Created 5 months ago
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Mounts under desk with two screws, holds one pair of over-ear headphones
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A compact Raspberry Pi Zero enclosure with a snap-on lid and a vertical C-shaped hook on the back wall. The hook clips sideways onto a vertical screw or rod, so the case hangs beside a printer such as the Monoprice Select Mini. Interior fits the 65 × 30 mm board, with 58 × 23 mm standoffs and pins Cut-outs for microSD, mini HDMI, USB and power Vent slots along the back wall Hook bore sized for a 5 mm screw shank, with a 3.8 mm snap opening Lid prints flat beside the case, with no overlapping parts
Fidget spinner a ingranaggi planetari stampabile in un solo pezzo (print-in-place), diametro esterno 70 mm, con ingranaggio solare centrale, 5 satelliti e anello esterno dentato internamente. L'anello è alleggerito da 10 fori passanti e non ha coperchi, così gli ingranaggi restano visibili. Diametro esterno: 70 mm, spessore 8 mm Modulo 1,5; solare 15 denti, satelliti 10 denti, corona 35 denti Denti elicoidali a spina di pesce (25°) che trattengono i satelliti senza assi Gioco sui denti: 0,25 mm Fori centrali Ø7 mm (solare) e Ø5 mm (satelliti) per alleggerire Stampa piatta, senza supporti; PLA o PETG
A rugged, fully printable foldable phone stand. It is printed in three flat pieces that snap together securely, allowing it to fold completely flat for travel. Features Adjustable Angles: Features 7 resting notches on the base plate to precisely control the screen angle. Snap-Fit Hinges: Uses C-clip snap joints that grip firmly onto 6mm pins without requiring any extra hardware. Travel-Ready: Folds down to a flat profile when not in use. Print Instructions Print flat on the bed as oriented. Standard PLA or PETG works perfectly. Ensure good bed adhesion for the flat plates. The snap-fit hinges are designed with a 0.4mm clearance — they will require a firm push to snap into place during assembly, but will hold tight thereafter.
Two-piece enclosure for a 30-pin ESP32-WROOM-32 DevKit V1 with a 1.3 inch SH1106 OLED mounted in the lid. Shown exploded with heat inserts and M3 screws aligned to the corner holes. The lid has a 35.5 x 34.5 mm recess on the underside that holds the OLED PCB, and a 35.5 x 20.5 mm window through the front panel for the visible display area. ESP32 pocket: 52 x 28 mm, 14 mm deep Outer size: about 56.8 x 40.4 mm, 2.4 mm walls Front USB-C slot, 10 x 4 mm Four corner screw holes for M3 screws and heat inserts Front panel thickness behind the window: 1.6 mm Print the lid face-down for a clean front surface.

A compact 130 × 65 × 35 mm enclosure in the spirit of a field-radio interface box: Ethernet in one end, antenna and cable gland out the other. The lid sits flush and is held by four M2.5 × 10 mm countersunk screws threading into corner posts. RJ45 end: 16.5 × 14 mm rectangular opening, centred in width and height. Other end: 6.5 mm hole for a through-mount SMA connector and a 12.5 mm hole for a PG7-style cable gland, spaced evenly across the 65 mm width and centred in height. Walls: 2.5 mm; lid 3 mm, printed flat beside the box. Screws: 2.1 mm pilot holes in the posts for self-tapping M2.5; countersunk clearance holes in the lid.
A two-part enclosure for a 47 × 57 mm STM32F103 board, with a screw-down lid, external mounting flanges and a cable opening at the connector end. The base has 2.5 mm walls, four board bosses at 37 × 50 mm spacing holding the board 5 mm above the floor, and four corner posts for the lid screws. The lid has a locating lip and four clearance holes. Triangular gussets reinforce the flange-to-wall joints and the wall-to-floor joints, and the internal corners are rounded. Total height with lid: 35 mm Connector end extended 20 mm (+Y), with an adjustable cable opening Lid screws: M2.5 self-tapping, 2.2 mm pilot holes in the corner posts Adjustable: hole spacing and offset, boss height and hole size, flange hole size and positions, cable opening, extensions Board hole spacing is approximate and should be checked against the real board