front panel cuts a heavy 45° chamfer, hiding the seam where it snaps into the rear body. Features internal snap-fit prongs and receiver towers — no visible hardware required. Base dimensions reduce sharply toward the mount to avoid interfering with wheelbases or monitor arms. Built with clearances for standard Cherry MX switches and a toggle switch cut out for the top left.
A scaled-up quadcopter frame designed for 7mm coreless motors. Originally modeled for a compact layout, the arms are now extended to give a full 100x100mm outer footprint while retaining the 25.5mm whoop flight controller mounting pattern. Features Friction-fit Mounts: Sized for 7mm brushed motors, with an integrated wire routing slit. Underslung Tray: Integrated bottom mount for a standard 1S battery. Lightweight Arms: Hull-cut arm profiles that parametrically scaled up to span the new 100mm stance without adding unnecessary mass.
A compact, print-in-place traveling nut mechanism designed to mount onto a 15mm diameter shaft. This stopper locks rotation exactly at 900 degrees (2.5 turns) in either direction. The inner blue sleeve slides over your 15mm shaft and secures with a standard M3 bolt and captive nut, while the outer orange traveler moves up and down the internal threads as the wheel turns. Fitment and Constraints Host Shaft: 15mm diameter. The bore is modeled at 15.2mm to allow for a snug fit. Rotation Limit: Exactly 900 degrees (2.5 turns), enforced by rigid top and bottom flanges. Assembly: Print-in-place. The mechanism prints fully assembled with 0.4mm radial clearance in the threads, permanently capturing the traveler nut between the outer flanges so it cannot back off. Installation Requirements: You must have a fixed block or housing wall nearby for the traveler nut's side tab to ride against; this prevents the nut from simply spinning with the shaft and forces it to travel linearly.
A 70x25 mm solid front wheel designed to mate with a standard 12 mm RC hex drive. Built as a single rugged piece, it combines a deep-block tire tread with a solid structural hub to handle the weight of larger FDM parade and display builds. Fitment Specs Drive Interface: 12 mm standard RC hex (6 mm deep pocket) Axle Bore: 5.2 mm clearance hole Outer Dimensions: 70 mm OD × 25 mm width Printing: Flat on the hex face, no supports required.
Introducing CycMount, a robust camera mount engineered to secure action cameras to standard 22mm bicycle handlebars. Built with frequent swaps in mind, it utilizes custom wing nuts for a completely tool-free installation, allowing quick transfers between bikes. The integrated three-prong interface is precisely dimensioned with 3mm thick fingers on a 5mm pitch, ready to accept standard action camera housings and a 5mm pivot bolt. Design Features Strength by Orientation: Both clamp halves print flat on their sides, aligning the layer lines perpendicularly to the clamping stress for maximum strength. Support-Free: The horizontal print orientation ensures the 22mm handlebar bore and the 5.2mm pivot hole print perfectly round without requiring slicer supports. Tool-Free Adjustments: Includes two custom wing nuts designed with integrated M5 hex nut traps. Required Hardware 3× M5 Hex Nuts (two for the wing nuts, one for the bottom clamp) 2× M5 Cap Head Bolts (for the main clamp body) 1× M5 Bolt (for the camera pivot)