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A central joining hub designed to connect a single 19mm vertical pole to three 25mm splayed legs. The legs angle down at 30 degrees to form a stable tripod base, and are capped internally so the pipes seat cleanly. A full-length vertical slot runs through the central chamber, letting you press a cable directly into the hub without having to feed it through end-to-end.
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A rigid 280 × 200 × 90 mm printed enclosure designed specifically for an ESP32-based multi-zone plant irrigation controller. The layout divides the internal volume into three distinct areas: high-current power distribution on the left, six MOSFET drivers in the center, and the low-voltage microcontroller logic on the right. An extra-wide central cable channel runs between the two rows of MOSFETs, and all high-traffic access areas—like screw terminals and adjustment dials—have generous working clearances. The outer walls feature deep U-slots for cables, cut from the top edge so the main flat lid traps them cleanly in place without relying on separate cable glands. Internal Layout details Zone A (Power): Mounts for a 56×35 mm DC-DC buck converter, a friction-fit bracket stack for four WAGO 221-415 lever connectors, and a C-clip for an inline 5A barrel fuse. Zone B (Switching): Two rows of custom mounts for six 35×32 mm MOSFET boards. Each uses exactly two diagonal standoffs to leave maximum free space around the terminals. Zone C (Control): Stand-offs for an ESP32 NodeMCU, with a dedicated USB-C opening aligned in the external right-hand wall. Structure: Embossed floor labels mark all hookup zones. Cable tie bridges are scattered throughout the base for organization, and vertical ventilation slots flank the rear and sides. Uses four M3 screws driven directly into heavy internal corner bosses to seal the lid.
What it's for A heavy-duty circular base with an integrated ground spike, designed to hold poles, pots, or yard fixtures securely in the grass or dirt. The spike uses a cruciform (fin) shape to maximize holding power in the soil while saving plastic. Dimensions Overall footprint: 115 mm diameter Base height: 25 mm Inner pocket: 65 mm diameter, 20 mm deep (leaving a 5 mm solid floor) Spike length: 80 mm Print notes For best results, rotate the model 180 degrees in your slicer so the flat top of the base sits on the build plate and the spike points straight up. This allows the entire part to print without supports.
A tailored sealing plate built to cap off a 48 mm port while cleanly passing through four heavy-gauge wires. The stepped rear boss drops straight into the MDF cutout, leaving the broad outer flange to hold the seal tight against the cabinet face. Build Details Main flange: 75 mm diameter Alignment boss: 48 mm diameter (8 mm depth) Routing ports: Four centered holes sized for 2.5 mm² speaker wire Hardware: Countersunk for 3 mm fasteners on a 43 mm square layout
What it's for A highly compact 90-degree pipe elbow designed to route fluids or air in tight spaces. Instead of a long, sweeping plumbing radius, this model pulls the corner in as tight as physically possible—bringing the outer inner corner to a sharp point while maintaining a 2 mm smooth transitional radius on the interior flow path to prevent sharp turbulence. Dimensions Outer Diameter: 60 mm Inner Diameter: 56 mm Wall Thickness: Constant 2 mm Straight Sections: 30 mm on each end Print notes Orient the pipe flat on its side (as positioned by default) to print entirely without supports. A brim may be helpful depending on bed adhesion, though the large flat contact patch is usually sufficient.
What it's for A sleek floating shelf for beside the bed at about head height, sized for an ornament or a small potted plant. A back plate with four countersunk screw holes fixes it to the wall, and two triangular brackets support the top. The design is symmetrical, so printing two gives a matching pair for each side of the bed. Dimensions Shelf top: 200 × 120 × 12 mm, rounded edges Back plate: 170 mm wide, 6 mm thick, 70 mm tall including the shelf Screw holes: four, 4.5 mm shank with 9 mm countersink, set 80 mm apart, the upper pair just below the shelf Brackets: two, 6 mm thick, at X ±70 mm Print notes Prints with the top face on the bed, with no supports needed. Use wall plugs suited to your wall type and countersunk screws with heads up to 9 mm. Remix ideas Narrow the shelf for tighter spaces. Add a small front lip to keep ornaments from sliding off. Add a cable notch for a bedside lamp.