Created 6 days ago
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A bare steel wheel sitting on a desk is basically a heavy paperweight waiting to scratch the finish. This adds a classic 165R15 rubber tire profile around the 1974 VW Beetle 15" rim, giving it a proper footprint so it stays put and stops dinging the furniture.
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A detailed, printable facade kit for OO Gauge (1:76.2 scale) model railways or dioramas. The kit includes the main frontage, two matching brickwork side walls, a gable end, and textured roof panels. Build Details Scale: OO Gauge (4mm to 1ft) Dimensions: Main frontage 64×72mm, side walls 10×72mm, roof panels 48×14mm Features: Staggered brick mortar cuts, recessed door panels, window frames, and shingle-textured roof panels. Assembly: All pieces print flat. The roof panels feature a 45-degree mitered apex edge so they butt up cleanly at a 90-degree angle when glued to the gable end.

A stylized, single-piece model of the classic T3 Transporter double cab (Doka). It captures the signature wedge front, the shortened rear bed, and the boxy utility stance. The geometry is built specifically to sit directly on the build plate. The wheels share a flat contact patch at ground level, and the window angles act as self-supporting bridges, making it a reliable print-in-place model. Integrated base: Flat-bottomed wheels keep it stable during printing. Recessed trim: Windows and grill are built as internal blocks to give depth to the side panels. Drop-bed: The rear bed is recessed 5mm behind the cabin to mimic the real utility platform.
A terraced house facade for model railways, now complete with a separate matching gable end and textured roof panels. The brickwork and quoins evoke classic British railway architecture, designed to sit seamlessly beside track setups or diorama streetscapes. Additions Gable End: Completes the vertical facade, rising 20mm with continued mortar lines and coping stones. Roof Panels: Two separate 15mm-deep sections with an interlocking tile texture, ready to cement in place. Print Layout: All parts are arranged flat on the bed for straightforward printing without supports.
A complete 60mm mechanical open differential and display stand. It separates the internal components—four spider gears on a central cross, two side gears, and a carrier housing—exactly as they sit in a full-scale axle. The carrier housing splits cleanly in half to accept the cross and side gears, bolting together to secure the assembly. Three hex-driven input and output axles press-fit into the gears, allowing you to turn the pinion by hand and watch the side gears rotate independently through the spider gear array. Assembly Notes Hardware: Requires four standard M3 screws to clamp the carrier halves together. The lower carrier is sized for self-tapping, while the top has clearance holes and countersinks. Gears: The bevel gears are toleranced for FDM with an 0.4mm nozzle. Press the three hex axles into the pinion and the two side gears. Stand: The entire assembled carrier and pinion assembly drops into the U-slots on the display stand. No glue required.
A matched set of joint protectors for pool cues using the 5/16x14 piloted joint standard, heavily used by Schon and similar makers. Includes a female cap to protect the exposed butt pin, and a male plug to seal the shaft insert. Both feature fluted outside edges for easy threading and unthreading. Remix Hooks Cue Diameter: Default is 21.5mm OD. Thicker cues might want 22mm; older cues might sit closer to 21.2mm. Clearance: The female thread (butt protector) is oversized by 0.6mm, and the male pin undersized by 0.2mm to survive FDM printing tolerances. Dial these in depending on your printer's flow rate. Pilot Recess: The butt protector has a 13.5mm diameter x 3.5mm deep recess to clear a standard Schon pilot collar. Grip Profile: The 4mm semi-circle edge flutes can easily be swapped for a knurled mask or flat-cut hex sides.

A 3D-printable replacement output jack plate, styled after the standard oval 'football' and pill-shaped plates used on many electric guitars. Modelled slightly thicker than a standard stamped metal plate to ensure strength when printed in plastic. Length: 48mm Width: 26mm Screw Spacing: 37mm (center-to-center) Jack Hole: 10mm (fits standard 1/4" guitar jacks) Tip: If your guitar body has a pronounced curve where the jack mounts, you can briefly warm the printed plastic with a hairdryer or heat gun to gently form it to the exact radius of the wood before screwing it down.