What did you 3D print today?

I didn’t print these personally, but I reverse engineered & modeled them & coworker printed them.



The use is for our plate laser tower. All it does is press into the tops of the steel rectangle tubes & provides a softer surface for the plates to rest on while the operator can bust the parts out of the skeleton plate. The time it took to print beats the $22/ea the machine manufacturer sells them for. These were printed solid for wear. We have a few different colors because we ran out of filament a couple times lol.

 

Well I've been working on the Chain Gayayang. Who Ha Who Ha.

I'm glad I kept the mini around. It comes in handy and is very reliable.

 

This is probably my most asked for design. It is a slim holder for two RSA security tokens back to back.
It has text to separate the admin token and the user token. I have printed out hundreds of them in PLA but recently have made some on my resin printer.
I have been offered money for them but as of now have given them out for free.

 

Cannot express how much I do not miss carrying around multiple RSA tokens, glad we’re able to use google Authenticator instead.
Oh right, things I printed:
First off, some spaghetti:

so I went off-book with some clamping, that actually worked:

Those are old rafts that I cut up to fit over a brim attached to the bottom of the part, and slipped under the binder clips holding the plate down, and it worked great. Definitely still need to figure out my adhesion issues, but at least this works.

 

https://www.tinkercad.com/embed/iP4KPqjwLpe?editbtn=1
siliconed to shower wall, works great.

 

parts tray..
https://www.tinkercad.com/embed/l97DwHl4tRM

 

guitar stand just over halfway done..

 

weird, posted in wrong thread..

 

The last thing I printed was a geocache container

 

Printed a replacement wheel hub for one of my kid’s favorite toys. I know the color doesn’t match but he doesn’t care lol

 

cable spool on demand..

 

A cup holder insert for my Tacoma.

 

Gotta keep that coffee mug from rattling!

 

Yea, the stock cup holders are pretty worthless.

 

Printed a tractor toy for my kid, partly as a test to see how much work would be involved to fit multiple printed pieces together.

 

I started printing an alphabet train to teach my kid the alphabet. I know there are files out there ready to download and print but I really wanted to roll my own on this one. The plan is to introduce a new letter car each day or every few days. I have about 15 more hours of printing left for all of the component pieces and then I can start assembly.

 

tried a squid game mask but it was too heavy for the supports/brim. giving up on it.

 

Printed a switch panel and enclosure for my kid’s Little Tikes truck that triggers sounds to play from a sound board and speakers mounted on the roof.

 

4" cones for my timing business

 

shelf mounts for a filament rack