Here is a link to my Thingiverse page where I post most of my 3d prints.
My 3d printer is a Prusa i3 Mk3s+
I model my 3d prints using a pirated version of Solidworks 2016.
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Little bracket thing to hold a 2nd bike on my bike rack.
Lid for a biorb aquarium, containing an UV lightstrip. Don't worry, there's no fish in the orb only plants and snails.
Just a little hook for my shelf, to hold things such as cords or tools or fans or headphones. I have like 10 of them.
Jeep YJ. The very first thing I modeled myself then printed. Thought it would be easy because everything is very rectangular. I will make a 2nd version with better proportions, more detail, and actual rolling wheels!
A pair of rollers to guide filament from my dryer through the top of the enclosure to my printer. Made with three parts, press fit together around a roller bearing.
It holds the dome shaped grow light above the little succulent garden.
Covers my oscilloscope's missing buttons to protect the contacts. When I need to use it I just take the cover off and poke the bare contacts with a little stylus thing.
A low angle phone stand designed primarily for discretely playing Runescape behind an audio console.
Just a 3d printed screwdriver. Holds 7 spare bits. Made this because I was enraged by the lack of decent 3d printable screwdrivers on the internet. I use a couple of them at work as a mechanic and they are holding up pretty well.
A piece designed to slide nicely through slightly bent unistrut, intended to hold curtains for a houseboat. Several iterations. Will be printed from Nylon.
Just a little tool to tighten and loosen the screws on VGA and DVI and similar cords.
A socket to open the back of a watch to change the batteries. Tight fit, works very well.
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