3DPrinting

A few more parts for a Voron Trident build

• Steering wheel for gamepad
• Fractal vise
• Factorio turret
• Petalot
• Headphones

A headphone hook for my desk… which I should probably take off the list cuz I just bought one.

Ender 3 is more of a project and less of a tool. Hoping to get a Prusa, everyone always remarks on its amazing reliability.

I have a few mechanical keyboard projects that I need to print cases for and a chassis for a compact NAS build that I'm almost done tweaking and need to print eventually. Just functional stuff really

Just about everything i wanted to print, still.

I've reached the point where i should just surrender my ender 5 plus and all the mods, just buy a bambu lab or something that actually works well from the factory.

Love :(

there's always those upgrades to the printer.

R/C parts- a back burner project is a cyclogryo. (The hope is to eventually build a hoverbike vaguely similar to the malloy hoverbike.) and there's a few other things I need to print to get some models back to flying.

I've also got a chess set I'm working on- inspired by a set of files that are inspired by a metal set made by [Charles 'O Perry]9http://www.charlesperry.com/puzzles/chess-set). But that's a backburner design, in part because they're still enjoying the Lewis chess set I printed (in iron and bronze metal fill PLA,)

then, I've got a lot of requests for pendulum clocks from people I know. but those are a fair amount of assembly work as well as printing time. so they tend to be only for people I actually like.

Boats. Lots and lots of tiny boats.

A lot of organization - tool organization for the garage, drawer organization for the kitchen and bathroom, wall mounts for things all over the house, some display shelves for lightweight things, crafting supply organization for my partner and also charging docks and headphone clips for VR headstrap.

2 new dresser legs, a handle for a dryer.

Pretty much replacement parts for things around the house as much as possible.

I am even in the process of printing replacement parts for the 3d printer as well as backups in the event something breaks.

3ds stylus

Antidepressants

Tbh things I design. It’s so much more fun!

I had printed some accessories for my Quest 2 before, mostly for the controllers. I'd like to print them again, but 90% of them connected onto the rings that the Quest 3 controllers don't have so they need to be re-engineered and I just can't be arsed.

Replacement mouthpiece for a vintage flute that had a plastic one.

Flute pad hole punch aimer thingy so I can make cheap China pads into open-hole ones for not-so-great flutes without having to buy a bunch of open-hole ones (version 1 was already made and proved the idea, now it's just to iterate).

E facilitator prototypes before I CNC them (still learning CNC and I don't like it).

Flute airstream aimer clip-on thingy for older people who have lost their embochure due to dental operations and such. (after I get the hang of the replacement mouthpiece; this is probably the most difficult one, due to precise mouthpiece shape needed)

Model for manually engraving the right size & shape replacement piece out of bone, for a badly cracked teapot.

Spherebot.

holder for tickets for my local public transport, that I can attach to my bag

Parts for a Wimshurst Electrostatic Generator! You'd think it'd just be for fun or something, but we actually need one for supplying the charge on a electrospinning machine lol

so, sooo much.

I currently print some stands for some Lego spaceships. I also have over a TB of models from various Patreons that I support accumulated over the months. I also always find new ones I want to print, but rarely find the time to ACTUALLY print something, anything...

Ten-foot Super VF-1S

I just "finished" a herome parts cooler upgrade on the E3 pro. And holy shit has it made a difference.

I'm in the process of printing random gardening stuff while I put off setting my Saturn back up. I am like a year behind on printing Loot Studios stuff. I wanna paint some minis so bad.

Saw someone make some pretty rehousing casings so you can use vintage lenses with cinema-style housings benefits, that was pretty cool.

A little model engine, early sidevalve type, guy has quite a few variations, but the second gen single now has proper cam timing. which I am unreasonably excited by.

Currently, I'm thinking about ways to make motion for a robotic cat toy that does not make (much) noise. I've used servos in the past but they are far too noisy.

I usually only print my own designs. So, I need to design

• some better buttons for an enclosure that combines my soldering iron with my hot air station
• a better tripod for my telescope
• a dust collection system for a table saw
• some mounts with a fan to dry wet shoes, gloves, and a helmet
• a better 2nd monitor arm that extends over my bed
• I've dreamt up a way I want to make an automated bicycle chain cleaning and lubricating machine that cleans and lubes each link pair, each set at a time slowly over the couple of hours and recycles the solution and extra lube, I just need to do the actual design work.

Those are just a few on my design list.

I just got my Robinson Crusoe Collectors Edition boardgame. I'm in the process of making it even more fancy with all kinds of prints like custom heart tokens.

If you're a boardgame enthusiast, a 3D printer is a must.

Many, many things. But the most ambitious is... this. I haven't yet had the courage to even start tackling it.

A base to convert my plain Pax charger into a charging dock. I might include pockets for Budkups too